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Why work withus:Everychild and young person deserves a great education.We have astrategy that aims to unlock every child’s potential now andinto the future, one that in partnership with learners, students,parents, and the wider South Australian community will build aworld-leading public education system. One that is equitable andprioritises learning and wellbeing.Togetherwe will make our education system the best it can be.When ourchildren and young people thrive, so do our communities and ourstate.About theRole:We areseeking a talented Youth Support Worker to join our team on acasual basis. In this role, you will contribute to the social andeducational development of students and support their integrationinto the community.Keyresponsibilities will include: Contribute to the development of a supportive, safe, and educational setting for students at Wiltja Boarding by ensuring the implementation and maintenance of all official processes, systems, and procedures. Engage with students in a positive manner and ensure that student behaviour is addressed as required by Wiltja Boarding policies and processes in a highly collaborative and consistent manner. Ensure that issues or concerns are promptly raised with the Leadership team and that mandatory reporting is completed. Contribute to the social/personal skills and educational development of students with the implementation and delivery of programs that encourages education and recreation by supporting students understand their responsibilities and to develop positive relationships with others. Assist the development of an extensive health care program and in particular focus upon health and hygiene issues by monitoring of the emotional and physical needs of students and reporting issues promptly to the Leadership team. Support health administration procedures including the supervision and administering of medicine to students. Assist and support the effective running of Wiltja Boarding by actively engaging in the delivery of cleaning, catering, and laundry provision. Support the schooling of students by liaising with school staff and ensuring that students are prepared for attendance at school and are punctual in their movements to and from school and other activities.Qualifications: Desirable a professional qualification in youth work, community services, or an allied field. SpecialConditions:Thesuccessful applicant is required to gain a Department for HumanServices (DHS) working with children check (WWCC) prior to beingemployed which is required to be renewed every five years beforeexpiry. The incumbent will be required to undertake RRHAN –EC(Responding to Risks of Harm, Abuse and Neglect - Education Care)Facilitator Lead (Masterclass) extended course or the online(Fundamentals) course which will be required to be updated everythree years. For allother Special Conditions please refer to the attached PositionDescription.Enquiries:Enquiriescan be directed to Cheryl Arthur, Manager, via Tel: (08) 8359 -4620 or Email: [email protected]. ApplicationInstructions:Applications should bemade through the IWorkForSA website.Applicants are requiredto submit a CV, Employment Declaration, and a cover letteroutlining your suitability for the role.People ofAboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent and/or those who havea disability are strongly encouraged to apply.AdditionalNote:The Youth Support Worker Temporary Pool will remain active up until 7 December 2024. Applicants may submit their application of interest at any time during this period. Recommended applicants will be eligible for upcoming casual/term opportunities and may be contacted as they arise. Applications close: 07/12/2024 11:30 PM Attachments:- OPS02 Youth Support Worker - Role Description.pdf- VL233 Pre-employment declaration.pdfFlexibility StatementThe South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Location: North West Region | Central Goldfields Job type: Fixed term Organisation: Maryborough District Health Service Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Medical and Nursing Reference: VG/24003 Job posted: 04/01/2024 Closes: 31/12/2024 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Classification: As per award Job duration: Not provided Contact: Mary-Ann Smith | [email protected] or 5461 0312 Reference: VG/24003 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: North West Region | Central Goldfields This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience and insight into healthcare and to be part of a dynamic team. In this role you will work as an assistant to the health care team, assisting the registered nurses to provide delegated aspects of patient care!MDHS services the Central Goldfields and Pyrenees Shire with campuses in Avoca, Dunolly and Maryborough. The strong clinical and social links between the three campuses ensure that the community is cared for by qualified staff who are committed to high standards of person-centred care. MDHS is one of the largest employers in the region, providing the perfect setting to become part of our team and community.RUSON – Registered Undergraduate Student of NursingFixed Term – Hours per fortnight to be negotiableClassification: RUSON Year 1- Year 3 (YP12-YP14)Award: Nurses and Midwives (Victorian Public Sector) (Single Interest Employers) Enterprise Agreement 2020 - 2024This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience and insight into healthcare and to be part of a dynamic team. In this role you will work as an assistant to the health care team, assisting the registered nurses to provide delegated aspects of patient care.We are looking for someone with the following qualities:Embrace and promote the values of MDHS – Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability & TogethernessCurrently completing second year of Bachelor of NursingRegistered as a student nurse with AHPRA with no conditions or undertakingsExcellent communication skills – written and verballyWhat's in it for you?Great Working Environment – Join a group of motivated health care professionals with a permanent contract. Opportunity to join the Social Club, offering a wide range of social events and local retail discounts.Fantastic Earning Potential – Generous Base Salary under the Nurses and Midwives EBA with Salary Packaging available.Supportive Culture with Continuous Improvement Opportunities – Culture that promotes and embraces the organisational values of GREAT (Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability, Togetherness) and encourages and supports employees to engage in professional development with access to the Centred of Inspired Learning and Simulation Lab.KEY SELECTION CRITERIAQualifications & ExperienceCurrently completing second year of Bachelor of Nursing.Registered as a student nurse with AHPRA with no conditions or undertakingsPrevious experience working in a healthcare setting would be an advantage. Technical/Professional Knowledge and SkillDemonstrated satisfactory academic progress in the Bachelor of Nursing (Credit or above for all subjects and competency in clinical placements preferred but not essential). OtherAbility to work AM and PM shifts over a 7 day rosterEvidence of Covid immunisation.For further information, please contact Mary-Ann Smith – Nurse Unit Manager - Urgent Care Centre via [email protected] or on 5461 0312.. Applications for this position close on Tuesday 31st December 2024.Applications are to include:- Covering Letter- Resume- Written response to the Key Selection Criteria, available in the Position Description on the position advertisement.Applications are to be submitted by selecting the "Apply Now" button below.MDHS is an equal opportunity employer. Appointments are subject to a satisfactory National Police Check and a Working with Children Check. NDIS Workers Screening will be required for workers identified as working within a risk assessed role.

