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Senior Investigator
Greyhound Welfare & Integrity Commission
Full time
NSW, Sydney, Sydney NSW
Posted 5 months ago
Investigators work across many different industries and fields, government and private. From private investigators working insurance cases, to Federal roles in National Security - and everywhere in between - investigative skills are needed.
Here’s one Senior Investigator role working with Greyhounds!
The Senior Investigator is responsible for Investigations throughout the state relating to breaches of the Greyhound Racing rules and associated NSW legislations relating to animal cruelty matters and other associated offences.
A high level of skills and technical knowledge around planning and conducting investigations, conducting interviews, preparing briefs of evidence and operational reports relating to prosecutions, disciplinary matters and referrals to other regulatory bodies for investigation.
This role is an authorised Inspector in accordance with the Greyhound Racing Act 2017.
The successful candidate must be available to work afternoons, evenings & weekends and also be on call as required (with appropriate allowances paid). They must also be available to travel within the state, sometimes overnight, depending on operational needs. The successful candidate must also have an unrestricted NSW Drivers Licence.
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Investigators work across many different industries and fields, government and private. From private investigators working insurance cases, to Federal roles in National Security – and everywhere...
APS 6 – Senior Investigator
Department of Social Services
Full time
Brisbane, Brisbane QLD, QLD, QLD/Brisbane
Posted 5 months ago
Federal government investigative roles come up frequently all across the country. Like this one! APS 6 - Senior Investigator
Did you know that the new Australian Government Investigation Standards (AGIS) hold the Certificate IV in Government Investigations as the minimum standard of training for investigators?
The Department of Social Services (DSS) develops policies and delivers programs that support the lifetime wellbeing of Australians and their families. Our vision is to achieve the best health, wellbeing and safety of all Australians.
Successful candidates will:
- lead complex investigations into fraud allegations involving the department and its programs
- collect, secure and manage evidence in accordance with departmental policy and procedures
- conduct interviews with witnesses and prepare detailed witness statements
- conduct records or interviews (RoI’s) with suspects of alleged offences
- prepare affidavits and organise search warrant activities
- produce high quality internal investigation reports
- prepare briefs of evidence to facilitate criminal prosecutions
- liaise with the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP), follow up on requisitions, and provide regular updates in relation to relevant prosecution matters
- maintain relationships internal and external agencies and stakeholders
- conduct interstate travel to facilitate operational duties.
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Federal government investigative roles come up frequently all across the country. Like this one! APS 6 – Senior Investigator Did you know that the new Australian Government Investigation Standar...
Officer Illegal Dumping (12months Fixed Term)
Gympie Regional Council
Fixed Term, Full time
QLD, Sunshine Coast
Posted 5 months ago
Here’s a temporary role you can get your investigative teeth into! This Queensland Council is looking for an Officer to investigate Illegal Dumping (12months Fixed Term).
We are seeking a qualified and experienced candidate, who has the skill and communication style to work with the community and educate, whilst investigating any breaches. Success in this role will mean that you will have the ability to guide, educate and influence stakeholders, and work collaboratively to achieve all compliance outcomes for both Council and its customers.
Critical to your success will be experience and expertise in being responsible for providing advice on council policy, procedures, strategies and their effectiveness, along with providing quality and timely reports and briefing notes as required.
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Here’s a temporary role you can get your investigative teeth into! This Queensland Council is looking for an Officer to investigate Illegal Dumping (12months Fixed Term). We are seeking a q...
Local Laws Ranger
Moreton Bay Regional Council
Full time, Permanent
Brisbane QLD, Caboolture
Posted 5 months ago
Great Local Laws Ranger role in a beautiful part of Queensland. You'll be responsible for monitoring and enforcing local laws including animal management and dog attacks.
A certificate IV in government investigations is what will hold you in good stead for this one.
We are looking for a Local Laws Ranger to join our Customer Response team!
Local Law Ranger’s provide customer focused engagement, and investigate and conduct enforcement of Council’s Local Laws, policies and relevant State legislation.
Other responsibilities include issuing correspondence, compliance notices, providing reports and briefs to management and council and provide evidence in a court of law regarding investigations as required.
