We are currently seeking Camera Operators for multiple opportunities across Western Australia.

This is a hands‑on, operational role responsible for the deployment and operation of mobile traffic camera equipment, contributing to road safety across WA. You’ll work independently across allocated locations, setting up and monitoring camera equipment, completing operational records and ensuring equipment is operated safely and accurately. $51.03 per hour (inclusive of 25% casual loading) + Super. The project will be running until 30/06/2027.

Current vacancies

- Neerabup
- Mandurah
- Midland

The role

- Travelling to allocated camera locations and setting up, repositioning and operating mobile camera equipment
- Monitoring and checking camera equipment to ensure it is operating accurately
- Undertaking preliminary fault diagnosis and reporting equipment issues
- Recording operational and location information and maintaining accurate documentation
- Ensuring camera equipment, vehicles and associated equipment remain safe and secure
- Communicating professionally with members of the public when required
- Driving independently to camera sites across metropolitan and/or regional locations
- Preparing operational reports and documentation, including information that may be required for court proceedings.

These positions are 75 hours per fortnight ,



working a rotating three-week roster .

The standard rotation consists of:

- 8 afternoon shifts
- 2 days off
- 7 day shifts
- 4 days off

Standard shifts are 7.5 hours

Typical shift times include:

- Day shift: 7:00am – 2:30pm
- Afternoon shift: 2:30pm – 10:00pm

There are also opportunities for voluntary overtime in addition to standard rostered hours. This may be approximately 3 additional hours per day, up to a maximum of 5 days per swing.

About you

To be considered, you will need:

- A current Western Australian C or CA Class Driver’s Licence
- The physical capacity to lift and move bulky camera equipment
- Good communication skills and the confidence to interact with members of the public, including managing difficult situations professionally
- Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to undertake basic equipment fault diagnosis
- Valuable attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate operational records
- The ability to work independently and safely across different locations
- Flexibility to work a rotating roster
- National Police Clearance

Training

Successful candidates will undertake two weeks of training in Midland before commencing in the position.

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