Casual Position – multiple positions available
Salary from $***** to $***** per hour (including Casual
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Exciting
opportunity for a people person with an interest in museums,
heritage and arts to join a busy and friendly
team
About
the RoleWe are seeking an enthusiastic, welcoming and
approachable people to join our friendly and supportive Cultural
Services team as a Relief Officers.
As a Relief
Officer you are the first person our visitors meet at Cockman
House, Wanneroo Regional Museum or Wanneroo Gallery.
It is a role
with genuine influence over the quality of a visitor's day –
welcoming people, orienting them to the site, and sharing the
stories behind our collections, exhibitions and heritage places in
a way that sparks curiosity and connection.
Beyond front
of house, you will provide versatile relief support across the
Culture and Events team – assisting with the delivery of school,
public and community arts programs, helping install and de-install
exhibitions, and providing administrative support as
required.
These are
casual positions that require successful candidates to be available
for full day or part day shifts, and occasional evenings, Monday
through to Sunday.
Role
responsibilities:
Welcome
and orient visitors, delivering warm, inclusive and
age-appropriate engagement for visitors, school and community
groups including public tours;
Respond
to visitor enquiries and monitor visitor flow, ensuring the
safety and wellbeing of visitors and the protection of
collections, artworks and heritage sites;
front of
house operations, including opening and closing procedures and
maintaining public and exhibition spaces to a professional
standard;
support
the preparation, delivery and pack-down of museum, gallery and
community arts programs, public programs, events and
exhibitions;
assist
with the installation and de-installation of exhibitions and
artworks, including the movement, placement and
condition-checking of works under supervision;
administrative support
including bookings, data entry, correspondence, scheduling,




research and the maintenance of registers and databases;
and
support
the Museum Curator and Gallery Curator, working collaboratively
with Engagement Officers and the wider Cultural Services
team.
About
YouYou are a natural communicator who enjoys meeting
people of all ages and backgrounds, and you move comfortably
between a quiet gallery, a busy school group and a heritage house.
You bring strong customer service experience, an interest in arts,
culture and heritage, sensitivity to First Nations perspectives and
diverse community experiences, and the flexibility to work across
multiple sites as part of a large and diverse team.
To be
considered further, please submit a resume and cover letter (of no
more than two pages) addressing the following:
Demonstrated experience
in visitor services, public programs, front of house,
hospitality or a related customer-facing role;
Excellent interpersonal
and oral communication skills, with a genuine enthusiasm for
engaging with people of all ages and backgrounds;
Experience working with
diverse community audiences, including families, school groups,
and culturally and linguistically diverse visitors;
Ability
to work autonomously and as part of a collaborative team,
including contributing to the physical set-up and pack-down of
programs, events and exhibitions;
Foundational computing,
numeracy, literacy and administrative skills, including
keyboard and data entry; and
Current
Working with Children Check.
Completion if
Year 12 or equivalent is required.
An interest in, or knowledge of,
cultural heritage, local history, museums or the arts sector is
desirable, as is a current driver's licence.
Why work for the City of Wanneroo




The City offers a range of employment benefits including:
Generous
matching of superannuation contributions up to a combined total
of 15%;
Free
on-site parking;
Career development
opportunities;
Access
to our award-winning gym and leisure centre,
Aquamotion
An
active social club with regular events
An
inclusive, welcoming environment; and
An
opportunity to reduce your commute and work in a goal-driven
professional team closer to home
Work
LocalWith 56% of our workforce living locally, working
at the City of Wanneroo isn't just about cutting your commute.
This
role is a genuine opportunity to contribute to the community you
call home.
This is work with real purpose, where you will see the
impact of your efforts every day – in parks, streets and services
around you.
It's a meaningful way to give back and shape the future
of your City.
The City of
Wanneroo is a diverse, community-focused organisation where your
work makes a real impact, not just for our residents, but for the
people you work alongside.
We're proud of our inclusive culture and
the many perspectives that shape it.
We strongly
encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply and
bring their voice to local government.
If you value purpose,
collaboration, and a team that welcomes you for who you are, you'll
feel at home here.
Want
to apply
If this
position sounds like you - then apply now.
We look forward to
receiving your application.
Reference
Number: ******
Close
date: Friday 7 August *****
*We reserve the right to close the advert prior
to the closing date
For further
information regarding the position please contact Alana Part,
Museum Curator on ************.
Please
note:
A National
Police Clearance (within 3 months) is required prior to
commencement.
All
employees must declare secondary employment to manage any
potential conflicts of interest and fatigue
risks.
Medical
assessment may be required depending on the
role.
Attachments:
- PD - Relief Officer.pdf

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