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Arts Development Officer – Public Art and Projects Permanent Part-Time (30 hours per week) Vacancy 144/2024 Are you driven by the opportunity to work for a thriving regional City committed to organisational excellence?
Are you ready to apply your knowledge and background to exciting new challenges and learn from the best?
We work together with you to create a culture based on respect, trust and inclusiveness.
Imagine a future with us The City of Mandurah (CoM) is one of the main cultural ambassadors and project leaders for Mandurah.
We not only support and empower local businesses, create local jobs and opportunities but foster innovation and creativity in enterprise whilst considering the impact to our beautiful environment.
We are woven by waterways (gabi), a city with a village heart (mandjoo koort).
At CoM, we look out for one another; prioritise respect, are fair, look after your development and wellbeing; foster an inclusive culture and embrace diversity in all forms.
We're committed to continually building a safe and respectful workplace, where all our people feel appreciated and accepted and achieve their full potential.
Every day, your work will make an impact that matters, while you thrive in a dynamic culture of inclusion, collaboration and high performance.
At CoM you will find unrivalled opportunities to succeed and realise your full potential.
But enough about us, let's talk about you Our Arts and Culture team is looking for a dynamic, passionate and capable individual to fill the position of Arts Development Officer – Public Art and Projects, to deliver outstanding arts and cultural outcomes in Mandurah, in partnership with the community.
The City of Mandurah values and celebrates the importance of creative expression to shape identity, make sense of the world around and enrich the lives of the community and visitors to Mandurah.
The commitment to delivering accessible creative engagement and for Mandurah to be known as a cultural city, is evident in its rich and holistic Arts and Culture Strategy and accompanying creative program.
You will be responsible for: Delivering the goals and objectives of the Arts and Culture Strategy 2023-2028 and the Strategic Community Plan 2020 – 2040, including: Providing specialist public art project planning, implementation and guidance.
Contributing towards the management the City's public art collection and a place-based cultural program.
Contributing towards the management of the City's civic art collection.
Supporting Mandurah's diverse community to have access to creative opportunities, initiatives, and collaborations.
Responding to the professional development needs of the creative community.
To be successful you will have: Minimum five years' experience in working with public art.
Minimum five years' working in the arts, events management, or an allied field.
Event management experience including contract management.
Experience in budgets and budgeting processes.
Experience in sourcing, administering and acquitting grants, sponsorships, and funding opportunities.
Current unrestricted "C" class driver's licence.
National Police Clearance.
Experience of working with Local Government is preferred but not essential.
The finer details This permanent part-time Level 5 position (30 hours per week) attracts a pro-rata salary range of $87,623 to $93,338 gross per annum, dependent on qualifications and experience.
We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment regardless of their background, identity, experience, ability or thinking style, and if you need assistance during the application process for accessibility reasons this is available upon request.
Sound exactly like the sort of role for you?
Great!
To apply please visit our Careers page at www.mandurah.wa.gov.au.
For further information or any enquiries, please contact Heloise Lorimer, Coordinator Arts and Culture, on (08) 9550 3279.
Applications for this position are open until a suitable pool of candidates is received .
This means the vacancy may close without notice.
If you are interested in this position, we highly recommend you apply as soon as possible.
Why work with us?
You will be working for the City of Mandurah, an employer of choice and one of Western Australia's fastest growing local authorities.
Our vision at the City is "Woven by waterways, a City with a village heart" and all our employees instill the values of connected, integrity, excellence, courage and innovate.
We are committed to creating and maintaining a child safe organisation where protecting children and preventing harm is embedded in the everyday thinking and practice of all employees and volunteers.
There are many advantages in working for the City, including: A fair salary – enjoy great work conditions including salary sacrificing options.
Access to free staff parking and less than 50 mins to Perth by train and car Superannuation Guarantee Contributions (SGC) payments with matching additional contributions made by the City in accordance with the City's Enterprise Agreement Health and wellbeing initiatives, including free recreation centre membership Discounted medical insurance Learning and Development opportunities to fuel your amazingness and take your career to the next level Transparent performance framework Generous leave entitlements – provisions for many forms of leave; including annual, personal/ carers, parental, study, cultural, domestic violence, compassionate and bereavement leave Employee Assistance Program A vibrant Employee Reward and Recognition Program Did we mention Study Assistance, a social club, corporate uniform and much more!
Casey Mihovilovich Chief Executive Officer Attachments: - Position Description - Arts Development Officer - Public Art and Projects.pdf