As a Station Safety Advisor with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) for a summer season on an Antarctic or Sub-Antarctic station you will support and enable improvements in organisational and individual safety performance, by supporting a diverse team of multi-skilled expeditioners on a wide range of health and safety issues, in one of the world’s most remote, isolated and harsh environments. You will report to the Station Leader on all day-to-day matters, and the Kingston-based Assistant Director Safety on safety initiatives and project related matters.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

• Qualification:
• Minimum Diploma in WHS, other relevant tertiary qualification,
• OR a minimum of 5 years' experience working in WHS roles within high-risk work environments such as the construction, petrochemical or mining industries.
• Driver’s licence – current, unrestricted “C” class (manual) Australian driver’s licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic
• Provide First Aid (HLTAID0011) must be valid for at least 18 months beyond the date of commencement
• Provide Basic Emergency Life Support (HLTAID010) must be valid for at least 18 months beyond the date of commencement.
• Provide CPR (HLTAID009) must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of commencement.

• A minimum of 5 years’ experience working in a WHS roles within high-risk work environments such as the construction, the petrochemical or mining industries.
• Working knowledge of the Work Health Safety Act 2011, Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011, Work Health Safety Codes of Practice, and relevant Australian Standards, and their application in a Commonwealth Government environment.
• Previous work in isolated and remote environments is desirable.
• A collaborative mindset, with demonstrated experience building and maintaining strong professional relationships to positively influence the achievement of results.
• Genuine commitment and drive to create a positive workplace culture.
• Sound judgment, innovative thinking and strategic analysis skills.
• High level verbal and written communication skills to communicate succinctly, clearly and effectively with a broad range of people and negotiate outcomes.
• Work with a level of independence, under broad direction, with a concurrent need to resolve issues and deliver quality outcomes. Take personal responsibility for the achievement of defined goals, monitor progress and follow through to deliver quality outcomes.
• Successfully negotiate a large and diverse geographically dispersed organisation and be agile in a changing environment.
• Communicate and make decisions that are based on professional judgement, evaluating risks and in the context of a complex and changing environment.

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

As an Aircraft Ground Support Officer (AGSO) with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), you will be responsible for a diverse range of duties in support of fixed and rotary wing operations in Antarctica.

This is a hands-on role which will require you to operate a wide range of heavy and light machinery, along with servicing ground support requirements for a wide range of aircraft. This involves operation of machinery and manual work, including the construction, maintenance and operation of ski landing areas. You will handle aviation fuelling equipment and interface with fixed/rotary wing aircraft. You will also transport passengers and cargo to and from aviation facilities and aircraft.

Aircraft schedules are heavily influenced by weather conditions. AGSOs often work long hours (up to 12 hours) to capitalise on periods of good weather.

AGSOs are employed in summer jobs at Casey and Davis stations. Casey AGSO`s routinely assist at Wilkins Aerodrome as operational needs dictate.

The AAD Aviation Program routinely has two helicopters operating at various Antarctic locations within the program over the summer season (four to six months), as well as a small number of fixed wing aircraft.

To apply for this role, you must have the skills and licences listed below:

Provide copy with application:

• Driver’s licence – a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence
• Citizenship – In accordance with the PS Act 1999, Australian Public Service employees are required to be Australian citizens. Persons who are not Australian citizens will generally only be considered where there are no suitable Australian applicants, with next considerations being Australian residents with work rights and New Zealand citizens.

Obtain prior to commencement:

• Valid Passport – The expiry date of the passport (and any relevant visa) must be at least 6 months beyond the planned end date of your intended stay in the Antarctic or sub-Antarctic

Wilderness First Aid (SISSS00140) will be provided during training and includes:

• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
• HLTAID010 – Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
• HLTAID009 – Provide CPR

Certifications must be valid for at least 18 months beyond commencement, except for HLTAID009 (Provide CPR) this must be valid for at least 6 months beyond commencement.

Hands-on experience within the last 5 years in the operation of mobile plant/equipment, in at least one of the following fields:

• Agricultural
• Snowfields
• Forestry
• Civil construction or mining environment or similar

• Award winning highly regarded Architectural Home Builder

• Secure long standing business over 20 years trading

• Key role nurturing the client experience and leading sales and operations teams

About the Business

Our client is one of Brisbane's leading architectural home builders. Specialising in the new home building industry and with a full internal design and construct service, they have formed a reputation for delivering a unique, high quality product ensuring a client-centric focus from initial consult through to hand over.  

As General Manager, you'll lead the Sales, Operations, and Client Experience teams — driving performance, refining processes, and ensuring an exceptional client journey from initial inquiry to handover. You'll work closely with the Directors to align daily operations with long-term objectives.

• Lead and support Sales, Operations, and Client Experience teams

• Oversee project delivery timelines, budgets, and quality standards

• Improve operational processes and drive efficiencies across the business

• Foster a high-performance, client-first culture

• Monitor and report on key business metrics and team performance

• Maintain strong relationships with clients, consultants, and partners

• Ensure compliance with industry, safety, and regulatory requirements

• Contribute to strategic planning and business development initiatives

• A strong, supportive leader with experience in residential new home construction

• Passionate about delivering an exceptional client experience — and creating homes people truly love

• Solid understanding of custom home building and project workflows

• Confident managing teams, budgets, timelines, and performance

• Strategic and organised, but not afraid to roll up your sleeves when needed

• A great communicator who builds trust with clients, staff and other stakeholders

• Always looking for ways to improve, innovate, and grow

• Lead a passionate close knit team with a strong design ethos

• Work for passionate Directors within an established brand

• Deliver high-end, architecturally designed residential projects

• Fantastic remuneration package on offer

How to Apply:

Contact Shannon Doyle or Natalie Hill on 07 31772723 or apply online today.

Managed by:

Felicia McCallum - Managing Director
Natalie Hill - Recruitment Consultant

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