The AFP works closely with a range of other law enforcement and government agencies at state, territory, Commonwealth and international levels to protect Australia and Australians from serious crime. As a leader within the AFP, you will:
* Be a strong people leader with behaviours that demonstrate courage, collaboration, a focus on people and a commitment to identifying and addressing emerging challenges and risks
* Be committed to excellence and innovation across the AFP
* Embody the inclusive culture to which we aspire
* Demonstrate values-based behaviours at all times
* Hold others to account for behaviours, actions and decisions not consistent with the AFP values and culture that embraces diversity, inclusion and respect
* Have astute judgement, a strong focus on results, and the ability to solve complex issues and build organisational capability
* Be forward-thinking and self-motivated, and approach challenges with a positive mindset
* Have excellent stakeholder relationship skills, including the ability to provide insightful, persuasive and trusted advice to a diverse range of senior stakeholders Think enterprise-first, contributing to whole-of-AFP priorities
Positions available as part of this process are:
Superintendent Adelaide Crime and Counter Terrorism Investigations (open to Police applicants) - The Superintendent of Adelaide Crime and Counter Terrorism Investigations leads specialised teams and oversees investigations into organised crime, counter terrorism, child exploitation, criminal asset confiscation, and intelligence operations in South Australia. The Superintendent works closely with partner agencies and internal AFP stakeholders. The Superintendent manages several joint taskforces and maintains strong collaborative relationships with policing agencies, in particular with South Australia Police. The Superintendent reports to the Commander of Central Command.
Superintendent Darwin Investigations and Operations (open to Police applicants) - The Superintendent Darwin Investigations and Operations is responsible for providing community policing and national security within Darwin Airport, as well as managing a small team of investigators who work on diverse crime types, including organised crime, counter terrorism and child exploitation. The Superintendent works closely with partner agencies and manages a range of stakeholder relationships, as well as maintaining a collaborative relationship with policing agencies, in particular with Northern Territory Police. The Superintendent role reports to the Commander of Central Command.
Superintendent Perth Aviation (open to Police and Protective Service Officer applicants - )The Superintendent Perth Aviation is responsible for providing community policing and national security within Perth Airport. The Superintendent works closely with partner agencies and manages a range of stakeholder relationships, including maintaining a strong collaborative relationship with policing agencies, in particular with Western Australian Police. The Superintendent role reports to the Commander of Western Command. Suitable applicants for the Superintendent Perth Aviation role, may be utilised to fill Protection Superintendent roles within Western Australia.