As an effective communicator, you will have strong interpersonal and communications skills, enabling you to educate and converse with a range of internal and external stakeholders to effectively represent the Council. You will also enjoy working as part of a team and be comfortable working remotely across our vast region!
You will have experience in managing a busy workload and actioning a range of administration tasks using online tools, technology and software.
Whilst not mandatory, experience or qualifications in investigations, enforcement or animal management would be highly regarded.
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Great Local Laws Ranger role in a beautiful part of Queensland. You’ll be responsible for monitoring and enforcing local laws including animal management and dog attacks. A certificate IV in gov...
Investigators
Australian Communications and Media Authority
Full time
Pyrmont, Sydney NSW
Posted 7 months ago
Now here’s a cool role working in the cyber security / e-safety space! The Image-Based Abuse Section of the Australian Communications and Media Authority is responsible for responding to reports about the non-consensual distribution of intimate images (sometimes known as ‘revenge porn’).
Investigators will be responsible for responding to reports from Australians of all ages, conducting regulatory investigations and taking appropriate action to address image-based abuse.
This includes providing compassionate and timely advice to reporters, managing expectations, and identifying alternative pathways for resolution as appropriate. This is a role that requires experience managing multiple reports simultaneously, with the ability to prioritise and triage according to risk.
We are seeking individuals with a demonstrated ability to be a motivated team member delivering on our purpose of compassionately achieving positive outcomes for Australians online.
The work of the Image-Based Abuse Section is fast-paced and requires balancing competing priorities, while being adaptable to support the overall team when priorities and individual workloads change. A capacity to focus in a high-volume environment, personal drive, a commitment to supporting colleagues and a demonstrated ability to achieve objectives even in difficult circumstances, are important qualities for these roles.
Our ideal candidates will have strong communication skills, including confidence in having difficult conversations with distressed complainants. You will have experience managing multiple matters simultaneously within sensitive and time-critical operational settings. You will have a positive outlook and the ability to apply reason and care when assessing highly sensitive or confronting material (including illegal material). You will have a demonstrated ability to develop strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders. You will be able to focus on our goal of promoting online safety for all Australians while navigating the uncertainty that comes with a constantly changing regulatory and online environment. You will have experience in law, complaint handling or investigations, preferably in a regulatory setting.
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Now here’s a cool role working in the cyber security / e-safety space! The Image-Based Abuse Section of the Australian Communications and Media Authority is responsible for responding to reports abo...
Fair Work Inspector (Investigator) – Compliance and Enforcement
Fair Work Ombudsman
Full time
Darling Downs, QLD, Toowoomba
Posted 7 months ago
Multiple roles all across Australia (metro and regional) for Fair Work Inspectors! You will be conducting site inspections, interviewing employees and employers across Australia, preparing reports and delivering enforcement outcomes.
A certificate IV in Government Investigations is listed as desirable. Having this qualification can open up the whole investigation and compliance world for you!
We are seeking multiple APS 4 and 5 Fair Work Inspectors across our CBD and regional office locations. Full time, part time, and hybrid work arrangement options are available, including the ability to conduct some work from home. Offers may be based on operational requirements.
You will be conducting site inspections, interviewing employees and employers across Australia, preparing reports and delivering enforcement outcomes.
Working as an Inspector for the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) means:
- Meaningful work - Being an Inspector with the FWO is a job you will be proud of. You are the face of the FWO, working directly with the Australian public investigating non-compliance across Australia’s workforce. You will be tangibly making a difference helping employees and employers through your work.
- Investment in your skills and career – You will receive extensive training in Australia’s industrial relations system and investigation skills. You are not expected to know everything. We are invested in your success as an Inspector and beyond. You will start as a Fair Work Officer where over a period of 6-12 months, we will invest in your training to become a badged Fair Work Inspector.
- Work life balance – Working with us means you get a genuinely flexible and supportive work environment. We want you to achieve your personal goals at the same time as fulfilling your career goals with us. We support this through work life balance, working from home, flex, and part time arrangements. For the full benefits of working with us, please see Choosing us.
- Conduct investigations in accordance with the FWO’s Compliance and Enforcement Policy
- Work in a fast-paced environment gathering and analysing information to determine compliance with workplace laws.
