Industries Adviser

Queensland Corrective Services; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Queensland Corrective Services in Brisbane seeks an Industries Adviser to oversee and direct the centre's business operations, ensuring revenue generation and cost effectiveness. You will coordinate offender activities, supervise security, and manage client relations to drive contracts and production targets.

The role focuses on quality assurance, procurement, tender management, and reporting to support efficient and safe industry operations within the centre's cost centres.

Responsibilities

• Ensure offender supervision and security is maintained in accordance with centre operations.
• Coordinate and schedule offender activities to achieve quality and production targets.
• Liaise with existing and potential clients and undertake effective customer relations.
• Identify, negotiate and respond to contracts and other marketing opportunities with external organisations.
• Monitor quality control systems and facilitate implementation of quality assurance management systems in the industry areas.
• Oversee and guide offenders in the production of a variety of goods and services when necessary.
• Manage sales, distribution of tenders, quotes and work orders to appropriate areas.
• Prepare reports and maintain records as part of effective management of the Industries Business Unit.

Skills

Offender supervision

Customer relations

Contract negotiation

Quality assurance

Budget planning

Production scheduling

Procurement

Job description

In this role you will facilitate and advise on the efficient development of all existing and future industry operations. This position will plan, oversee and direct the centre's business operations to ensure they are revenue generating and cost effective.

The Primary Accountabilities Of The Industries Adviser Include

• Ensure offender supervision and security is maintained in accordance with centre operations.
• Coordinate and schedule offender activities to achieve quality and production targets.
• Liaise with existing and potential clients and undertake effective customer relations.
• Identify, negotiate and respond to contracts and other marketing opportunities with external organisations.
• Monitor quality control systems and facilitate implementation of quality assurance management systems in the industry areas
• Oversee and guide offenders in the production of a variety or goods and services when necessary
• Manage sales, distribution of tenders, quotes and work orders to appropriate areas
• Initiate production development and enhancement opportunities
• Assist in the preparation of an operational plan, budget estimates and the effective budget management for industries cost centres.
• Provide production schedules, tender documentation, business plans and strategies to promote and manage productivity of the centre.
• Actively participate in procurement process and stock control procedures.
• Prepare reports.
• Maintain records.
• Perform other administrative duties required in the effective management of an Industries Business Unit.
• Ensure securities procedures are adhered to in all industries areas
• Ensure the security and effective management and supervision of offenders in accordance with operating procedures and centre Agency procedures
• Contribute to the provision of a safe environment for offenders

The role description provides the minimum requirements for the role. The incumbent may be required to undertake other duties as required outside of these primary accountabilities.

Applications to remain current for 12 months.

Occupational group

Administration