Play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the NSW SES by leading state-wide preparedness and response efforts for floods, storms, tsunamis and other emergencies, strengthening the safety and resilience of communities across New South Wales.

As the Planning and Environment Services Manager, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and guiding the development of bushfire-prone land within the state. You will be responsible for ensuring that all development projects comply with relevant planning, environmental, and bushfire safety regulations, and that the safety of the community and the environment is protected. Hybrid working arrangements are considered.

In the Operator role, you will be responsible for receiving, assessing, processing and dispatching resources to emergency and routine requests for assistance, including fire incidents, motor vehicle accidents and other hazards. The team also processes the Bush Fire Information Line (BFIL) and AIDER program requests, while providing critical support functions within the State Operations Centre. The role requires the timely dissemination of accurate information, dispatch of appropriate resources, and ongoing monitoring of incidents through effective telephone and radio communications, alongside precise data entry and system management. In the Senior role, you provide leadership, guidance and oversight to Operators across all of these functions, while also performing the above duties.

This role plays a critical part in the delivery of AFAC’s Web Transformation Project, which will expand and modernise AFAC’s online presence. The position will ensure high-quality digital solutions are delivered on time through effective business analysis, testing, and collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams and subject matter experts.

The Administration Support Officer will be supporting AFAC’s National Capability Directorate which is responsible for coordinating a number of nationally significant projects and programs for AFAC and the Fire and Emergency Services sector.