Location: North West Region | Central Goldfields Job type: Ongoing - full time or part time Organisation: Maryborough District Health Service Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Medical and Nursing Reference: VG/24002 Job posted: 04/01/2024 Closes: 31/12/2024 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Classification: As per award Job duration: Not provided Contact: Mary-Ann Smith, Nurse Unit Manager | [email protected] or via 5461 0312 Reference: VG/24002 Occupation: Medical and Nursing Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: North West Region | Central Goldfields This is a great opportunity for a Registered Nurse or Endorsed Enrolled Nurse to join the team at MDHS, looking to work across a range of departments!MDHaS services the Central Goldfields and Pyrenees Shire with campuses in Avoca, Dunolly and Maryborough. The strong clinical and social links between the three campuses ensure that the community is cared for by qualified staff who are committed to high standards of person-centred care. MDHS is one of the largest employers in the region, providing the perfect setting to become part of our team and community.Nursing Pool Staff: Registered Nurse & Endorsed Enrolled NursesPermanent Part or Full Time – greater than 32 hours per fortnight. Multiple positions availableClassification: Dependent on qualifications and experienceAward: Nurses and Midwives (Victorian Public Sector) (Single Interest Employers) Enterprise Agreement 2021 - 2025This is exciting opportunity for experienced Registered and Endorsed Enrolled Nurses to join our pool staff bank. In this role, you will be employed to work across the Health Service where vacancies are available, with a minimum contract of 32 hours per fortnight. Working within the Nurse Pool will provide the opportunity to work across a range of clinical areas wherever the need requires, including:Acute ward including dialysis and oncology;Urgent Care Centre;Theatre/Day Surgery;Aged Care at Maryborough, Avoca and DunollyCommunity/District NursingWe are looking for someone with the following qualities:Embrace and promote the values of MDHS – Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability & TogethernessBasic Life Support CertificatePerson-centred careMotivated, empathetic and enthusiastic approachExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsWhat's in it for you?Great Working Environment – Join a group of motivated health care professionals with a Permanent contract. Opportunity to join the Social Club, offering a wide range of social events and local retail discounts.Fantastic Earning Potential – Generous Base Salary under the Nurse and Midwives EBA with Salary Packaging available.Supportive Culture with Continuous Improvement Opportunities – Culture that promotes and embraces the organisational values of GREAT (Genuine, Respect, Excellence, Accountability, Togetherness) and encourages and supports employees to engage in professional development with access to the Centred of Inspired Learning and Simulation Lab. KEY SELECTION CRITERIA – Registered NurseEssentialQualifications:Registration with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) as a Registered Nurse with no restrictions.Technical/Professional Knowledge and skillsSound understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Registered NurseAbility to communicate effectively with patients, visitors and staff at all levels within the organisationAbility to practice collaboratively as part of a multi-disciplinary teamKnowledge of and involvement in evidence-based practice and research activitiesCommitment to ongoing education and professional development to ensure working within current scope of practice.Excellent organisational skills particularly with respect to time managementWell-developed interpersonal skillsExcellent communication and computer skills at the level required to fulfil the role. KEY SELECTION CRITERIA – Endorsed Enrolled NurseEssentialRegistration with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA)Demonstration of an NMBA approved qualification in administration of medicines, with an Administration of Medication Scope of up to four/five routes (as applicable).Technical/Professional Knowledge and skillsEEN who demonstrates commitment to professional development, maintaining a record of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as per the AHPRA requirements.Demonstrates person-centred focus, adaptability, respecting diversity, innovative thinking, application of evidence into practice and self-managementDemonstrates people and communication skills including relationship building, co-operation, conflict resolution, influencing others and facilitating open discussions.DesirableAwareness of limitations in own knowledge and seek appropriate education and training as requiredAwareness of own values and beliefs surrounding healthcare with an ability to identify and respect an alternative view For further information, please contact Mary-Ann Smith, Nurse Unit Manager via [email protected] on 5461 0312.Applications for this position close on Tuesday, 31st December 2024.Applications are to include:Covering LetterResumeWritten response to the Key Selection Criteria, available in the Position Description on the position advertisement. Applications are to be submitted by selecting the "Apply Now" button below. MDHS is an equal opportunity employer. Appointments are subject to a satisfactory National Police Check and a Working with Children Check. NDIS Workers Screening will be required for workers identified as working within a risk assessed role.

Location: Melbourne | Eastern Metropolitan Job type: Full time, Part time Organisation: Monash Health Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Nursing Reference: 64850 Job posted: 23/01/2024 Closes: 30/04/2024 Occupation: Nursing Classification: Job duration: Not provided Contact: Matthew Parker - [email protected] Reference: 64850 Occupation: Nursing Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: Melbourne | Eastern Metropolitan Working in healthcare has never been more important or meaningful. Our Journey - Early in Life Mental Health Services (ELMHS) at Monash Health Early in Life Mental Health Service (ELMHS) provides care for young people who are experiencing emotional, behavioural or mental health problems. ELMHS offers assessment and treatment for infants, children and adolescents from 0-18 years in the southern region. Offering inpatient and community treatment, individual, family and group based treatment, we work with people experiencing difficulties with anxiety, depression, school refusal, eating disorders, self-harm, suicidal ideation or psychosis. ELMHS is committed to providing mental health services and support to children, young people and their families/carers across the following Services:Perinatal & Infant Inpatient Unit (PIIU) is a six bed Inpatient unit providing mental health interventions to antenatal clients (expectant mothers) and Postnatal clients admitted with their infant dedicated to providing best patient-centred care and recovery-focused care to mother and infants (under 1 years of age) along with their families.  A great opportunity to work in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team in an environment that fosters growth, learning and further development of clinical skills.OASIS Child Neuropsychiatry Inpatient Unit is an eight bed state of the art facility housed in MCH providing emergency and planned assessment admissions for children (aged up to 12) with neuro development and psychiatric disturbance. The model of care is designed to admit the child with a parent / carer to provide greater opportunity for dyadic and family interventions to achieve better outcomes.Stepping Stones (SS) Adolescent Inpatient Unit is a 15 inpatient beds and 5 transition (day) beds state of the art facility also housed in MCH offering Mental Health interventions to adolescents (aged 12 to 18) who present with acute and severe mental health problems, associated high risk factors and have difficulty maintaining their own safety and the safety of others.Grow your Career in ELMHS We are seeking suitably qualified nurses who are passionate about and have demonstrated experience in Paediatrics and Mental Health, to become a valuable part of ELMHS. Current Career opportunities available are:Registered Psychiatric Nurses – available across PIIU, Oasis AND Stepping StonesAssociate Nurse Managers – available in PIIU, Oasis AND Stepping StonesThese are Ongoing Full or Part Time positions with availability to work across 24/7 rotational shifts. When applying clearly highlight in your Cover Letter, which opportunity and Unit(s) you are interested in. What you bring: Relevant Postgraduate Qualifications in Mental HealthCurrent clinical mental health nursing experience Demonstrated clinical leadership experience for ANM rolesCurrent AHPRA registrationAbility to work legally in AustraliaAn advocate of Monash Health’s Strategic Guiding Principles Flexibility to work across a 24/7 rotating rosterFor more detail per Role/Unit, please refer to attached PD’s.In Return, Ours is a connected team with strong shared values and an unwavering commitment to provide mental health services and support to children, young people and their families/carers experiencing emotional, behavioural or mental health problems. Ours is also a highly skilled, passionate and collaborative team working closely with our multidisciplinary teams in our unwavering pursuit of excellent in mental health for young people and their families. There is no better time to join us and here’s just a few reasons why:Purpose built inpatient with two facilities located within Monash Children’s Hospital (MCH)First dyadic and family interventions to achieve better outcomes for children (0-12)leadership team fostering high performing talent and career progressionopportunity to work close to home whilst you advance your clinical or leadership careerlifestyle change with access to the many jewels of Melbourne’s south-east livingjoin Victoria’s largest public health service employing over 22,000 people across a range of specialitiesLots of benefits including access to salary packaging options increasing your take-home pay, onsite subsidised staff car parking, gym on certain sites, uniform and a comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP).For more information about Monash Health visit our website at www.monashhealth.org How to Apply Applications are only accepted that are submitted via the Monash Health online Mercury System (e-recruit).  For information including how to apply and probity check requirements, please refer to attached ‘Application Guide’ located under Position DocumentsPlease note, applications will be screened upon receipt and selection activity may commence prior to the closing date. Search our Facebook community 'Nursing and Midwifery Careers at Monash Health' to be part of an online group; keep updated with recruitment tips and opportunities at Monash Health. 

