Aps 4 - Russell, Australia - Australian Government

Australian Government

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Russell, Australia

2 weeks ago

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Olivia Brown

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Description

$73,343 - $80,071 (plus Super)

Russell
ACT

The Role
The duties of the Project Support Officer in the NAVWAR Directorate include the following:

Assist with project support tasks including the administration and coordination of project documentation.
Understand the reasons for decisions relating to project support and the broader impacts and implications of activities.
Work collaboratively and operate as an effective team member.
Build and sustain productive working relations both internally and externally including capability development teams.
Take the initiative to progress work to meet business objectives.
Evaluate and provide advice on capability or project proposals.

About our Team
ADF Missions demand assured access to Positioning Navigation and Timing (PNT information.

The NAVWAR Directorate, through JP9380 will remediate the current capability gap, enabling precision navigation, guidance and timing.

It will provide the Joint Forces the ability to effectively synchronise operations whilst ensuring communications security.

The Project Support Officer will be accountable for organising their workflow, making decisions within their defined parameters relating to area of responsibility and will seek guidance when required.

They may exercise some discretion with respect to how legislation, procedures and guidelines are interpreted and applied to their work.

They will provide administrative support that is informed and directed by their knowledge of the Project Control function. They may undertake some research and analysis activities.

The Project Support Officer will be required to share information, monitor work practices, set work priorities and develop local procedures.

They may supervise and provide leadership to a team, providing coaching and on-the-job training for newer and less experienced team members.

The Project Support Officer may be required to communicate with, respond and provide advice to a range of stakeholders on moderately complex operational and administrative issues to achieve work unit and Defence outcomes.

They will be accountable to contribute towards ongoing self-improvement and professional development.