About the role
Mobile Screening is seeking an experienced and proactive Manager to take ownership of our Audiometric Screening Division — overseeing staff, operations, and client service delivery. This is a 12-month fixed term role, with potential to extend or transition to ongoing.
While a background in hearing tests would be advantageous, it is not essential. What matters most are strong people management and operational skills - the ability to support staff, resolve issues quickly, and keep services running smoothly. Candidates with experience in audiometry, allied health, nursing, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, health science, occupational health and safety, or related service industries are encouraged to apply.
The immediate priority of this role is providing day-to-day operational support, ensuring our team is well-coordinated, equipped, and delivering consistently high-quality services. At the same time, we are looking for someone who can grow into a true leadership role, shaping the division and driving service excellence.
Flexibility, Support and Progression
This role will suit someone seeking part-time work now but wanting the chance to step into a larger leadership position over time. You'll commence at 0.4 FTE (~16 hours per week), with the opportunity to develop into 0.6, 0.8 or even full-time (if desired) as additional responsibilities are gradually transferred and assumed.
To succeed, you'll need the flexibility to be available for 3–4 hours at least four days per week, providing timely support to staff and clients.
Our head office is based in Shoreham, Victoria, however this role can be undertaken from any location within Australia.
You won't be stepping into this role alone - you'll be fully supported and mentored by the Group Manager, Service Quality and Delivery as you grow into the position. You'll also be joining a dedicated and friendly team of divisional managers located across Australia, who work collaboratively to ensure our services run smoothly and our staff feel connected and supported no matter where they are based.
What you'll be doing in the beginning
* Supervising and supporting our audiometric technicians located across Australia
* Acting as the first point of contact for roster changes, illness, and day-to-day operational queries
* Liaising with clients and coordinating reschedules in partnership with our central booking team
* Reviewing staff diaries to confirm accuracy of times, zones, and contact details
* Conducting weekly check-ins with staff and leading a monthly online team meeting
* Overseeing the servicing, calibration, and allocation of equipment
What we'd like to add to this role in time
* Managing quality standards across audiometric procedures and reporting
* Developing team capability, identifying training needs and mentoring staff
* Supporting the recruitment and on boarding of new staff
* Building client relationships and representing Mobile Screening in meetings or presentations
What we're looking for
* Experience: 3–5 years in audiometric screening or a related field such as WHS/OHS, allied health, health science, or environmental health
* Qualifications: Relevant qualifications in audiometry, nursing, allied health, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, health science, WHS/OHS, or environmental health
* Strong people management and team leadership skills
* Excellent communication and client relationship skills
* Ability to coordinate multiple activities and deliver to a high standard
* Attention to detail and commitment to accurate record-keeping
* Collaborative mindset and willingness to contribute to the wider business
Our cultural expectations
At Mobile Screening, we place a strong emphasis on the way we work together. For this role, we're looking for someone who will:
* Involve team members in decision-making
* Empower staff to contribute and succeed
* Listen openly to feedback
* Lead by example in day-to-day actions
* Be honest, sincere, and respectful in all interactions
About Mobile Screening
Mobile Screening is a trusted provider of onsite workplace health screening and occupational hygiene services. Established in 1980, we have over 45 years' experience supporting more than 4,000 clients across government, large corporate and SMEs, nationwide.
Our services include audiometric testing, workplace noise assessments, spirometry, skin checks, air quality monitoring, and general health checks — all delivered by our national fleet of mobile testing vehicles and experienced health professionals.
With a strong focus on service quality and client care, we are committed to helping organisations meet their regulatory obligations, protect worker health, and create safer workplaces.
Veteran friendly employer
Mobile Screening is proud to be a Veteran Friendly Employer. We recognise the unique skills, experience, and resilience that veterans bring to the workplace and we actively encourage applications from those who have served in the Australian Defence Force. If you're a veteran looking to transition into civilian employment, we'd love to hear from you.
How to apply
To apply, please submit your CV along with a brief cover letter that addresses the following:
* Availability & Flexibility – This role requires availability for 3–4 hours at least four days per week. Are you able to commit to this schedule?
* Experience – Do you have 3+ years of experience in audiometry, nursing, allied health, WHS/OHS, health science, environmental health, or a related field?
* Leadership & Management – Please briefly describe your experience supervising staff or coordinating a dispersed team.
* Motivation & Fit – This role begins part-time (0.4 FTE) with the opportunity to grow into 0.6–1.0 FTE and greater leadership responsibilities. Why does this type of progression appeal to you?
* Location & Remote Work – Our head office is in Shoreham, Victoria, but this role can be undertaken from anywhere in Australia. Where are you based, and are you comfortable working remotely?