Location: Gippsland | Bairnsdale Job type: Ongoing - full time or part time Organisation: Bairnsdale Regional Health Service Salary: Salary not specified Occupation: Nursing and Aged Care Reference: VG/MGCC1752018 Job posted: 26/09/2023 Closes: 30/04/2024 Occupation: Nursing and Aged Care Classification: As per advertisement Job duration: Not provided Contact: Paul Rosenquist | 03 5150 3382 Reference: VG/MGCC1752018 Occupation: Nursing and Aged Care Salary Range: Salary not specified Work location: Gippsland | Bairnsdale At BRHS we help you imagine how a successful career in Aged Care will be!Full-Time, Part-Time and Casual opportunities.Are you seeking a fulfilling nursing career in Aged Care? Join our respected Aged Care Fcility, a recognised winner of the 2023 Excellence in Aged Care Victorian Public Healthcare Award.Positions are currently available at a variety of levels, so whether you are a newly graduated nurse, an experienced nurse looking for advancing your career to a Clinical Coordinator level or a skilled aged care nurse, this is your opportunity!At Maddocks Gardens we proudly work together to provide our residents with the best possible quality of life, ensuring that our delivery of care reflects the highest Aged Care Quality Standards. Our Aged Care Registered Nurses enjoy working in a senior role providing clinical leadership and support to the broader care team. Our leadership team is keen to support your growth and will empower you to work autonomously and receive opportunities to expand your skills and knowledge in your area of interest. Added to this, BRHS has a range of organisational development programs that will enable you to reach your career goals! As part of the region's largest public health service, you will work under the Enterprise Agreements generous employment conditions.What we can offer you:Quality and Security:Work at a fully accredited facility with an excellent Aged Care Commission star ratingAbove market wages and extensive salary packaging options with Maxxia to reduce your taxGenerous employment conditions including long service leave accrual at double the average rateFlexibility:Roster flexibility with regular weekends off and shift requests/swaps supported Flexible working arrangement options such as transition to retirementContract types and hours negotiableGrowth:Career pathways for roles in Clinical Coordination, Leadership, Education, Clinical Resource and other senior roles across the hospital.Learning programs to expand your clinical practice such as the Palliative Aged Care Outcomes Program (PACOP)Leadership training and scholarship program to assist pursue further studyDedicated Aged Care Educator to support your developmentWellbeing:Variety of health and wellbeing activities such as “Learn a new Skill day”, exercise and quiz challengesComprehensive Employee Assistance Program with free on-site psychologist appointmentsOrganisational commitment to diversity, equality and inclusion. Join our Gender Equality group and check out our new cultural garden hereAmazing work/life balance to enjoy East Gippslands snowfields, beaches and National Parks.Please view the full key selection criteria as listed in the attached position descriptionInterested?Visit our Careers page to see our full list of benefits why-work-for-brhsFor more information contact: Paul Rosenquist, Aged Care Manager on 03 5150 3382Applications will be reviewed upon receipt and the vacancy will close once all positions have been filled.Applications are to include a covering letter responding to key selection criteria and resume (including two recent referees).

You will provide HR Leadership to the team and develop the capability and performance. As well as a full spectrum of HR duties, you will also provide expert advice and guidance to stakeholders on complex industrial relations matters to support an effective and efficient delivery of HR services.In addition to this, you will oversee Learning and Development program in line with strategic and operational needs.You will build relationships with all levels of the organisation and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement.You will hold a degree in HR Management or Industrial Relations. You will also have proven experience leading and developing a high performing HR team. You will need to hold a driving licence.

Earn an attractive remuneration package ranging between $110,000 - $120,000 plus superannuation.Drive infrastructure and asset projects in close collaboration with local Operations Managers and Consultants, directly contributing to community development Benefit from a comprehensive range of perks, including relocation assistance, remote area allowance, salary sacrifice options, 6 weeks of annual leave plus 10 days of personal leave, and more!Our passion for community is at the heart of everything we doOur vision is to be a leader within the Australian Local Government and develop a broad range of strategies that will help shape our vision for the region through excellent service delivery and community engagement. We also aim to build one of Australia's most sustainable, vibrant, and diverse regions. Victoria Daly Regional Council runs a range of programs to engage the Indigenous communities.For more information, please visit our website: https://www.victoriadaly.nt.go... you’ll make a differenceVictoria Daly Regional Council is seeking a full-time Infrastructure and Asset Manager based in Katherine, NT. This role supports and assists the Director of Council Operations in the provision of infrastructure asset management, civil & capital works, and operational services to ensure high productivity and effective staff supervision across the region.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Providing high-level administrative and technical advice on infrastructure managementManaging and supporting the infrastructure and planning teamDeveloping and implementing asset management and replacement plansManaging the asset management budget, including forecasting and reportingPreparing and reviewing asset management plans and schedulesEnsuring compliance and quality in project and contract managementPlease click here to see the full position description.As the Victoria Daly region has a large Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, you will need to ensure cultural sensitivity and awareness across all activities.What you’ll bring to the teamTo be considered for this role, qualifications or extensive experience in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement is required. Having a Certificate IV in Construction, Civil, Mechanical, or equivalent is desirable but not essential.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Extensive knowledge of contract and project managementDemonstrated ability to forecast, develop, and manage budgetsProficiency in writing complex, non-standard documentsAdministration and financial management knowledge and skillsStrong planning and organisational abilitiesKnowledge of procurement practices and legislative requirementsAbility and willingness to travel to remote communitiesPrior experience working in a remote community or regional council (highly desirable)Work Health & Safety understandingAs our ideal candidate, you will possess strong communication skills, the ability to coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, and the capability to review and streamline practices. This role demands a strategic thinker and an adept leader capable of managing multiple functions daily and adapting to change.This is a transformative opportunity for a dedicated professional eager to make a significant impact in regional development and infrastructure management. We are looking for someone who is not only skilled in their field but also a perfect fit for our collaborative and forward-thinking team.A rewarding role - in more ways than oneIn addition to a competitive salary of circa $110,000 - $120,000 per annum + superannuation, the successful candidate will enjoy rewarding work in a part of the world rarely seen by outsiders. You will also receive access to a range of additional generous perks, including:Relocation assistance available up to $5,000 - let us help you make Katherine your new homeRemote area allowance of $1,164.67Salary sacrifice options available - increase your take-home pay6 weeks of Annual Leave + 17.5% Leave Loading10 days of Personal LeaveTravel allowancesFlexible working arrangementsPaid training and study leaveOngoing professional development opportunities - the Council actively supports the career progression of its employees through internal hires for leadership positionsReady to Apply?Are you experienced in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement and looking for a role where you can support diverse programs and remote communities? Apply Now!

