Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Practitioner
Location: Adelaide or Brisbane (Commonwealth Facilities)
Duration: Now – October 2026
Security Clearance: NV1 required (NV2 desirable, uplift available)
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Practitioner to support a major Defence program. This is an Above the Line role, embedded within the Commonwealth and working under Commonwealth direction.
You'll provide end-to-end ILS expertise across analysis, planning, acquisition, transition, sustainment, asset management, and end‑of‑life disposal of materiel systems. The role requires strong ILS fundamentals, excellent stakeholder communication, and the ability to operate with autonomy and professional judgment.
Key Responsibilities
* Conduct Logistics Support Analysis (LSA) in accordance with DEF(AUST) 5691
* Identify, develop and verify ILS requirements
* Develop and maintain the Logistics Support Analysis Record (LSAR)
* Prepare, review, and update ILS documentation and artefacts
* Review and provide input to OEM system deliverables
* Evaluate Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) for support system impacts
* Prepare documentation and presentation materials for system reviews
* Present supportability findings to the ILS Manager for decision‑making
Mandatory Skills & Experience
* Degree‑qualified ILS practitioner, or equivalent industry experience (5–10+ years)
* Experience using LES Suite products (eMRD, eLSA, eLORA) or similar logistics engineering tools
Desirable Skills & Experience
* OPUS10 training and practical experience
* Strong technical judgement and ability to work under broad direction
* Demonstrated ability to meet technical and project objectives independently
* Experience working across varied and complex technical work scopes
* Ability to analyse, design, plan and execute work to time, cost and quality targets
* Strong understanding of organisational and customer requirements
* Capable of advising on standards, methods, tools and applications relevant to ILS
* Skilled in risk assessment and mitigation
* Excellent written and verbal communication
* Proven ability to collaborate with diverse stakeholders
* Creative, innovative and ethical approach to problem‑solving
Why Apply?
This is a rare opportunity to work directly within the Commonwealth on a long‑term Defence program, contributing to the capability, sustainability, and readiness of critical national assets. You'll operate in a highly professional environment with autonomy and the support of an experienced project team.
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