- Deliver exceptional customer service to employees and employers to help resolve workplace disputes.
- Use your analytical and problem-solving skills to calculate potential underpayments.
- Get ongoing coaching and support – you will report to an experienced Team Leader who will work closely with you to develop your skill sets.
- Have autonomy and independence to manage your own workload.
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Multiple roles all across Australia (metro and regional) for Fair Work Inspectors! You will be conducting site inspections, interviewing employees and employers across Australia, preparing reports and...
Investigations Officer
Moreton Bay Regional Council
Full time, Permanent
Caboolture
Posted 7 months ago
Here’s a great local government investigation role with one of Australia’s biggest councils, north of Brisbane, Queensland. This job will have plenty of variety and challenges! A certificate IV in Government Investigations will be very handy for this one.
We are seeking an Investigations Officer who has experience undertaking investigations that have required significant application, interpretation and enforcement of legislation. You will have proven and effective time management skills and decision-making abilities to be able to work within timeframes and deadlines and within a regulatory team environment.
You will be a strong and influential communicator, well versed will representing in a professional and courteous manner which incorporates our values and delivers service outcomes that meet the needs of a diverse range of audiences.
Whilst it is not essential you are experienced within local government; you will hold a Certificate IV in Government (Investigations or Regulatory Services) or similar discipline and have strong verbal and written skills required to prepare and represent Council at legal proceedings.
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Here’s a great local government investigation role with one of Australia’s biggest councils, north of Brisbane, Queensland. This job will have plenty of variety and challenges! A certificate IV in...
2023/387 – APS 5 – Investigator, Audit and Investigation
Department of Climate Change Energy the Environment and Water
Full time
Adelaide SA
Posted 8 months ago
Love water? Who doesn’t!
Here’s some great roles all over the country, working for the federal government in water compliance. You’ll find yourself undertaking audits, investigating water theft, preparing briefs of evidence and associated activities. A cert IV in Government Investigations would be handy for this role.
Under limited direction, the Investigator supports and assists the Director, Audit and Investigation, to undertake work that is very complex and sensitive, operates under broad direction and exercises a considerable degree of independence. The Investigator will utilise existing networks and knowledge to design and implement audits and investigations within the Murray Darling Basin and will assist in the establishment of these within the Office. This role does not duplicate the role of frontline investigations undertaken by Basin State agencies. The investigative activities within this role enforce Basin Plan compliance such as the Basin Plan Water Trading Rules and also act as an investigator of last resort in relation to water theft. The audit aspect of this role takes a risk-based approach to auditing the systems of water management agencies to ensure their effectiveness.
Duties of the role include but are not limited to:
• providing support to the Inspector-General of Water Compliance
• handling and investigating allegations, against the Murray Darling Basin Plan 2012 and Water Act 2007
• working with and liaising across Commonwealth and State agencies on matters relating to the IGWC
• assisting in managing business of government activities including providing briefs of evidence and internal decision-making briefs
• endorsing and encouraging 'best practice' recordkeeping in accordance with the Office’s record keeping policy and information governance framework.
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Love water? Who doesn’t! Here’s some great roles all over the country, working for the federal government in water compliance. You’ll find yourself undertaking audits, investigating water...
Contract, Full time, Temporary
Western
Posted 8 months ago
Love animals? Here’s a great role in animal welfare protection in Western Australia. The RSPCA are the country’s lead agency in investigating animal cruelty.
This is our key front-line role in responding to reports of animal cruelty based in metropolitan Perth. The Inspector reports to the Inspector Manager and works as part of a dedicated team whose efforts are directed at preventing animal cruelty through public education programs, investigating public reports and prosecuting offenders who breach the Animal Welfare Act.
This role is full-time, 38 hours per week, based in the metro area on a fixed term 12-month contract. A trainee role will be considered, but ideally looking for a candidate with relevant/prior regulatory experience.