Earn an attractive remuneration package ranging between $110,000 - $120,000 plus superannuation.Drive infrastructure and asset projects in close collaboration with local Operations Managers and Consultants, directly contributing to community development Benefit from a comprehensive range of perks, including relocation assistance, remote area allowance, salary sacrifice options, 6 weeks of annual leave plus 10 days of personal leave, and more!Our passion for community is at the heart of everything we doOur vision is to be a leader within the Australian Local Government and develop a broad range of strategies that will help shape our vision for the region through excellent service delivery and community engagement. We also aim to build one of Australia's most sustainable, vibrant, and diverse regions. Victoria Daly Regional Council runs a range of programs to engage the Indigenous communities.For more information, please visit our website: https://www.victoriadaly.nt.go... you’ll make a differenceVictoria Daly Regional Council is seeking a full-time Infrastructure and Asset Manager based in Katherine, NT. This role supports and assists the Director of Council Operations in the provision of infrastructure asset management, civil & capital works, and operational services to ensure high productivity and effective staff supervision across the region.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Providing high-level administrative and technical advice on infrastructure managementManaging and supporting the infrastructure and planning teamDeveloping and implementing asset management and replacement plansManaging the asset management budget, including forecasting and reportingPreparing and reviewing asset management plans and schedulesEnsuring compliance and quality in project and contract managementPlease click here to see the full position description.As the Victoria Daly region has a large Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, you will need to ensure cultural sensitivity and awareness across all activities.What you’ll bring to the teamTo be considered for this role, qualifications or extensive experience in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement is required. Having a Certificate IV in Construction, Civil, Mechanical, or equivalent is desirable but not essential.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Extensive knowledge of contract and project managementDemonstrated ability to forecast, develop, and manage budgetsProficiency in writing complex, non-standard documentsAdministration and financial management knowledge and skillsStrong planning and organisational abilitiesKnowledge of procurement practices and legislative requirementsAbility and willingness to travel to remote communitiesPrior experience working in a remote community or regional council (highly desirable)Work Health & Safety understandingAs our ideal candidate, you will possess strong communication skills, the ability to coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, and the capability to review and streamline practices. This role demands a strategic thinker and an adept leader capable of managing multiple functions daily and adapting to change.This is a transformative opportunity for a dedicated professional eager to make a significant impact in regional development and infrastructure management. We are looking for someone who is not only skilled in their field but also a perfect fit for our collaborative and forward-thinking team.A rewarding role - in more ways than oneIn addition to a competitive salary of circa $110,000 - $120,000 per annum + superannuation, the successful candidate will enjoy rewarding work in a part of the world rarely seen by outsiders. You will also receive access to a range of additional generous perks, including:Relocation assistance available up to $5,000 - let us help you make Katherine your new homeRemote area allowance of $1,164.67Salary sacrifice options available - increase your take-home pay6 weeks of Annual Leave + 17.5% Leave Loading10 days of Personal LeaveTravel allowancesFlexible working arrangementsPaid training and study leaveOngoing professional development opportunities - the Council actively supports the career progression of its employees through internal hires for leadership positionsReady to Apply?Are you experienced in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement and looking for a role where you can support diverse programs and remote communities? Apply Now!

Are you a Category Manager looking to join an expanding and secure manufacturing organisation?Attractive salary on offer with WFH options + ongoing learning and development! The sky is the limit to make the role your own!Relocation assistance available for the right candidate!Polymaster GroupWe are a proud family-owned and operated Australian manufacturer based in Victoria with a presence all over the country.We bring people together to strengthen the communities in which we work and to provide professional and personal development opportunities so that you can reach your full potential. Our people are everything to us. Working together means we continue to be recognised as a premium brand in the marketplace. Personal and professional development for our people is what we strive for. When you bring the right mindset and attitude to Polymaster, you will be given every opportunity to achieve your career goals – whatever they are.The OpportunityPolymaster is looking for a full-time Category Manager based in Tullamarine, Melbourne, VIC. The role will also involve the opportunity to travel and be hands on out in the field!This role, reporting to the Head of Marketing, is pivotal in managing the commercial performance of an assigned range of products to align marketing activities with customer needs, drive product innovation, and ensure sustained profitability.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Develop and implement initiatives that generate demand in key target marketsBuild and deliver Go-To-Market product plans that drive strategic growthManage product lifecycles and the marketing mix for new product entries.Develop innovative sales tools to support customer decision-making.Deliver regular product updates to market and internal stakeholders.Align product portfolio with customer requirements and collaborating on product development.Assist in the development and rollout of marketing processes and policies.Collaborate in the development of product communications and managing of sales tool assets.What you needAn undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in Marketing, Business Administration, or a related field will be highly regarded, as will previous experience in a manufacturing business targeting B2B environments.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Demonstratable experience in delivering category marketing plans that has delivered sustainable financial growthExperience in wastewater management, fluid storage, or transfer industriesSolid understanding of New Product Development (NPD) principlesProficiency in MS OfficeUnderstanding of research disciplines and data analysisAs our ideal candidate, you will possess strategic thinking and high-level planning and organisational skills. You will also have the ability to communicate effectively and adapt to hands-on work when necessary. This is a role for a proactive and innovative professional who is ready to take on the challenge of aligning product offerings with customer needs to drive growth and customer satisfaction. We are looking for a candidate who is seeking an opportunity to make a significant impact in a dynamic and evolving sector.What’s on offerThis role comes with an attractive salary and other additional benefits including:Hybrid and WFH optionsRelocation assistance for the right candidateExtensive training and mentoring programs to help you thrive in this roleThe ability to make the role your ownYou will be part of an enthusiastic and success-driven team that collaborates and recognises each other for their success. Make an impact as our next Category Manager - Apply Now!

