Male Disability Support Worker – Complex Behaviour Support
Casual | Ad-hoc & Short-Notice Shifts | Meaningful, Active Support
Looking for a support role where your experience really matters?
We are seeking an experienced male Disability Support Worker who is confident supporting people with autism and behaviours of concern and can bring a calm, positive and safety-focused approach to every shift.
This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys building trust, supporting meaningful activities and helping someone feel safe, regulated and engaged.
What you'll be doing
- Providing calm, consistent and person-centred support
- Following Behaviour Support Plans and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies
- Supporting emotional regulation and responding appropriately to behaviours of concern
- Promoting safety and recognising early signs of escalation
- Supporting community access, exercise and recreational activities
- Encouraging engagement through preferred interests such as playing drums, keyboard and music
- Maintaining clear communication and professional shift documentation
We’re looking for someone who
- Has demonstrated experience supporting autism and behaviours of concern
- Is calm under pressure, patient and emotionally resilient
- Understands behaviour support and de-escalation
- Can confidently follow established support strategies
- Can assist with activities of daily living e.g. meal preparation, personal care, light house cleaning.
- Is active, energetic and comfortable with community-based activities
- Has a genuine interest in music, including drums or keyboard
- Is reliable and available for ad-hoc and short-notice shifts
- Works well independently and as part of a support team
Certificate III/IV in Disability, Individual Support or a related qualification is preferred.
Why this role?
If you're an experienced support worker looking for a role where your skills, judgement and ability to build genuine rapport make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now with your resume and a brief summary of your experience supporting people with autism and behaviours of concern.
Pay: $40.00 – $50.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
