Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 21st Jun 2024
- Melbourne > Footscray
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Founded in 2001, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) is Australia’s largest human rights organisation providing support to people seeking asylum. We are an independent not-for-profit organisation whose programs support and empower people seeking asylum to maximise their own physical, mental and social well being.
We champion the rights of people seeking asylum and mobilise a community of compassion to create lasting social and policy change.
We are a value-driven organisation that strives to be part of a change movement that supports people seeking asylum by providing critical services such as assistance with accommodation, food provisions, casework and legal services.
The ASRC movement is proudly supported by a community of committed volunteers and supporters who embrace the organisation’s vision that people seeking asylum can live safely, sustainably, independently and equally.
The human rights of people seeking asylum and refugees are at the foundation of all we do and the workforce makes it happen, doing the work to bring the vision and purpose to life.
Our organisational values are:
At ASRC, our vision for safety is about creating a space where our team can be at their best, physically and psychologically, every single day. As the Health, Safety & Wellbeing Lead, you will be at the forefront of shaping this vision.
Your role is to lead and champion a culture of safety within ASRC, providing expert guidance to the Leadership Team and ensuring full compliance with safety regulations. You will play a pivotal role in reducing risk, preventing injuries, and enhancing the wellbeing of our entire ASRC team across all our sites.
This is a part-time (0.8FTE) role.
The successful candidate will be a highly motivated and skilled advisor within the Health, Safety & Wellbeing Safety space. In addition to your relevant experience, you will also possess the following skills and expertise:
Lived experience of seeking asylum in Australia is highly desirable. Knowledge of policy and issues impacting on people seeking asylum in Australia as well as previous experience working within a not-for-profit environment, would also be advantageous.
Joining the ASRC means being a part of the largest human rights organisation in Australia, supporting refugees and people seeking asylum. We recognise and appreciate our incredible staff for their contribution, dedication and passion to support and empower people seeking asylum by providing the following conditions above the relevant modern award:
Please find the Position Description here to address the Selection Criteria: here, or in the attachment below.
Only applications that include a CV and cover letter addressing the Selection Criteria, will be considered.
All offers of employment are subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and provision of a valid Working with Children Check prior to commencement.
Applications for this role will take you to the employer’s site.
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