Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Operations Assistant Supervisor in Australia"

DescriptionAllstaff Australia is seeking an experienced Building Surveyor for a 6 month Part-Time (4 days per week) role with a large western Sydney Council.This position is responsible for developing, implementing and monitoring the fire safety compliance and upgrades program of existing buildings and regulated premises to achieve an acceptable standard of health and safety for the community and Council.This position is also responsible for providing a technical specialist and advisory service in relation to the statutory enforcement of Acts and regulations and will also be required to provide expert advice on building compliance and fire safety matters to members of the public and/or other council staff.To be successful for this role, you will need to meet the following requirements:Associate Diploma or Degree in Building Surveying or equivalent.Eligibility for accreditation or accredited at minimum A3 under the NSW BPB Accreditation Scheme.Current and unrestricted class C Drivers Licence.WHS General Induction for Construction Work in NSW Card (White Card).Demonstrated ability to apply fire safety solutions to existing buildings and the application of performance solutions.Demonstrated experience in issuing Fire Safety Orders, seeing these through to completion and recommending legal action as required. Include any knowledge of relevant Court procedures.Working knowledge of the Building Code of Australia, Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979 and Local Government Act 1993 as it applies to building work and in particular fire safety provisions.Ability to interpret relevant legislation and policies with the ability to make appropriate decisions bearing in mind the circumstances and legislative requirements.Demonstrated knowledge and skills in operation of various software and computer systems (e.g: office Word, Excel, Outlook, and Pathways, GIS, ICON) and specific technology (e.g: Digital Cameras and Video equipment).If this sounds like you, hit the APPLY button now!

Deep Woods Estate, established in 1987, is located in the northern corner of the premium wine-growing region of Margaret River in Western Australia and focuses on the production of super premium wines from the region. The winery is roughly 10 minutes from Dunsborough and 30 minutes from Margaret River.The Bottling Line Supervisor will be responsible for the overall efficient operation of the bottling line during assigned bottling shifts. This position will supervise multiple pieces of equipment and operators, making sure our standards of quality, efficiency, and safety are met. This position will observe, maintain, and troubleshoot bottling line equipment. The Bottling Line Supervisor is a critical part of the bottling team that and is responsible for the maintaining, cleaning, operating, quality, and performance of the bottling line.Job Requirements Reporting to the Senior Winemaker / Winery operations manager, the role will include the following duties:• Plan, organise and direct the packaging and logistics operations while ensuring the highest standards in our quality products• Assist in scheduling and coordinating bottling activities, labour and plant resources• Supervision of bottling staff to maintain safety, efficiency and quality standards• Liaise with Winemaking team to ensure wine quality maintained• Induction and training of new bottling line operators, along with resourcing and management of seasonal casual staff for the purposes of wine bottling/packaging• Ensure all bottling/packaging operations are completed efficiently• Monitor packaging operations ensuring food safety and quality parameters are controlled• Monitor plant and equipment operation• Maintain systems for cleaning, hygiene and water quality, to a high standard, for the packaging line and packaging hall, including all dry goods and finished stock• Maintain safety standards and policies (PPE and safety guarding)• Conduct team meetings with the bottling staff to communicate directives on quality and bottling objectives• Assisting any other functional area of the winery when required/directed including vintage operationsEssential skills and experience for this role include:• Minimum of 2 years supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment; bottling, liquid filing, and/or packaging industry preferred.• Understand and demonstrate OSH policies• Previous winery / cellar experience desirable• Basic mechanical aptitude• Able to work in a physically demanding environment• Quality focussed• Enthusiastic approach to work• Current WA Work Safe High Risk forklift operator’s ticketThe ideal candidate will thrive in our precision driven winemaking department while ensuring that our bottling line runs to maximum efficiency and quality standards. They will be an effective trouble-shooter with good communication skills and possess the desire and ability to work on a team to accomplish goals. The ideal candidate will join us in taking great pride in the high-quality wines that we create due to the dedication and commitment of our winemaking team.This is a physical job in a winery/production setting that will require long periods of standing, walking, lifting, climbing ladders and the ability to observe others and the work environment. This position may occasionally be exposed to wet or humid conditions, work near moving mechanical parts, outdoor power equipment, chemicals, and outdoor weather conditions.If you're interested in this role, click '

Review and negotiation of investment management agreements and related investment guidelines;Drafting and/or review of marketing materials including the creation and/or updating of Information Memorandums / PDS'/ TMDs and other fund offering documents for funds;Provide support and legal advice/counselling to all business units and internal clients on various matters;Review and/or negotiation of all vendor and other agreements, including lease agreements, terms of business, that are required for the day-to-day operation of the business;Conduct local board meetings serving as Company Secretary and preparation of board resolutions, minutes and other documents as may be required for sound corporate governance;Work closely with Australian Compliance (based in Melbourne) to ensure a positive regulatory and compliance environment. Ongoing projects include AML, FATCA, CRS, industry consultations;Provide advice to the firm's International Legal Group for doing business in or with Australia including the distribution of funds domiciled in Luxembourg;Monitor and provide advice with respect to changes in relevant laws, regulations and standards as necessary;Instructing and coordinating with external counsel; andThe performance of certain administrative tasks and use of proprietary software and databases to track client documentation, approve client accounts for management, etc., in connection with the foregoing.Candidates should be admitted to practice law in Australia and hold, or be eligible to hold, a practising certificate and have practiced in a law firm setting or asset management for a minimum of five years. The position requires strong analytical abilities as well as evolved organizational skills and a high level of detail orientation. The position also involves extensive daily interaction with the firm's Australian staff including but not limited to very close partnership with Compliance/Risk, Institutional and Retail Client Group, Finance, Operations and local and global Investment colleagues so strong interpersonal skills and professional demeanor are prerequisites.The ability to work independently and handle multiple priorities at once is a must. Maturity, pragmatism, good business sense, a strong work ethic and an ability to inspire confidence are keys to success in this position.