Duties
- Respond to public reports of alleged animal cruelty & emergency welfare situations
- Identify & action immediate solutions to protect the health & well-being of animals
- Work with local communities and existing charity rescue groups
- Conduct investigations to establish evidence to support prosecutions
- Work with RSPCA WA's Legal Counsel to enable prosecutions
- Setting up and liaising with RSPCA auxiliary
- Actively participate in community engagement to deliver preventative strategies
- Engage with & educate members of the public to enhance responsible animal ownership
- Initial set up and working with foster carers
- Experience in a regulatory, law enforcement or compliance discipline desirable
- Sound understanding of the Animal Welfare Act
- Practiced and objective investigator, with exceptional record keeping
- Outstanding communication skills, with an ability to maintain professionalism in tough situations
- Demonstrated animal handling skills, good physical fitness & health
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Love animals? Here’s a great role in animal welfare protection in Western Australia. The RSPCA are the country’s lead agency in investigating animal cruelty. This is our key front-line role in res...
Investigations Officer
Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Full time, Temporary
Gold Coast
Posted 8 months ago
Here’s a great role with Queensland’s Department of Fair Trading as an entry level investigator. You’ll be investigating breaches of legislation overseen by the OFT. And you must have a Certificate IV in Government (Investigations).
As the Investigations Officer, you will:
• Implement proactive compliance strategies and activities
• Contribute to the development, implementation and evaluation of proactive
compliance strategies and activities.
• Undertake investigations into possible breaches of legislation administered by the
OFT.
• Monitor a wide range of marketplace activity for compliance with legislation and
initiate corrective action where necessary in accordance with the OFT's Enforcement
Policy and Standards.
• Prepare prosecution briefs and represent the Department in court proceedings.
• Prepare correspondence and reports relating to investigations of a complex or
sensitive nature.
• Conduct industry and community engagement activities which contribute to the
OFT's goals, including the delivery of information and education sessions.
• Guide, assist and support other officers in the conduct of their duties.
• Provide accurate and relevant information and advice to clients regarding OFT's
legislation, services, policies, procedures, forms, fees etc.
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Here’s a great role with Queensland’s Department of Fair Trading as an entry level investigator. You’ll be investigating breaches of legislation overseen by the OFT. And you must have a Certific...
Coronial Investigations Officer
Queensland Government
Full time
QLD
Posted 8 months ago
Here’s a great entry level role for an investigator, working for the Coroner. If you didn’t know, the Coroner is responsible for investigating reportable death’s, conducting enquiries and inquests, making recommendations and sometimes referring matters for prosecution. This role assists the coroner in liaising with victim’s families, conducting enquiries and preparing briefs of evidence. It’s an incredibly important role in the justice system and perfect for those who have completed their certificate IV in Justice Studies.
The Coronial Investigations Officer is part of the Operations Team and manages coronial investigation files, prepares court documents, and communicates with relevant parties for the Coroner and the Coroners Court of QLD. The Coronial Investigation Officer works with the Administrative Officer and Coronial Services Officer within the Central Coroner’s registry to ensure family focused, coronial services are delivered to the bereaved in a timely and accurate manner.
The position is responsible for communicating with, and delivering services to coroners, families, witnesses, court users and stakeholders. This role requires that you operate within a dynamic, demanding and often sensitive operational environment, while maintaining a high quality of output and engagement with internal and external stakeholders.
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Here’s a great entry level role for an investigator, working for the Coroner. If you didn’t know, the Coroner is responsible for investigating reportable death’s, conducting enquiries and inques...
Trainee Compliance Officer
Upper Hunter Shire Council
Full time, Temporary
Maitland & Hunter NSW, Newcastle, Scone
Posted 8 months ago
Here’s a great entry level role in local government compliance and investigations. You’ll need a successful HSC and the ability to undertake a certificate IV in Government (investigations). And hey, we’ve got one of those you can do!
Council is currently seeking a Trainee Compliance Officer to assist Council's Compliance Officer and other regulatory staff to monitor areas under Council's jurisdiction to enforce regulations relating to animal control, vehicle parking and other regulatory matters.
Our ideal candidate will have a NSW Record of School Achievement (RoSA) or equivalent and be prepared to enrol in a Certificate IV in Local Government (Regulatory Services) or relevant qualification. Knowledge of animal handling and an interest in Local Government compliance is also essential, as is the willingness to develop skills with all types of animals including, but not limited to, dogs, cats, horses and cattle.
Computer skills, particularly data entry, word processing and spreadsheet skills are also a requirement for the position.
