The primary accountabilities of the Intelligence Adviser include:

Monitor prisoner activities, focusing on the collection, analysis and reporting of critical threats, risks and issues relevant to the agency.
Identify potential targets, along with associated risks and emerging trends critical for maintaining safety and security.
Prepare and disseminate quality intelligence products, that seeks to inform and influence internal external stakeholders on matters of emerging threats and issues impacting the correctional setting and community.
Develop and maintain robust networks with internal and external stakeholders though information sharing and adopting a collaborative approach to risk management strategies.
Contribute to the Intelligence Management Plan and Information Collection Plan to meet operational requirements.
Provide informal training, mentoring and skilled practice advice to staff.
Prepare comprehensive and timely intelligence advice to management and stakeholders on operational, tactical and strategic issues.




Interview informants to gather information about potential threats, illicit activities, or prisoner and offender behaviour.
Support intelligence awareness amongst staff to promote the value and use of intelligence as a risk mitigation strategy.
Conduct in-depth analysis of intelligence, covering a broad spectrum of sources and threats.
Employ advanced analytical techniques to derive actionable intelligence from diverse data sets.
Contribute to a positive team culture that values diversity and interacts effectively with diverse target groups.

The role description provides the minimum requirements for the role. The incumbent may be required to undertake other duties as required outside of these primary accountabilities.

Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.

📌 Intelligence Adviser Brisbane
🏢 Queensland Government
📍 Brisbane