Earn an attractive remuneration package ranging between $110,000 - $120,000 plus superannuation.Drive infrastructure and asset projects in close collaboration with local Operations Managers and Consultants, directly contributing to community development Benefit from a comprehensive range of perks, including relocation assistance, remote area allowance, salary sacrifice options, 6 weeks of annual leave plus 10 days of personal leave, and more!Our passion for community is at the heart of everything we doOur vision is to be a leader within the Australian Local Government and develop a broad range of strategies that will help shape our vision for the region through excellent service delivery and community engagement. We also aim to build one of Australia's most sustainable, vibrant, and diverse regions. Victoria Daly Regional Council runs a range of programs to engage the Indigenous communities.For more information, please visit our website: https://www.victoriadaly.nt.go... you’ll make a differenceVictoria Daly Regional Council is seeking a full-time Infrastructure and Asset Manager based in Katherine, NT. This role supports and assists the Director of Council Operations in the provision of infrastructure asset management, civil & capital works, and operational services to ensure high productivity and effective staff supervision across the region.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Providing high-level administrative and technical advice on infrastructure managementManaging and supporting the infrastructure and planning teamDeveloping and implementing asset management and replacement plansManaging the asset management budget, including forecasting and reportingPreparing and reviewing asset management plans and schedulesEnsuring compliance and quality in project and contract managementPlease click here to see the full position description.As the Victoria Daly region has a large Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, you will need to ensure cultural sensitivity and awareness across all activities.What you’ll bring to the teamTo be considered for this role, qualifications or extensive experience in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement is required. Having a Certificate IV in Construction, Civil, Mechanical, or equivalent is desirable but not essential.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Extensive knowledge of contract and project managementDemonstrated ability to forecast, develop, and manage budgetsProficiency in writing complex, non-standard documentsAdministration and financial management knowledge and skillsStrong planning and organisational abilitiesKnowledge of procurement practices and legislative requirementsAbility and willingness to travel to remote communitiesPrior experience working in a remote community or regional council (highly desirable)Work Health & Safety understandingAs our ideal candidate, you will possess strong communication skills, the ability to coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, and the capability to review and streamline practices. This role demands a strategic thinker and an adept leader capable of managing multiple functions daily and adapting to change.This is a transformative opportunity for a dedicated professional eager to make a significant impact in regional development and infrastructure management. We are looking for someone who is not only skilled in their field but also a perfect fit for our collaborative and forward-thinking team.A rewarding role - in more ways than oneIn addition to a competitive salary of circa $110,000 - $120,000 per annum + superannuation, the successful candidate will enjoy rewarding work in a part of the world rarely seen by outsiders. You will also receive access to a range of additional generous perks, including:Relocation assistance available up to $5,000 - let us help you make Katherine your new homeRemote area allowance of $1,164.67Salary sacrifice options available - increase your take-home pay6 weeks of Annual Leave + 17.5% Leave Loading10 days of Personal LeaveTravel allowancesFlexible working arrangementsPaid training and study leaveOngoing professional development opportunities - the Council actively supports the career progression of its employees through internal hires for leadership positionsReady to Apply?Are you experienced in Project Management, Asset Management, and/or Procurement and looking for a role where you can support diverse programs and remote communities? Apply Now!

Lead the revenue transnational function that ensures timely, accurate and reliable capture of information.Lead the revenue teams in providing high quality, patient focused account processing to ensure patients financial journey is seamlessly managed from end to end, including operations of the private practice administrative billing function to ensure efficient and effective service delivery.Operationalise the strategic direction of the own source revenue function to ensure revenue is maximised and revenue leakage and debt write-off is minimised.Provide advice on strategic revenue opportunities and related changes in legislation, analysis of own-source revenue generated against key performance indicators and development of policy, procedures and associated business rules.Build a framework to ensure that all systems and business processes are continuously reviewed, efficient processes are identified, and relevant changes are implemented. Promote and implement the use of technology to drive revenue improvement.Foster a culture of knowledge sharing and continuous improvement and learning.Demonstrated knowledge of private patient regulatory requirements, understanding of Medicare requirements, patient billing activities, referral processes and experience in managing revenue strategy related projects within a hospital environment.Highly developed communication and interpersonal competence, including the capacity to negotiate, resolve conflict and positively influence and motivate others, and drive innovation.Understanding of and high level ability to develop and manage an effective and motivated team which supports delivery of efficient and effective health services.

Be part of a growing business and achieve fantastic outcomes for our clients!$180,000 OTE, UNCAPPED commissions and other perks!Enjoy flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities!About GPK GroupEstablished in 1999, GPK Group stands at the forefront of Australia's IT industry, offering transformative solutions that go beyond traditional IT services. With a focus on empowering small and medium-sized businesses, GPK Group delivers expertise in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and specialised retail solutions, ensuring technology not only meets but anticipates the needs of its diverse clientele.GPK Group aspires to be Australia and New Zealand's #1 Technology Service Provider, a testament to the rapid growth and ambitious vision that defines the company. Our vision is to lead through innovation, simplifying complex challenges and fostering growth for businesses in an ever-evolving digital landscape. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering tangible results, reducing IT overheads while maximising operational efficiency. Join us at GPK Group, where exciting projects and a mission to redefine IT solutions await the brightest minds looking to make a real impact. Your New Sales Career AwaitsGPK Group is looking for a full-time Sales & Business Account Manager based in Wangara, Perth or Parkside, Adelaide.This role is central to managing and growing business accounts, reporting directly to the Sales Director, and is accountable for achieving sales targets and maintaining strong customer relationships.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Developing and executing sales strategiesBuilding and maintaining strong, long-lasting customer relationshipsNegotiating contracts and closing agreementsIdentifying and pursuing new sales opportunitiesDelivering presentations and product demonstrationsCollaborating with team members to achieve better resultsProviding detailed reports on sales performance and market trendsGathering customer feedback to inform product and service improvementsThe GPK Edge: YOUTo qualify, you'll have a proven track record in sales and the ability to manage key accounts, ideally with experience in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.Please note that we welcome experienced sales professionals from diverse industries! Our comprehensive training program will support those who are on their journey to becoming the ideal candidate.While these preferences are not mandatory, candidates who meet the following criteria will be prioritised:Possessing 3 to 5 years of B2B sales experience, particularly within IT, network services, managed services, SIP, and cloud/hosting solutions, preferably with experience at a Managed Service Provider (MSP)Demonstrating a high level of commercial insight and a consistent application of sales methodologiesHaving a proven track record of engaging effectively with stakeholders at every level, up to and including C-suite executivesThis role will resonate with you if you’re:Solutions-focused, directly addressing client needsDriven to achieve, with a hunger and enthusiasm that motivate both you and your teamAgile and flexible, adapting swiftly to new challengesPatient, understanding the value of nurturing relationships over timeGenuine in your interactions, fostering trust and long-lasting partnershipsAs a relationship-builder, your ability to connect and communicate confidently will be crucial. Ambition and a desire to progress within sales are key to your success here.What It Means Joining the GPK Group TeamThis role comes with a competitive salary of $100,000 to $120,000 (negotiable based on your relevant industry experience). You will also have access to fantastic benefits, including:Earn up to $180,000 OTE (base + super + UNCAPPED commissions)!Ongoing learning and development opportunitiesFlexible working arrangementsGym/fitness initiativesPersonal and professional development through extensive training materials and upskilling opportunitiesTechnology allowance covering mobile and laptop needs, with the option for a GPK provided laptopCompany-paid lunches every FridayOur culture emphasizes exceptional work-life balance, fostering an environment where you can grow and thrive. If you're looking to make a significant impact and value a workplace that cares genuinely about its employees, join us at GPK Group!Ready to Apply?Submit your application below to become part of our expanding team.

