Job description Why Join SLSQ? Paid parental leave. Salary packaging. Knowing your efforts are contributing to an essential public service! What You'll Do: Assist with the coordination and delivery of SLSQ’s State Membership Development Programs to help clubs thrive. Support branch and regional development programs aligned with local goals. Track and provide support for quarterly membership statistics reporting for each club. Help clubs implement effective recruitment, retention, and recognition strategies. Attend club, branch, regional, and state meetings to stay connected and informed. Foster strong relationships with key stakeholders in clubs and branches. Ensure clubs maintain Safeguarding Children & Young People compliance in line with Membership Protection Policies. Share important updates and news with members through emails and other communications. Coordinate and deliver additional SLSQ programs in the region as needed. Support clubs in member welfare and protection to ensure awareness, implementation, and compliance. Conduct annual junior activities health checks for clubs and provide actionable feedback. About You: Working with Children Blue Card. In depth knowledge of Surf Lifesaving & Membership programs. Flexibility to attend camps, programs, and meetings that may occur outside of regular business hours. Experience in project or event management. Excellent verbal and written communication skills in particular, experience writing evaluation reports. Exceptional presentation and interpersonal skills. Outstanding organisational and time management skills with the ability to plan and prioritise workloads to meet deadlines. High level computer skills including Microsoft Office. About SLSQ: Surf Life Saving Queensland (SLSQ) is a vibrant organisation dedicated to saving lives and promoting beach safety across Queensland. Established in 1930, SLSQ supports over 36,000 members across 57 surf lifesaving clubs. With more than 600 employees, SLSQ delivers lifesaving services, community education, surf sports, and training programs that engage over 462,000 people. Ready to get started? Apply now and help us build a stronger, safer surf lifesaving community!