EMPLOYMENT

Operations West is responsible for the effective facilitation of people and goods (travel and trade) across the international border in Western Australia (WA), while protecting government revenue and ensuring compliance with Australia's customs and immigration laws. Operations West is led by a Commander, who reports to the Assistant Commissioner West and Close Support Command. The Maritime Operations WA Branch is the Australian Border Force (ABF)'s largest Command covering 20,784 kilometres of coastline (including islands), with around 120 uniformed Border Force Officers located across 10 work areas including Fremantle and 9 district office locations. Maritime Operations WA deploys officers to perform a range of border security and operational tasks across air, land and sea domains. The position is part of the Broome District Office in the Maritime Operations Branch. Our ideal candidate Our ideal candidate is required to wear the ABF uniform and represent the ABF professionally in the public domain. As well as undertaking administrative support duties, officers may be utilised for passenger processing at Broome International Airport. Officers must be capable of interacting with members of the community and foreign visitors. Officers will need to develop and maintain productive working relationships through day-to-day engagement and collaboration with stakeholders. Other duties may include ordering stationery and equipment, distribution of stores or supplies, property services, petty cash handling or basic finance activities for the business area. IIE (Irregular/Intermittent Employee) Officers will be expected to be flexible in their work hours and duties to support the Maritime Broome District Office precinct. The key duties of the position include Demonstrate ethical behaviour and integrity to enhance team culture and contribute to a positive workplace. Meet and maintain stringent medical and psychometric standards, as fitness, health and physical mobility are vital to our work. Commit to developing skills and knowledge. Exercise delegations in accordance with legislation and guidelines. Use critical thinking, sound judgement, and be prepared to take reasonable and necessary actions. Commit to community engagement and protection as well as client service.