30 Oct
|
Compas
|
Canberra
Job Title: Desktop Support Officer | ICT Asset Logistics Support ICT asset management, logistics, equipment deployments and site setups in a Canberra-based government workplace.
This onsite role covers asset tracking, warehousing, inventory management and basic ICT troubleshooting.
Location: Canberra, ACT Work Arrangement: Onsite – hybrid arrangements may be considered at the hiring manager's discretion Contract Duration: 10 November **** to 30 June ****, with a possible 12-month extension Security Clearance Requirement: NV1 Closing Date: *****am, 30 October **** Essential Tasks: Manage the receipt, tracking, labelling, storage, allocation and movement of ICT assets.
Support site setups, relocations, equipment deployments and warehouse operations.
Maintain accurate asset records, stocktakes and reporting using asset management systems.
Triage logistics requests and provide basic ICT troubleshooting for deployed equipment.
Key Criteria: Experience or knowledge in asset management, logistics, warehousing or ICT support.
Experience using asset tracking,
inventory management or similar business systems.
Strong organisational and communication skills with the ability to manage priorities.
ServiceNow experience is desirable, along with relevant logistics or safety certifications.
How to Apply: Does this role sound perfect for you?
If so, to register your interest in this role, please either contact Louie Musolino or the Compas Team on (************* and send through your CV by following the link below.
About Compas: Compas Pty Ltd is a Canberra based wholly Australian owned, Recruitment and Services company that has been operating since ****.
We specialise in the provision of permanent, contract and temporary recruitment services, as well as specialised Consulting assignments.
YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE TREATED WITH THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE: Due to the nature of this environment, candidates must hold a current NV1 clearance.
📌 Associate Provision Desktop Support Officer (Canberra)
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