Be part of a growing business and achieve fantastic outcomes for our clients!$180,000 OTE, UNCAPPED commissions and other perks!Enjoy flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities!About GPK GroupEstablished in 1999, GPK Group stands at the forefront of Australia's IT industry, offering transformative solutions that go beyond traditional IT services. With a focus on empowering small and medium-sized businesses, GPK Group delivers expertise in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and specialised retail solutions, ensuring technology not only meets but anticipates the needs of its diverse clientele.GPK Group aspires to be Australia and New Zealand's #1 Technology Service Provider, a testament to the rapid growth and ambitious vision that defines the company. Our vision is to lead through innovation, simplifying complex challenges and fostering growth for businesses in an ever-evolving digital landscape. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering tangible results, reducing IT overheads while maximising operational efficiency. Join us at GPK Group, where exciting projects and a mission to redefine IT solutions await the brightest minds looking to make a real impact. Your New Sales Career AwaitsGPK Group is looking for a full-time Sales & Business Account Manager based in Wangara, Perth or Parkside, Adelaide.This role is central to managing and growing business accounts, reporting directly to the Sales Director, and is accountable for achieving sales targets and maintaining strong customer relationships.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Developing and executing sales strategiesBuilding and maintaining strong, long-lasting customer relationshipsNegotiating contracts and closing agreementsIdentifying and pursuing new sales opportunitiesDelivering presentations and product demonstrationsCollaborating with team members to achieve better resultsProviding detailed reports on sales performance and market trendsGathering customer feedback to inform product and service improvementsThe GPK Edge: YOUTo qualify, you'll have a proven track record in sales and the ability to manage key accounts, ideally with experience in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.Please note that we welcome experienced sales professionals from diverse industries! Our comprehensive training program will support those who are on their journey to becoming the ideal candidate.While these preferences are not mandatory, candidates who meet the following criteria will be prioritised:Possessing 3 to 5 years of B2B sales experience, particularly within IT, network services, managed services, SIP, and cloud/hosting solutions, preferably with experience at a Managed Service Provider (MSP)Demonstrating a high level of commercial insight and a consistent application of sales methodologiesHaving a proven track record of engaging effectively with stakeholders at every level, up to and including C-suite executivesThis role will resonate with you if you’re:Solutions-focused, directly addressing client needsDriven to achieve, with a hunger and enthusiasm that motivate both you and your teamAgile and flexible, adapting swiftly to new challengesPatient, understanding the value of nurturing relationships over timeGenuine in your interactions, fostering trust and long-lasting partnershipsAs a relationship-builder, your ability to connect and communicate confidently will be crucial. Ambition and a desire to progress within sales are key to your success here.What It Means Joining the GPK Group TeamThis role comes with a competitive salary of $100,000 to $120,000 (negotiable based on your relevant industry experience). You will also have access to fantastic benefits, including:Earn up to $180,000 OTE (base + super + UNCAPPED commissions)!Ongoing learning and development opportunitiesFlexible working arrangementsGym/fitness initiativesPersonal and professional development through extensive training materials and upskilling opportunitiesTechnology allowance covering mobile and laptop needs, with the option for a GPK provided laptopCompany-paid lunches every FridayOur culture emphasizes exceptional work-life balance, fostering an environment where you can grow and thrive. If you're looking to make a significant impact and value a workplace that cares genuinely about its employees, join us at GPK Group!Ready to Apply?Submit your application below to become part of our expanding team.

Rare opportunity to combine work life and faith lifePermanent full-time position with flexible hours | Competitive salary Energetic and friendly team with supportive managementAbout the CompanyThe Lutheran Church of Australia (LCA) is part of a global Christian community of over 70 million people. Lutheran churches, schools, aged and community-care services are located throughout Australia and New Zealand. At the LCA head office, you'll be joining a team passionate about living and sharing Jesus’ message of love. LCA’s head office is currently located in North Adelaide with onsite parking. They offer a supportive and rewarding work environment where you can make a real impact in the Lutheran Church community. About the RoleReporting to LCA’s Communication Manager, the purpose of your role as the Communications and Engagement Officer is to strengthen communication and engagement across the LCA community. You will achieve this by creating compelling content, developing communication strategies, and supporting the implementation of initiatives that connect with stakeholders and share the LCA story.DutiesCraft compelling content (print, digital, social, video): Tell captivating stories that resonate with the LCA community and bring the Christian message to life across various media platformsDevelop engaging webinars and podcasts: Conceptualise and create informative and interactive webinars and podcasts to connect with stakeholders and foster meaningful dialogueChampion the LCA website and eNews (improve and report on data): Drive the ongoing development and user experience of the LCA website and eNews services, analysing data to optimise content and engagement strategies Support strategic communication plans and projects: Collaborate with the Communications Manager to develop and implement effective communication plans for key projects, events, and news announcementsContribute to communication policies and procedures: Assist in shaping clear and efficient communication protocols for the LCA, ensuring consistent messaging and seamless collaboration across departmentsAbout YouSeasoned Communications Professional: A minimum of five + years of experience in a Communications, Journalism, or Media-related role, demonstrating a proven track record of success in creating and executing impactful communication strategiesEngaging Communicator: Excellent interviewing, presentation, and on-screen presence to captivate listeners and viewersActive Listener and Connector: A passion for connecting with people, actively listening to their stories, and fostering meaningful dialogue within the Lutheran communityGrounded in Faith: A sound understanding of the Lutheran Church, its practices, and its cultureCulture & BenefitsFlexible Work Arrangements: Enjoy the freedom to work remotely and create a work-life balance that empowers you to thriveSupportive and Collaborative Culture: Be part of a warm and friendly team environment that fosters open communication, mutual support, and professional growthDirect Impact on the Lutheran Community: Play a vital role in shaping and sharing the stories of the LCA, actively connecting and engaging with members across the communityMeaningful Work with Purpose: Contribute to a mission-driven organisation where your work makes a real difference in the lives of othersSupportive Management and Growth Opportunities: Benefit from guidance from an experienced and supportive manager, with access to professional development opportunities to refine your skills and advance your careerCompetitive Salary and Recognition: Receive a competitive salary package that acknowledges your valuable contribution to the LCAHow to ApplyClick APPLY to submit your application including cover letter and CV in one document in Microsoft Word only. Applications can be addressed to Jemimah Hoad quoting reference number JO-2404-9215. Telephone enquiries are welcome on (08) 8100 8843.

