EMPLOYMENT

Regional Operations | Ac East | Travel East/Trade East | Various East Command has responsibility for the operational delivery of the ABF's mission to protect Australia's border through enabling legitimate trade and travel, as well as through enforcement activities in NSW. The ABF is currently looking for flexible, adaptable and reliable people to undertake work on a casual basis at the APS 2 classification. You will receive appropriate training in order to undertake requisite functions, such as passenger clearances. Training is currently around three (3) weeks in duration and is undertaken on a full-time basis. Please note: Successful completion of training is a condition of employment. At the Australian Border Force (ABF), we are dedicated to fostering a workplace environment that is safe, inclusive, and respectful for all employees. It is expected that all officers make a commitment to personally model the behaviours that build the culture, trust and confidence we all need. What you'll do In the ABF, we are looking for Assistant Border Force Officers who are: Team players Committed to our values and behaviours, maintaining a high level of integrity and professionalism Possess good communication skills Represent the ABF in frontline operational areas, dealing directly with members of the public including foreign travellers Perform duties in a fast-paced, high volume operating environment Professional and respectful Committed to developing their skills and knowledge Exercise lawful authority efficiently and appropriately Flexible and adaptable. The key duties of the position include Assistant Border Force officers (ABFOs) undertake a range of general administrative and operational support duties such as processing passengers through the international airport/seaports, generating seizure notices and dealing with client and stakeholder enquiries. We are looking for individuals who are committed to upholding the APS Values, Code of Conduct and Employment Principles when performing the duties at the APS2 classification. You must possess good judgement and attention to details to ensure that tasks are completed within set timeframes and compliant with departmental policies. At this level, officers must be flexible and adaptable during high tempo situations, whilst also building positive working relationships with your team and external stakeholders. This role provides a unique opportunity for you to develop operational and administrative skills to confidently contribute to the overall objective of the department. Additional Information In NSW, ABFOs often work in public facing roles at Sydney International Airport to assist frontline operational teams to meet peaks associated with the movement of people and goods across the border. Additionally, there are a small number of roles available at the following locations: Container Examination Facility and Detained Goods Warehouse (Port Botany) International Mail Centre (Clyde) Aviation Goods and Cargo Clearance team (Airport precinct) Newcastle International Airport. If you are interested in working at Newcastle International Airport, please make it aware during the Interview. Work is often undertaken outside of standard business hours.