- Join the leading Defence company in Australia
- Part time opportunity – 20 hours per week
- Unique alliance organisation in Rockingham, Western Australia
BAE Systems is Australia's largest defence company. Our 6,500 employees provide Australia's Army, Navy and Air Force and security customers with total capability.
Applications are now sought for a key support role within our Maritime business, working in a unique alliance environment located at Rockingham, Western Australia. The Document Control Assistant will contribute to document management activities including registering, storing, retrieving, and issuing of engineering information while ensuring data integrity.
Principal Accountability:
- Receipt of physical and electronic documents including scanning, filling and dispatch as required.
- Maintain registers and access control to defence security classified, company and subcontractor supplied classified information
- Participate in the development of system and process improvements affecting the Document Control function
As the ideal applicant, you will have:
- Previous experience in an administrative position, ideally from within an engineering environment
- Ability to communicate (both written and verbal) with a wide range of people
- Good computer skills, with experience in data entry
- Strong attention to detail
To meet defence security requirements, applicants must be Australian citizens or eligible for citizenship.
We offer excellent remuneration together with outstanding development opportunities. With competitive salaries and wages, support for training and development, generous benefits, a genuine focus on diversity and family friendly, flexible work practices, consider BAE Systems for your next career move.
Applications should be addressed to Daniel Godsall, HR Advisor – Recruitment.
Please ensure you attach a current resume and copy of your relevant qualification(s) to your application.
| Location: | WA-Rockingham |
| Position No: | BAE/EXT832140 |
| Work Type: | Permanent |
| Closing Date: | 05-Oct-2012 |
