Overview
Assessor – Licensed Electricians Assessment role at Melbourne Polytechnic.
Location: Heidelberg.
Employment Status: Casual.
Hours per week: Up to 21 hours.
Salary: $86.15 - $93.08 per hour.
Vacancy Number: 54.
Position Title: Assessor – Licensed Electricians Assessment.
Applications Close: Wednesday 1 October 2025.
Details
Department: Construction
Award Classification: CTL1 - CTL3
Location: Heidelberg
Salary: $86.15 - $93.08 per hour
Hours per Week: Up to 21 hours
Vacancy Number: 54
Applications Close: Wednesday 1 October 2025
Why Join Us
Melbourne Polytechnic has been a leader in practical, real-world education since 1912.
We offer industry-led, hands-on training; inclusive, future-focused environments; a strong commitment to staff wellbeing; and a culture built on curiosity, collaboration, and care.
About The Role
Melbourne Polytechnic is seeking a dynamic Assessor to support the effective delivery of the Licensed Electricians Assessment (LEA).
This is a great opportunity to contribute to compliance, quality assurance, and collaborative team success in a purpose-driven environment.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct the Licensed Electricians Assessment (LEA) following established procedures
Set up assessment rooms and verify candidate identity and eligibility
Monitor candidates during assessments and ensure compliance with rules
Distribute and collect assessment papers securely
Record and report incidents or suspected breaches
Respond to basic enquiries and assist the Lead LEA Assessor
Maintain accurate records aligned with regulatory standards
Skills and Experience Required
Current A Grade Electrical Licence
Certificate IV in TAE Assessor Skill (minimum)
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40122 or equivalent) preferable
Recent industry experience
Strong communication skills, especially in quiet assessment environments
Awareness of candidate stress factors during assessments
Understanding of Energy Safe Victoria (ESV) guidelines
Additional Requirements
A valid Victorian Working with Children Check (WWCC)
A National Police Check
How To Apply
Click Apply to submit your application through Melbourne Polytechnic's careers portal.
There you can view the full Position Description and upload your documents.
File Requirements
Each file must be under 2MB.
PDF is preferred (Word .doc or .docx also accepted).
Avoid special characters in filenames.
Selection Process
An interview (in-person or via Microsoft Teams)
Reference checks
Employment and qualification verification
Diversity and Inclusion
Melbourne Polytechnic is an equal opportunity and child-safe employer.
We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with a disability, people from diverse cultural backgrounds and gender identities.
Recruitment Agencies
Melbourne Polytechnic manages recruitment directly.
We do not accept unsolicited agency applications unless engaged through the State Purchasing Contract and with prior written approval.
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