EMPLOYMENT

The Bureau's National Observing Operations section maintains a year-round staff presence at the Norfolk Island Meteorological office. We are seeking an enthusiastic and suitably qualified person, ideally with previous field office experience to undertake a posting at Norfolk Island for approximately 6 months as part of a team of two. The successful applicant will commence at Norfolk Island Late February 2026. We are also seeking applicants interested in applying for the August 2026 deployment. This position is an unaccompanied position and accommodation for the successful applicant will be provided on Norfolk Island. The Technical Officer Level 2 is responsible for undertaking the program of Service at Norfolk Island which includes, Upper Air Observations, Surface Observations, Aviation Observations, Instrument maintenance and data quality monitoring. They will engage with internal and external stakeholders such as the Sydney Hub, Central Operations, other Bureau programs and liaise with local contractors. Where required, the Bureau will provide relevant training to successful applicants and this may involve travel to Melbourne or other locations prior to departure for Norfolk Island. The key duties of the position include Observations & Operations: Undertake observations from a variety of meteorological equipment and systems, primarily providing Upper Air, Surface and Aviation Observations. Document and maintain associated records and historical data. Ensure data quality standards are adhered to and perform routine and detailed operational diagnostics Complete all supplementary reporting and stocktaking, as required to maintain the program. Asset and Service Management: Support a strong asset management culture and consistent usage of enterprise asset management system (Maximo) to accurately record asset information, asset performance and issue stakeholder communication. Documentation & Record Keeping: Prepare operational reports and associated documentation. Undertake administrative tasks such as finance reconciliations, WHSE auditing, inventory records, stores and stock control. Travel: Travel to Norfolk Island will be by aircraft with the flights departing from Sydney or Brisbane. Travel may also be required to undertake pre departure training. Engagement and Representation: Engage with internal and external stakeholders as a representative of the Bureau of Meteorology in accordance with Australian Public Service Values and Code of Conduct. Quality Management: Participate in ensuring the quality and effectiveness of products and services and the ongoing development, implementation and continual improvement of the quality management system to achieve and maintain the ongoing certification of compliance with the ISO 9001 quality management Standard. Other Relevant Duties: Undertake Scientific projects for other organisations as approved by the Bureau of Meteorology Compliance: Comply with all relevant legislation, policies, procedures and guidance in the course of your work. Diversity & Inclusion: Understand and promote an inclusive environment that respects and values diversity and complies with the Diversity and Inclusion Statement of Commitment and the Bureau's Reconciliation action Plan (RAP) WHSE: Comply with all Bureau work, health, safety and environment policies and procedures, and take reasonable care for your own wellbeing and that of your team members, other employees, contractors and visitors who may be affected by your conduct. Network and Infrastructure Support: Manage and participate in the necessary communal duties to support activities associated with the station sustainment and service delivery. Other network support activities might include coordinating network and asset inspection and liaising with Property service regarding any infrastructure maintenance required.