Help create a better future for vulnerable & disadvantaged Australian childrenSupport & project manage the implementation of fundraising campaignsFull-time | Work from home, remotely, or hybrid (when based in Sydney) The OrganisationBarnardos Australia is here because every child needs a champion. They listen, act, and advocate for the safety of children at risk of abuse and neglect, providing family support programs and services that empower children to reach their full potential.When it comes to protecting vulnerable children from abuse, Barnardos is dedicated to the prevention of trauma in children, and support families to be the best parents they can be. Barnardos help children to recover and thrive through an extensive range of Safety and Prevention programs, and when needed find safe homes for them through foster care and open adoption.Benefits & CultureFlexible hours: 35 hour per week between 8am and 6pm Work from home, remotely or in a hybrid mode (when based in Sydney) Commitment to professional development, training, and learningThe RoleIn this role, you'll project manage the implementation of fundraising campaigns within both cash and regular giving programs. Working closely with the Individual Giving Manager and key stakeholders, you'll coordinate strategies to acquire, retain, and engage donors across channels such as direct marketing, email marketing, digital platforms, and more. Your efforts will directly contribute to maximising donor lifetime value and growing the donor base.Additionally, you will:Serve as the primary liaison with stakeholders and internal teams to execute successful campaigns Develop donor-focused pathways to improve retention and optimise results Maximise revenue opportunities through cross-team collaboration Generate reports on the progress of ongoing campaigns and post-campaignSkills RequiredThis role would suit candidates who have experience working with fundraising teams to engage, acquire and retain donors, and have a willingness to multi-skill and support across the Individual Giving team. You possess strong project management skills and a good understanding of databases (Raiser’s Edge preferred) together with exceptional interpersonal and stakeholder engagement skills.Your experience and skills also include:Exposure to fundraising across multiple channels Working on projects with budgets, targets, and set time frames Proficiency in copywriting and engagement strategies Ability to adhere to and establish fundraising best practicesIf you’re a passionate fundraising all-rounder with the ability to engage with donors and internal teams, and if supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged Australian children motivates you, submit a cover letter responding to the skills required and your CV. Alternatively, to discuss, please contact Kelly Gentle on 02 8243 0570.Please note there is no formal closing date for this role,

* Assisting the Senior P&C Partner in identifying targeted solutions that address client needs and challenges effectively.* Offering guidance to leaders and managers on employee relations matters, overseeing cases from start to finish.* Addressing escalations from the People Services team, providing appropriate advice and resolutions to leaders and team members.* Demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of our people policies and procedures, delivering timely, accurate, and consistent advice.* Reviewing and revising policies, procedures, and various People and Culture documents to ensure compliance with legislation and contemporary standards.* Supporting people leaders and employees in establishing and managing performance and development plans.* Assisting with employee lifecycle activities in collaboration with the People Services team to enhance the employee experience.* Aiding the Senior P&C Partner in cyclical workforce planning, talent management, and managing employee data.* Advising leaders on policy application and governance principles.* Contributing to the implementation of people initiatives to achieve desired outcomes and foster continuous improvement.* Providing backup support across the team as needed.Possesses extensive experience in human resources, particularly in a Professional Services or similar setting, demonstrating a solid history of accomplishments. Expertise includes offering precise guidance, overseeing various processes efficiently, and ensuring timely completion with high accuracy.Navigating intricate people-centric scenarios is second nature to you, consistently achieving equitable resolutions in a constructive manner.Confidently provide counsel and influence leaders towards well-balanced decisions.Approach strikes a harmonious balance between task completion and fostering a positive, supportive environment for employees.Adaptable and responsive to changes, adept at customizing your communication style to suit diverse audiences.Proficiency extends to intermediate-level utilization of MS Office and familiarity with HRIS systems, showcasing your ability to swiftly grasp and administer new systems effectively.Relevant qualifications in human resources or a related degree (preferred)

Be part of a growing business and achieve fantastic outcomes for our clientsEnjoy a competitive salary starting from $120,000, negotiable based on skills and experience, plus benefits!Ongoing learning and development opportunities are on offer!About the GPK GroupEstablished in 1999, GPK Group stands at the forefront of Australia's IT industry, offering transformative solutions that go beyond traditional IT services. With a focus on empowering small and medium-sized businesses, GPK Group delivers expertise in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and specialised retail solutions.GPK Group aspires to be Australia and New Zealand's #1 Technology Service Provider, a testament to the rapid growth and ambitious vision that defines the company. Our vision is to lead through innovation, simplifying complex challenges and fostering growth for businesses in an ever-evolving digital landscape. What sets us apart is our commitment to delivering tangible results, and reducing IT overheads while maximising operational efficiency.About the opportunityGPK Group is seeking a full-time Technical Solutions Architect based in Melbourne, VIC.This pivotal role bridges the gap between business challenges and technological solutions, reporting to the Innovations Manager, and is responsible for defining requirements, creating solutions, and mentoring colleagues to deliver projects to specification.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Defining GPK Group and/or customer requirements and creating innovative solutionsDocumenting solutions by way of specifications for approvalDeveloping and delivering solutions or providing guidance and mentoring to enable colleagues to deliverEnsuring GPK Group's solutions and custom applications are secure, stable, and scalableDeveloping the knowledge, skills, and experience of colleagues for collective success and growthContributing ideas to improve products, services, policies, processes, systems, and reportingGPK Group invites suitable applicants from outside Melbourne to apply as we also have offices in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide!What you'll bring to the roleTo qualify, you will need a relevant degree in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). You must also have at least 3 years of experience in solutions architecture. Proficiency in Microsoft technologies, particularly Azure, is crucial for developing cloud solutions and will be key to succeeding in this role.Individuals with experience at Managed Service Providers (MSPs) or in cloud-based engineering will find this role especially rewarding and well-suited to their skills. Moreover, this role is particularly suited to candidates who have progressed from a Support Engineer into a Senior Engineering position. This progression demonstrates a solid foundation and exposure to a variety of scenarios, equipping you with the experience to handle any situation that may arise.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Programming skills and an understanding of networksProficiency in designing cloud-based solutionsIT/Microsoft certifications are desirable for validated expertiseAdvanced competency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and WordExperience with ConnectWise (preferred) or other time management programsAs our ideal candidate, you will possess excellent communication skills and be capable of articulating ideas in both technical and user-friendly language. You should also have sound relationship/stakeholder management and project management skills. With a systematic and organised approach, you will consistently meet deadlines. Your ability to remain calm under pressure, a keen eye for detail, and willingness to continuously update skills and knowledge will make you succeed in this role. Your proactive and positive approach, along with your ability to work independently and as part of a team, will make you a perfect fit.This role is tailor-made for a confident and highly skilled Technical Solutions Architect passionate about leveraging their expertise to deliver the best solutions for our clients.What you will receive from GPK GroupThis role comes with a competitive salary package starting from $120,000, negotiable based on skills and experience, plus a host of great benefits including:Group fitness classes during work hoursCompany phone and laptopOngoing learning and development opportunities including two hours of training per weekWeekly team lunchFlexible working arrangementsFreedom to work from any of our locations across AustraliaReady to apply?We are ready to hear from you. Apply now!

