Community Transport Services Tasmania – Devonport TAS
As a not‑for‑profit charitable organisation, CTST provides transport, home maintenance, social support, disability services and domestic assistance to older Tasmanians and individuals with health or mobility limitations. Operating statewide, we are supported by a dedicated workforce of 500 staff and volunteers, a fleet of over 100 vehicles and a clear mission: to ensure every Tasmanian can access high‑quality, reliable support to live well within their community.
About the Role
CTST is seeking a customer‑focused and detail‑oriented Intake & Assessment Officer to join our Quality, Safety & Risk team. In this pivotal role, you'll conduct holistic assessments for eligible community members to support independent living, transport access and community connection.
Reporting to the Intake & Assessment Manager, you'll work closely with our Home Services and Passenger Services teams to manage enquiries and referrals and assess individual service delivery needs with professionalism and care. You'll be the first point of contact for our service users, helping them navigate available supports in accordance with their referrals and ensuring their experience with CTST is positive and empowering.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who thrives in a people‑focused environment and is passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of Tasmanians.
Salary: Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry – SACS Level 2
Hours: Part‑time 60.4 per fortnight – pattern to be discussed with the successful candidate
About You
We're looking for a reliable, empathetic and detail‑oriented individual who thrives in a people‑focused environment. You bring a strong customer focus and a collaborative spirit to everything you do. If you have the following skills, we'd like to hear from you:
Excellent communication skills to engage confidently with service users, internal stakeholders and external agencies
A calm, professional approach with the ability to manage workload and adapt to changing priorities
A collaborative mindset with a commitment to working effectively within and across teams
Demonstrated ability to deliver exceptional customer service and support across diverse stakeholder groups
Experience in conducting assessments, completing registrations and reviews, and maintaining accurate CRM records
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, web‑based systems and databases
Sound understanding of Tasmania's geography to support service coordination
Knowledge of continuous improvement, client safety and risk management principles
Experience in a similar role within the transport, community services or not‑for‑profit sector
All CTST employees must:
Hold a current driver's licence
Possess or be willing to obtain a Working with Vulnerable Persons Card
Be willing to undergo a National Police Check
Be an Australian Resident or hold a valid Australian working visa
Be willing to travel intrastate as required
Be part of a purpose‑driven organisation delivering meaningful outcomes for Tasmanians
Join a collaborative and committed team
Benefit from generous salary packaging arrangements
How to Apply
To view the full position description, please visit
Applications must include:
A current resume
A statement addressing the required knowledge, skills and experience outlined in the position description
Please note: Applications will only be accepted via SEEK and not via email.
Interviews may commence at any time – don't wait to apply
CTST is committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity where everyone is welcomed and supported
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