Please be advised that scheduled maintenance is to be undertaken on Saturday 23rd March 2024 from 5 AM to 8 AM (AWST) and the system will be unavailable during this window.Convenience Buttons:Rottnest Island AuthorityHeritage OfficerRIA3123189PSCA, Level 4, $87,712 - $92,057 p.a. plus 11% SuperannuationTHIS IS A PERMANENT, FULL-TIME POSITIONAPPLICATIONS FOR THIS POSITION CLOSE AT
MIDDAY ON TUESDAY, 9 APRIL 2024Job DescriptionThe Heritage Officer role provides cultural heritage management services to meet regulatory requirements and strategic goals defined in the Rottnest Island Authority strategic and operational plans. Key accountabilities include compliance with legislation, management of heritage places and projects, development and maintenance of procedures and processes, and the implementation of reconciliation activities. The role has a strong focus on developing and facilitating business processes to meet compliance commitments required under the Noongar Standard Heritage Agreement and Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. This includes facilitating site surveys, preparing statutory submissions and maintaining a database of heritage information.The role includes the development and implementation of interpretative strategies for the management of the Wadjemup Museum including collections management and delivery of new displays and exhibitions.Selection CriteriaApplicants should address the following essential criteria. These should be addressed in no more than three (3) pages in total. Desirable criteria will be assessed as required.Essential * Demonstrated experience managing Aboriginal heritage in compliance with relevant agreements and legislation to meet operational requirements (including the ability to research, interpret and analyse heritage information from multiple sources as well as demonstrated experience managing heritage data using computer applications such as access databases, Microsoft Excel and Work, GIS or similar).
- Efficient and timely project and resource management including scoping, scheduling and delivering of heritage projects and surveys.
- Demonstrated experience in museum collections management and interpretive exhibitions.
- Demonstrated understanding of and experience working with a range of stakeholders (including Aboriginal people, Registered Native Title Bodies, community groups, heritage practitioners, researchers, volunteers, visitors and government agencies) to manage heritage, develop projects and deliver results in a complex operational setting (such as the tourism sector).
- Demonstrated communication skills (including excellent oral, written and interpersonal skills) and ability to negotiate confidently.
- Ability to contribute to the development of interpretation strategies and resources (e.g. events, programming and exhibitions)
- Prior experience working in diverse heritage roles (e.g. compliance, museums, research).
- Behaviour that reflects Integrity, Collaboration, Accountability, Respect and Excellence.