Investigations Manager

BlueScope is an Australian born, global success story, spanning 18 countries, with a team of over 16,500 people. We’re driven by innovation and are proud that the technologies in our products and brands, like COLORBOND® steel, inspire and protect everything from hospitals and bridges to stadiums and homes.

At BlueScope, integrity matters. We’re looking for an experienced Investigations Manager to join our Global Investigations Team, playing a critical role in how we identify, investigate and respond to serious misconduct across our global operations.

Reporting to the Global Head of Investigations, this role is a key part of BlueScope’s confidential reporting and investigation framework. You’ll lead and support complex investigations into alleged breaches of our Code of Conduct, policies and the law, operating with independence, discretion and sound judgment in matters that often carry reputational, legal and people risk

This role can be based in Melbourne or Singapore

In this role, you will:

• Lead and manage complex investigations into corporate misconduct, including fraud, bribery and corruption, conflicts of interest and serious policy breaches
• Conduct forensic interviews and review documentation using structured, defensible investigative methodologies
• Manage and triage reports received through the BlueScope Speak Up hotline
• Produce clear, evidence based investigation reports that support disciplinary, legal or remediation outcomes
• Work closely with Legal, Risk, People and business leaders, including briefing senior executives on investigation findings
• Support cross border investigations, navigating jurisdictional and cultural complexity
• Contribute to broader risk mitigation by identifying systemic issues and patterns of misconduct

Ideally you will have proven experience working in government and/or corporate workplace investigations. Consultative, approachable and with excellent communication skills, you can build effective relationships quickly.

You are a trusted investigations professional who combines technical rigor with sound judgment and strong communication. You’ll bring:

• Significant experience conducting sensitive investigations into fraud, corruption or serious misconduct within large, complex organisations or settings
• Strong forensic and analytical capability, including interviewing, evidence assessment and documentation
• Proven ability to draft clear, defensible reports suitable for legal, regulatory or disciplinary scrutiny
• A strong understanding of whistleblower protections, natural justice and evidentiary standards
• Confidence operating independently on sensitive matters, including those involving senior stakeholders
• Exposure to investigations across multiple jurisdictions (Australian and international experience highly regarded)

Tertiary qualifications in law, accounting, business or a related discipline (CFE or similar certification highly regarded

The BlueScope Difference

A career at BlueScope provides the opportunity to make a difference – to you, to your team, to our customers, to transforming products, processes and brands, and to an organisation intent on shaping a better built environment for all our communities. At BlueScope, you will:

• make an impact both within the organisation and in the broader community
• create and deliver innovative products and solutions that shape the world we live in
• grow on a path of continuous learning and development
• enjoy the sense of belonging that comes from working with people who genuinely look out for one another

We’re dedicated to supporting our people   keeping one another safe, rewarding successes, and helping individuals grow. We foster workplace flexibility and an inclusive work environment that welcomes people of all backgrounds. We’re committed to climate action and to helping shape a better future for all our communities; we are committed to Our Purpose, Creating Strength. 

Come and discover us at bluescope.com/life at bluescope/. Together we can make a world of difference.