Eoi: General Service Officer

3a - may be covered under Municipal Employees WA AwardRemuneration:$75,554.89 - this amount is inclusive of your base salary, superannuation, and if eligible, housing and district allowances.Reports to:Urban Operations Manager, Rural Roads Manager or Facilities & Services Operations ManagerDirect reports:NilDivision:Infrastructure ServicesLast Reviewed:People & Culture OfficerDate:14/12/2023Approved by:Date:14/12/2023Our OrganisationThe Shire of Carnarvon provides excellent customer service across a wide range of programs, facilities and services that contribute to maintaining and enhancing our community.
At the heart of our organisation are our values which underpin how our employees perform their duties and engage with the community and stakeholders.Our CARECHIP is what gives us the drive to serve our community.
We take pride in knowing that our employees and new recruits share our values, and we like to think that everyone who chooses to collaborate with us brings this CARECHIP with them.CARECHIPCourageAuthenticityRespectInclusionPassionPosition SummaryAs a valued General Service Officer, you will use your versatile expertise in safety, machine and plant operations and civil labour skills to deliver a wide range of general services to our community and its infrastructure.
Our General Service Officers assist in waste management activities at our Browns Range Waste Facility, provide road maintenance and construction services to our road network and provide horticultural maintenance and improvements to our parks, gardens and public spaces.Note: We are only seeking expressions of interest, if you would like to apply, your application will be stored on file for a period of 12 months, and you may be contacted in the future should there be a need to recruit for the role.Community Strategic ObjectivesIn 2040 Carnarvon is a place where:Our equitable community is actively involved in and are responsible for developing innovative, local solutions that transcend our region for a safe and unified 6701.Our economy fosters investment and productivity in industries befitting Carnarvon's physical and natural environment and that grow our horizons.Our sustainable livelihoods create a community that can flourish into the future.Our holistic health care facilities provide services from the womb to the grave.Our educational opportunities from early childhood to adulthood are tailored and relevant to the individual.Our infrastructure, housing and amenities are high quality and accessible.Our community acknowledges our history and celebrates our diverse cultures.Our community is engaged, inclusive and supportive.Key Duties and ResponsibilitiesDemonstrate successful leadership through the application of the Shire's core values by promoting a work culture of sustainability, quality improvement, efficiency, and excellent customer service that correspond to our Code of Conduct and Customer Service Charter.A commitment to a safe work environment and WHS legislation, policy, and processes.Provide excellent Customer Service duties including payment transactions at the Browns Range Waste facility ensuring accurate, transparent transaction recording of financial, waste type and weight data.Conduct waste handling, disposal and recycling operations using machinery and equipment.Provide skilled labouring and plant operation on Civil works projects, primarily in the areas of road construction, road maintenance, stormwater drainage, concreting and other public infrastructure.Safely operate heavy plant including rollers, trucks, water carts and loaders as well as light machinery, light trucks, tractors, mowers, hand tools and other tools and equipment as required.Assist in garden construction and maintenance works that beautify and service Shire parks, public spaces, reserves and gardens.Work across various locations within the Shire of Carnarvon region which may involve overnight stays as required.Work overtime and/or weekends especially during critical incidents as required.Assist the other General Service Officer teams as required.Work Health Safety ResponsibilitiesTo take reasonable care for their own safety and health and to avoid harming the safety and health of other people through any act or omission at Shire workplaces.
And as relevant:Proactively comply with all Shire WHS Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines, Practice, duties and other relevant conditions.
As well as with the WA WHS Act 2020, WHS (General) Regulations 2022, all other relevant Regulations, Codes of Practice and Australian Standards.As far as reasonably possible comply with instructions given by their employer or an authorised person in the interests of safety and health and in accordance with the WHS Act.Must report to their manager, supervisor, WHS Representative, PC&S and/or other relevant contact person work related injuries, near misses and any hazards at the workplace that they cannot correct themselves.Must use, store and maintain personal protective equipment as properly instructed, and not damage or misuse any equipment or facilities provided in the interests of safety and health.Participate in and where possible provide leadership for a continuous improvement culture of safety where best practice initiatives are entrenched in daily business activities.Pre-employment Checks Required for this positionCurrent Western Australian MR License (MR minimum)Current Satisfactory National Police Clearance.Current Construction Safety Awareness Training Card (or ability to attain).Ability to pass a Pre-employment Medical.Ability to pass Alcohol and Other Drug Screening.Demonstrated ability to follow safety requirements in the use of machinery and personal safety and to actively ensure operations meet Work Health & Safety requirements.MR/HR Licence or ability and willingness to obtain.Demonstrated ability to safely operate heavy and light machinery, equipment and tools.Plant Operator's Certificate.Basic Management and Traffic Controller Certificate.Ability to work effectively and productively within a team or independently.Previous experience in waste facility operations.Experience in chemical handling and application practice.Experience in horticultural techniques.Physical Requirements of the PositionDuring the course of employment, the successful candidate may be expected to work in or be exposed to the following conditions or activities as marked.Remuneration and BenefitsThe successful applicant will join the Infrastructure Services Team with a base salary of $61,892.13 and other benefits include but not limited to:$1,041.45 p/a Annual Leave Loading 17.5%$1,258.87 Additional 2% Superannuation*$3,500 Retention bonus upon completion of 3 years of service*$440.00 p/a Annual Leave Travel AssistanceSalary Continuance Insurance*Cash entitlements+Subject to Council PolicyLeave Entitlements10 days paid Personal leave38hrs of paid Volunteer Emergency Service LeaveAdditional Allowances and Subsidies as per Attraction and Retention Policy*Salary Sacrificing for a range of benefitsAnnual Leave Travel Assistance PaymentLocal Club Membership SubsidiesAnnual Pass for Aquatic Centre*Subject to Corporate PolicyMore InformationFor further information about the role please telephone People and Culture Services on or email Applications close at 4pm on 31 December 2024.Please ensure you provide an up-to-date Resume and a Cover Letter that addresses the Essential and Desirable Criteria.Please note that as this is only an Expression of Interest, you may be contacted in the future as a shortlisted candidate.#J-18808-Ljbffr