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Work Health & Safety Administration Officer

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Work type: Limited Tenure
Location: Sacred Heart Catholic School - Ulverstone
Categories: Business Services employee

WHS Administration Officer

Sacred Heart Catholic School, Ulverstone

Part Time | Limited Tenure

24/11/2026-31/12/2027

Hours: 8:00am–3:30pm Tues-Fri

Classification: Business Services Level 3

Remuneration: $75,530 (pro-rata) + 12% Superannuation

 

Why Work at Sacred Heart Catholic School?

Sacred Heart Catholic School Ulverstone is a long‑standing K–6 Catholic learning community, proudly educating students since 1889. With around 300 students, the school is known for its welcoming culture, strong pastoral care and commitment to nurturing each child’s spiritual, academic, social and emotional growth.

Located in the beautiful coastal town of Ulverstone—surrounded by beaches, riverfront parks and a vibrant community—the school offers an exceptional lifestyle balance. As part of the growing regional corridor between Devonport and Burnie, Ulverstone provides excellent services, family‑friendly amenities and a supportive environment for educators seeking meaningful work in a connected community.

About the Role

The WHS Administration Officer coordinates the school’s Work Health and Safety and compliance requirements in partnership with the Finance Officer. The role ensures the School maintains safe facilities, grounds and environments that support student learning and meet statutory obligations. The position is structured across 42 weeks of the year, offering a rewarding role within a school environment while providing a strong work-life balance.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Contribute to developing a strong WHS culture and legislative compliance.
  • Manage contractor compliance and induction processes.
  • Conduct Essential Services compliance checks for school registration.
  • Coordinate staff WHS training and maintain a current training register.
  • Schedule and complete safety audits, inspections and record keeping.
  • Investigate incidents and support long‑term risk control measures.
  • Maintain emergency plans and coordinate scheduled drills.
  • Support co-ordination of school sporting activities and representative teams
  • Be the first point of contract for student first aid matters
  • Provide payroll support and relief during periods of staff absence

About You

You will demonstrate:

  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
  • Effective communication across diverse groups.
  • Ability to perform well under competing demands.
  • Confidentiality and diligence in handling sensitive information.
  • Initiative and constructive problem‑solving.
  • Flexibility, dependability and adaptability.

Essential Requirements

  • Registration to Work with Vulnerable People.
  • National Police Criminal History Check.

Desirable

  • Qualification or Diploma in WHS or Project Management.
  • First aid qualification.
  • Experience in the education sector.
  • Current Tasmanian driver licence.

How to Apply

Applicants should submit:

  • A cover letter outlining their suitability for the role
  • A current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Any other relevant supporting information

Applications close: Thursday 5th November 2026 at 8.00am

Applications should be addressed to Charlene Best, Principal, Sacred Heart Catholic School Ulverstone and submitted via the Catholic Education Tasmania careers page.

If you have any further queries regarding your application or the position, please do not hesitate to contact Rachel Summers on (03) 6425 2680 or via rachel.summers@catholic.tas.edu.au 

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