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The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) is an independent statutory office established to protect the rights and interests of adults with impaired decisionmaking capacity, and children and young people in the child protection system and other visitable sites.
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Key Responsibilities:
Ensure the coordination and management of the Director, Community Visiting and Advocacy (CVA) office is undertaken in a proactive and flexible manner. Activities may include:
Process incoming and outgoing correspondence including allocating, proof reading and tracking the status to ensure high quality, timely responses are prepared and disseminated
Perform complex administrative activities which may be highly confidential and sensitive, for the Director.
Successfully maintain the diary of the Director by liaising with personnel to organise appointments/meetings, ensuring all relevant documentation is arranged prior to the appointment.
Provides administrative support to the Community Visiting and Advocacy Management Team.
Maintain an effective bring up system to ensure performance standards and deadlines are met.
Provide research, advice and assistance using information systems on a range of administrative, procurement, human resources, records management, and correspondence policies and processes.
Ensures compliance with relevant human resource, financial management and other standards, policies and legislation relevant to the operations of CVA.
Undertake project management activities in accordance with project management methodologies including developing project plans, risk registers, stakeholder engagement and communication plans. Composes routine correspondence and memoranda and prepares reports using knowledge of work area instructions and guidelines
Book travel arrangements for staff based across North Queensland using the Corporate Travel Management System
Undertake administrative support for the Townsville and Cairns offices in partnership with the Guardianship Administration Officers (e.g. Workplace, Health and Safety matters), facilities matters and stationary ordering.
Mandatory role conditions:
Possession of a C class driver's licence is a mandatory requirement for this role, as travel is required to attend meetings and arrange car servicing in a range of locations that are often not accessible by alternative means.
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