Overview
Community Safety Support Officer
Job Vacancy in Whitehorse, Whitehorse Centre
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Position Summary
- Salary : $67k-$71k (pro rata) + 10% Super (Commensurate with experience)
- Fixed-Term Full Time to September 2023
- Flexible working arrangements available
At Whitehorse City Council, community is at the heart of everything we do. To stay ahead of the evolving changes and needs of the community, the organisation is undertaking an exciting journey that will transform ways of working and will empower employees to be innovative and constantly striving towards providing excellent customer experience at all times. The five pillars of our transformation focus on:
- Excellent Customer Experience and Service Delivery
- Great Organisational Culture
- Innovation and Continuous Improvement
- Good Governance and Integrity
- Long Term Financial Sustainability
The role:
The role will deliver a range of administrative support and customer services within the Community Safety Department, with a commitment to customer service, quality and continuous improvement principles.
About you:
The successful applicant will be skilled in time management, with the ability to prioritise work and assist in achieving team targets, and must have an attention to detail and complete tasks by the required deadlines. The applicant must also have the ability to work collaboratively within a team environment, and provide and accept effective feedback.
Further information
is available from Lee Paris, Community Safety Support Coordinator on 9262 6064. We request that all applications please address the key selection criteria listed in the position description. Applications close Sunday, 29 January 2023.
Come and join the transformation!
About the City of Whitehorse
Laid out as the Yukon’s capital city in 1953, the City of Whitehorse is home to the absolute most staggering landscape, skilled craftsmen and imaginative organizations in Canada.
Arranged along the Yukon River on the conventional region of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, more than 33,000 call Whitehorse home. The City partakes in a solid economy because of a solid business local area, which was perceived when Whitehorse was named the top city for business visionaries in 2018 by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. The City likewise partakes in a fruitful working relationship with the areas First Nations and the regional government.
Ecological maintainability and obligation has turned into a vital need for the City. Admittance to nature stays a top incentive for occupants who can appreciate diversion exercises all year, a dynamic workmanship scene and a large number of societies as individuals from everywhere the world have chosen to settle more than 60.
There is a justification for why Whitehorse has seen a consistent development in populace; this is on the grounds that it really is a superb spot to live, work and play.