Intervention Order Coordinator

South Australia Police; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 82,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

The Intervention Order Coordinator role at South Australia Police, Adelaide, manages NDVOS requests across agencies and supports interpretation of interstate orders. You will ensure accurate allocation, information-system updates, and provide subject-matter expertise to SAPOL members and external partners.

Requires current Australian work eligibility and willingness to travel. The role is a full‑time contract with potential for extension and some out-of-hours work.

Qualifications

• Must hold current Australian work eligibility status and pass a criminal history check.
• Sound knowledge of SAPOL's policies and procedures, relevant legislation, and Information Sharing Guidelines.
• Ability to provide project work related to maintaining NDVOS and South Australian order processes.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate all National Domestic Violence Order Scheme (NDVOS) requests in South Australia.
• Act as SAPOL’s central contact point for NDVOS enquiries from Australian police and court agencies.
• Ensure NDVOS orders from Magistrates Court, District Court, Supreme Court and Department for Child Protection are accessible and correctly reflected in SAPOL information systems.
• Allocate orders for service and provide QA and subject matter expertise to SAPOL members and external stakeholders.

Job description

South Australia Police

Job reference: 863348

Location: 5000 - ADELAIDE

Job status: Short Term Contract

Eligibility: SA Public Sector Employees only

Full-time vacancy up to 30/06/2027

SAPOL’s Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Service provides support in the investigation of crime which by reason of seriousness, public expectation, expertise or resource requirements is beyond the capacity of Local Service Areas and Districts.

The Public Protection Branch (PPB) provides centralised management, coordination and support for a SAPOL’s response to family and domestic violence; sexual crime investigation (contact and online offences); vulnerable victims (including elderly abuse); child sex offenders; child protection; multi-agency protection initiatives; and high‑risk offender management.

The Intervention Order Coordinator is responsible for the coordination of all National Domestic Violence Order Scheme (NDVOS) requests in South Australia, and acts as SAPOL’s central contact point for NDVOS enquiries from Australian police and court agencies. They ensure that requests to and from external police agencies and courts are responded to with a high level of accuracy and accountability. The Intervention Order Coordinator provides support to SAPOL members who require assistance in accessing and interpreting interstate Domestic Violence Orders and supporting information.

The Intervention Order Coordinator is also responsible for providing quality assurance and subject matter expertise regarding a wide variety of South Australian orders to SAPOL members and external stakeholders. They ensure that various orders received from the Magistrates Court, District Court, Supreme Court and Department for Child Protection (DCP) are accessible, reflected accurately on SAPOL information systems, that relevant policing areas are informed, and that orders have been appropriately allocated for service.

The Intervention Order Coordinator acts as a liaison to a range of external stakeholders. They are required to have a sound knowledge of SAPOL’s policies and procedures, along with relevant legislation, and the Information Sharing Guidelines and Information Privacy Principles. The Intervention Order Coordinator carries out a variety of project work related to maintaining the effective and efficient operation of NDVOS and South Australian order processes.

Special Conditions

• The incumbent must hold a current Australian work eligibility status and will be subject to a criminal history check.
• The incumbent may be assigned to other duties at this remuneration level or equivalent.
• Some out of hours work and intra/interstate travel may be required.
• The incumbent is required to participate in SAPOL’s iEngage program.

Salary

ASO4 $82,212 - $86,180 per annum.

Enquiries

Renee Fernandez

[email protected]

8207 5465

South Australia Police is dedicated to strengthening trust and collaboration with First Nations communities in South Australia as we shape a culturally responsive and inclusive workplace for First Nations employees.

Our vision is to create safer communities by strengthening the bonds of mutual respect, understanding, and partnerships between police and First Nations peoples. By deepening our appreciation and understanding of First Nations cultures and acknowledging the past, we are committed to focusing on the present and moving forward together into the future.

To strengthen our workforce, South Australia Police encourage applications from First Nations peoples.

South Australia Police is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values diversity and inclusion.

People with disability are strongly encouraged to apply.

The South Australian public sector supports flexible ways of working including part-time working arrangements wherever reasonably possible. The sector is diverse and desires to increase in diversity and to create opportunities for more South Australians.

We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier‑free recruitment process and supportive workplace. If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to advise us at the time of application.

Applications close: 27/11/2026 5:00 PM

Attachments

• PID - ASO4 Intervention Order Coordinator.pdf
• RF2099 - Pre-Employment Dec.pdf

Flexibility Statement

The 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.