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Here’s a great entry level role in local government compliance and investigations. You’ll need a successful HSC and the ability to undertake a certificate IV in Government (investigations). And he...
Investigator
Youi Pty Ltd.
Full time
Sunshine Coast
Posted 9 months ago
Here’s an entry level role working on the beautiful Sunshine Coast! Insurance companies like Youi have investigative functions that examine and report on suspected insurance fraud.
Our current investigations team are dedicated to exceeding our expectations, delivering first class customer service while achieving outstanding results in minimising insurance fraud. Not only are we determined to achieve these outcomes, our team are employed to reach a truthful outcome on every identified claim and positively influence and control the overall claims costs.
Responsibilities will include:
- Investigate and report on suspected fraudulent claims
- Interview insured’s, passengers and/or witnesses, taking statements
- Act in accordance with delegated authorities
- Adherence to the Compliance obligations and report and escalate any compliance concerns, issues or failed responsibilities
- To positively influence claims process to ensure claims are settled in line with Youi Claims philosophy.
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Here’s an entry level role working on the beautiful Sunshine Coast! Insurance companies like Youi have investigative functions that examine and report on suspected insurance fraud. Our curren...
Prison Officer – Clarence Correctional Centre
Serco Asia Pacific
Full time
Brisbane QLD
Posted 9 months ago
Thinking of a career in Corrections? Many prisons now are privately run and often they seek suitable applicants for roles, like this one in NSW. But these types of roles are not for everyone. You’ll need great communication skills, patience, negotiation and liaison skills and resilience. And a certificate IV in Justice Studies would help!
In your role as a Prison Officer you will be responsible for the management, supervision, care, rehabilitation, reintegration and provision of services to inmates. You will actively participate in supporting inmates throughout their sentence whilst monitoring and maintaining the security of the Centre.
You thrive in fast paced, complex and ever-changing environment, and can prioritise conflicting needs diplomatically whilst following through on actions and commitments. You are a respectful and professional person who demonstrates exceptional values in everything you do.
To be successful in this role, you will:
- Demonstrate the highest levels of personal integrity and ethical behaviour
- Frontline, customer-centric background with an aptitude for remaining calm in difficult situations
- A high level of resilience, self-awareness, and emotional intelligence
- Work successfully with the greater team to maintain the safety and security of the centre
- The ability to think on your feet, be alert and observant at all times and resolve practical problems
- Ideally have an understanding of the needs of people from different ethnic, cultural and lifestyle backgrounds
- A competent level of computer literacy and report writing
- Proficient interpersonal and communications skills
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Thinking of a career in Corrections? Many prisons now are privately run and often they seek suitable applicants for roles, like this one in NSW. But these types of roles are not for everyone. You’ll...
Monitor
Queensland Police Service
Full time
Brisbane QLD
Posted 9 months ago
Not exactly an investigative role but there’s a level of analytics and enquiry required for this one! Do you like to snoop? This role is with the police and involves monitoring of electronic surveillance. In layman’s terms, that means secretly listening in on phone calls! You’ll be required to be attentive, think quickly and analyse information fast.
Your Key Accountabilities will include:
- Perform TI monitoring duties in strict compliance with relevant legislation and QPS policies and procedures.
- Analyse and process raw information, including audio, text and data content, and summarise succinctly into accurate and timely operational advice for investigators and other QPS specialist areas.
- Work in a highly dynamic and sensitive operational environment requiring a high level of confidentiality.
- Develop and maintain a good working knowledge of criminal investigation practices and procedures, intelligence gathering processes and the use of technical equipment and computer systems used in the TI process.
- Identify operational information and timely intelligence of interest and communicate to shift supervisors, investigators and other specialist personnel, as required.
- Provide general advice to investigators of TI requirements in accordance with the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (Cwlth) and the Telecommunications Interception Act 2009 (Qld).
- Maintain a high level of integrity at all times and actively contribute towards the physical security of the TIU facility, including resources, lawfully intercepted information, warrant information and operational methodologies.
- Undertake telecommunications call summaries and transcription duties.
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Not exactly an investigative role but there’s a level of analytics and enquiry required for this one! Do you like to snoop? This role is with the police and involves monitoring of electronic surveil...