Newmont has recently acquired Newcrest Mining creating the world’s leading gold mining company. With operations around the world, our workforce reflects the diversity of the communities where we operate. We aim to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels safe, valued, and supported to bring their whole unique self to work. We bring out the best in each other, inspiring performance, and a shared belief that what we do matters. Telfer OperationsTelfer is a Gold and Copper mining operation, with a rich history dating back several decades. The site encompasses both open-pit and underground mining activities, reflecting its diverse mineral reserves and deposits.The Role Reporting into the Senior Advisor- Technical Training you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and productivity of our team members at Telfer Operations. You will be responsible for managing training programs, conducting mobile equipment VOCs and collaborating with department supervisors to develop and monitor training plans.Please note: this role will be FIFO 8/6 from Perth flying on MondaysKey accountabilities include: Manage training programs and projects under the guidance of the Senior Advisor – Technical Training. Conduct thorough training needs analyses focusing on safety and productivity. Collaborate with department supervisors to develop and monitor department training plans. Assist in designing and implementing training frameworks incorporating graphic design and instructional methodologies. Develop pragmatic and accessible training solutions, continuously improving existing materials. Maintain relationships with site-based contractors to ensure compliance with safety standards. Schedule in-house training courses and maintain a site training calendar. Drive the development of a safety culture through all training activities. Administration duties relevant to role responsibilities. This includes maintaining and updating employee records on the Learning Management System. Conduct equipment VOCs in operational areas. About You We are searching for an individual who can make an impact, build genuine working relationships and has proven problem-solving skills with well-reasoned judgement. Other key requirements for the role include: Strong experience as a trainer, with proven delivery and practical assessment skills. Background in mining or related industries. Certificate IV in Training and Assessment or Diploma in Training Design and Development WA Manual Driver’s Licence Experience in Permit to Work and safe work systems. High Risk Work licences for LF, CB WP and current qualification to operate a Skid Steer. Demonstrated experience with SuccessFactors Learning Management System and MS Office suite. Understanding of the Western Australia WHS Act (2020) and Regulations 2022 (Mines). Strong written and verbal communication, interpersonal and analytical skills. Excellent administrative and organisational skills with the ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Our Commitment to You Newmont is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Underpinned by our values of Safety, Sustainability, Integrity, Responsibility and Inclusion, our commitment is to respect the rights of every individual to work to their highest potential, free of discrimination, as well as the cultures, religions, and governing codes applicable to each country in which we operate. If you share our values and feel that you could make a meaningful difference in this role, submit your application through our website before the advertised closing date. #LI-VL1

Procure and seek competitive pricing on projects and engage suitably qualified contractors andconsultantsDesign management and coordinationAdminister construction contracts and consultant agreements and be diligent with contractual matterssuch as assessment of progress claims, evaluation of trade specific variations and extensions of time,completion, commissioning and final release of securityPrepare, review and manage construction programs and take a pro-active lead during construction inorder to meet required time constraintsSupervision and coordination of the relevant contractors/subcontractors for ultimate delivery of plannedminor works projectsManage and ensure project quality, design and building standards are achieved both at preliminaryconcept stage and during constructionWork collaboratively with all company divisions and external tenants, where relevant, to achieve theultimate project outcomeCoordination/handover with the Facilities Manager on upcoming and finished works.Assist the National Manager - Projects in review/management of medium to large-scale constructionwhere requiredContribution to Capital Works budget annually as well as monitoring/reporting - maintaining control ofthe budgetEssential:Tertiary qualified in one or more of the following areas:Building;Construction Management;Architectural/DraftingMinimum 2 years' experience in project management / coordinationExperience with Microsoft ExcelSound understanding of construction plans & specificationsGood understanding of construction contractsPreparation of project scope/briefs and concept plansCost control and contract administration skillsAbility to develop high level concepts into more detailed plans and outcomesDesirable:Experience in civil projectsExperience in a similar roleExperience in the industrial, commercial, rail and/or logistics spaceExperience with SAPTrade qualification

Management of the delivery of projects through any or all of the development stages, such as town planning, documentation, tender, contract award, construction, fit out and handover on behalf of clients.Monitor and administer consultant, sub-contract and / or construction contracts as required to complete the project.Ensure all time and cost parameters are met in the delivery of the project.Ensure quality of the completed works is delivered to the agreed targets / parameters.Ensure any potential risks to the successful delivery of the project are identified and managed.Prepare weekly / monthly project reports for presentation to the client, detailing the status of the project to date.Manage the external consultant team in the preparation and delivery of the necessary documentation to progress projects through to completion.Conduct meetings (including design & site meetings) as required, including preparation and distribution of meeting minutes / action statement in a timely mannerCoordinate and manage the resources (both internal and external) necessary to achieve the agreed project outcomes.Maintain detailed project management files for each project you have responsibility forManage the preparation of detailed development programmes for projects.Manage the preparation of detailed project budgets / cost reports for projects.Prepare consultant briefs and negotiate and award consultant appointments as required.Administer contracts, including monitoring of programmes, administration of invoices / progress claims, etc.Convene, chair and minute regular design and site meetings and distribute minutes in a timely manner.Manage day-to-day actions / issues to ensure successful completion of the project, including monitoring and issuing of instructions to consultants, sub-contractors, suppliers and head contractors.Liaise with the client and relevant authorities as required to ensure successful completion of the project.Prepare monthly project reports for presentation to the client, detailing the status of the project to date, including status of time, cost and quality and identification of any potential risks to the project.Other management / general duties as require to complete project within required time linesAccurately record time spent working on various projects. Issue time sheets to accounts for invoicing at the end of each month.2-5 years Project Management experience delivering building projects valued at 20million AUD+Qualification in Project/Construction Management, Engineering or Architecture