**Secure Your Future as a Prison Officer**
The role of a Prison Officer involves ensuring the safety, security, and efficient operation of prisons. This position requires interacting with prisoners across various security levels on a 24/7 roster.
Job Overview
You will be responsible for managing prisoners effectively, modeling positive behaviors, and motivating them to develop skills and knowledge for reintegration into the community. This can significantly impact reducing re-offending risks.
Responsibilities
* Ensure the safety and security of prisoners and staff
* Manage prisoners effectively to achieve goals
* Model positive behaviors and motivate prisoners to develop skills and knowledge
Key Skills and Qualifications:
To excel in this role, you will need to possess excellent communication skills, a practical approach to problem-solving, strong teamwork skills, and an understanding of Aboriginal cultures.
Benefits
* A competitive salary ranging from $86,156 to $98,107 per annum
* An initial 12-week training salary of $66,658 plus superannuation
* Opportunities for career advancement and promotion
* Annual salary increases
* Provided uniforms
Training and Development
As a Prison Officer, you will benefit from employment perks and personal development opportunities, including on-the-job training and a nationally accredited qualification (paid for by the employer). This includes a Certificate III in Correctional Practice (Adult Custodial).
Working Arrangements
You will work a 10-shift-per-21-days roster, providing a good balance between work and life. You will also have access to up to 6 weeks annual leave.
Location
This role is available at facilities in Perth metropolitan area, Albany, Bunbury, Greenough (Geraldton), Roebourne, and West Kimberley (Derby).
How to Apply
1. Review the attached Job Description Form (JDF) and Prison Officer Information Guide
2. Prepare your application, including a current resume/CV highlighting your suitability based on the selection criteria
3. Answer two online questions: one about de-escalating tense situations and another about ensuring safety and security during tasks