05th June, 2026 Location: Canberra, ACT Hours: Full-time - 37.5 hours per week Rate: $70 - $100 per hour including super (negotiable) Clearance: Current Australian Government NV1 security clearance (or higher). About the Role The role is focused on observing construction activities, workers and other personnel on site, undertaking verification activities, and supporting compliance with approved construction security controls to perform assigned observation and monitoring tasks in support of the department’s construction security objectives. Key Responsibilities Observing personnel movements and activities within designated construction zones and controlled areas of a worksite. Monitoring construction activities for compliance with the Construction Security Plan (CSP) or equivalent approved documentation., Inspecting and auditing materials, tools and equipment brought onto site, including identifying, reporting, and containing suspicious or non-compliant materials. Managing and operating site based technical security systems, including Closed-Circuit television (CCTV), alarms and access control mechanisms where required. Applying a risk‑based, situational approach to identifying and escalating security issues, incidents or non‑compliance in accordance with Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) requirements. Completing accurate record‑keeping security logs and reporting to contribute to assurance, auditability and continuous improvement. Operate within the chain of command, escalating issues promptly and appropriately. Qualifications, Skills and Experience Experience in either security and or construction. Experience working as part of a dynamic, multi-person operational team in security‑sensitive or controlled environments. Be physically capable of standing for extended periods and lifting equipment up to 30 kg. Establish, maintain and promote effective working relationships with DFAT personnel, clients, and internal and external stakeholders to support operational outcomes. Be capable of working for extended periods with minimal supervision, exercising sound judgement and professional discipline. Relevant experience or familiarity with Work Health and Safety (WHS) principles and site safety and risk management within active construction environments. Demonstrate strong observation, recording and reporting skills, maintaining high standards of accuracy, integrity and confidentiality. Ability to operate Closed-Circuit television (CCTV), alarms and other security systems as required. Licensing/Certifications Prior to commencement the successful applicant must complete and supply evidence of: Construction Induction Training (White Card) Working Safely at Heights Working in Confined Spaces Asbestos Awareness Prevent Crystalline Silica Exposure