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Australian Department Of Home Affairs in Hervey Bay seeks multiple Service Support Officers to help maintain the electoral roll and support delivery of electoral services. You will supervise APS 1 staff, provide customer‑focused support, and coordinate with Project Officers under a Team Leader.
The role is part‑time, with full‑time shifts during peak periods. Ideal candidates demonstrate resilience, adaptability and initiative, with strong communication and collaboration skills, and a commitment
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Hervey Bay Australian Department of Home Affairs
The AEC has a dispersed network of 150 electoral divisions. These positions are based in our offices in Maryborough/Hervey Bay, Toowoomba and Robina. As part of a national network of Service Support Officers, you will undertake a range of administrative and operational activities that support electoral roll maintenance and the delivery of electoral events.
The team you will be part of typically consists of 3 employees; however, staffing levels increase significantly during electoral events as we engage a temporary workforce. This provides opportunities to work with people from diverse backgrounds and contribute to election‑specific projects delivered in a fast‑paced environment with tight timeframes, increased public scrutiny and multiple interdependent priorities.
The Opportunities
This is an exciting opportunity to join the AEC and contribute to work that has a direct impact on Australia's democratic processes.
AEC Queensland is seeking multiple Service Support Officers to help maintain the integrity of the Australian electoral roll and support the delivery of electoral services. In this role, you will assist in supervising APS 1 employees, provide customer‑focused services when required, and work closely with Project Officers and Service Officers while reporting to an APS 6 Team Leader.
The Service Support Officer role is part‑time; however, full‑time work will likely be required during peak workload periods.
This role involves undertaking basic to moderately complex work under general direction. The role contributes to enrolment administration and supports a range of projects throughout the electoral cycle, responding to changing operational priorities as required.
During federal election events, workforce responsibilities increase significantly. Service Support Officers assist with the supervision of the Temporary Election Workforce (TEW), support the implementation of operational delivery plans and contribute to the effective operation of their nominated Outposted Centre (OPC) under the direction of a Divisional Returning Officer (DRO).
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We are seeking motivated and capable professionals who can demonstrate the skills, knowledge and experience required to perform successfully in these roles, including: