• Child Protection Case Worker
• Child Protection Officer
• Child Protection Worker
• Child Safety Officer

• Conducts child safety assessments and develops, implements, monitors and reviews safety plans for individuals or families
• Delivers relevant interventions to ensure child safety in accordance with legislation and practice guidelines
• Reviews and maintains case work for individuals and families to ensure continued protection
• Participates in individual and group supervision sessions
• Liaises with community groups, and refers individuals to child safety education programs and other related services
• May attend court proceedings for relevant cases

• Family and Domestic Violence Support Worker
• Family Violence Case Manager
• Family Violence Worker

• Conducts family violence risk assessments, and establishes, implements, monitors and reviews case plan objectives and goals
• Delivers relevant interventions aimed at increasing safety and wellbeing of the family members of victim survivors
• Provides support to vulnerable and complex families who are experiencing high-risk family violence
• Facilitates referrals to relevant agencies

• Community Development Coordinator
• Community Development Worker

• Multicultural Community Development Worker

• Identifies, develops and coordinates support programs, projects or services to address the needs of the community
• Establishes and administers neighbourhood houses, community groups, programs and other services to members of the community
• Establishes activity programs to assist community connectivity and encourage community participation
• Develops stakeholder partnerships to enhance community engagement and participation for all individuals
• Implements and promotes policies and strategies to ensure access to recreation and development programs, and inclusion for all members of the community

• Community Service Coordinator
• Community Services Worker
• Community Worker

• Provides practical and emotional support to individuals and families, and referrals to available resources and emergency supplies, such as food vouchers
• Assesses individuals' and families' needs by planning, implementing and accessing relevant educational, training and support programs
• Assesses community needs and resources for health, welfare, housing, employment, training and other facilities and services
• Raises awareness in the community and advocates for groups of people that require additional assistance to establish community connectivity
• Educates individuals to gain life skills to enable independent living and informs them of available support resources
• Identifies and provides resolutions to immediate issues such as lack of housing, mental health crises and other health emergencies
• Assists individuals and families to be actively involved in their local community and engage in meaningful opportunities to promote healthy active living
• Coordinates mobile voluntary services such as emergency food response or delivery of food for community programs
• Provides individuals with transport to appointments, programs or recreational activities
• Supports individuals and families with recovery planning, goal setting and access to mental health services

Lifestyle Coordinators are excluded from this occupation. Lifestyle Coordinators are included in Occupation 411332 Lifestyle Coordinator.

• Recreational Therapist

• Identifies individual needs, interests, skills, autonomy and abilities through task analysis, and encourages participation and independence in suitable leisure and recreational events
• Evaluates and assesses clients' levels of abilities, interests, needs, strengths, weaknesses, and their ability to carry out a range of tasks and interact with others
• Adapts programs to suit individual needs, interests, skills and abilities
• Plans, implements and coordinates leisure-based activity programs for groups and individuals to assist with their social development and promote their sense of wellbeing
• Maintains a knowledge of resources available within a facility and the community
• Assists with training and supervising volunteers and staff

Diversional Therapists are excluded from this occupation. Diversional Therapists are included in Occupation 411331 Diversional Therapist.

• Activities Coordinator
• Leisure and Lifestyle Coordinator

• Develops and coordinates leisure-based activity group programs to assist with social development and promote a sense of wellbeing
• Evaluates and reviews programs, seeks feedback on activities, and makes adjustments to programs if required
• Maintains a knowledge of resources available within a facility and the community
• Engages with community groups to build a network of support and provides information on available support resources within the local community
• Assists with training and supervises volunteers and staff
• May coordinate and promote cultural and religious celebrations and activities within a facility

• Activities Officer
• Recreational Activities Officer

• Assists the Lifestyle Coordinator to deliver leisure-based activity group programs to assist with social development, promote a sense of wellbeing, and enable interaction with others
• Encourages participation and independence in suitable leisure and recreational events based on interest, abilities, skills and autonomy
• Monitors individuals' conditions during program participation and reports any issues to care staff
• Documents and records individuals' behaviours, ensures their needs are being met, and advises the Lifestyle Coordinator when anomalies are detected
• Maintains a knowledge of resources available within a facility and the community
• Engages with community groups to build a network of support and provides information on available support resources within the local community

Talent Agents are excluded from this occupation. Talent Agents are included in Occupation 222231 Recruitment Consultant.

• Job Coach

• Disability Employment Consultant

• Recognises, supports and evaluates individuals' needs, interests, skills and past job experience
• Plans, develops and implements capability building for individuals through training and support services
• Creates and implements individualised plans with clients to support a clear pathway to employment
• Coordinates with employers to find suitable employment for individuals
• Builds and maintains relationships with employers and community organisations in order to obtain ongoing employment opportunities for clients
• Assists individuals with job applications and requirements
• Fosters long-term relationships with clients and provides ongoing support
• May assist people with disability and neurodivergent individuals to find suitable employment by collaborating with employers and clients to ensure reasonable adjustments

Translators are excluded from this occupation. Translators are included in Occupation 411532 Translator.

• Auslan Interpreter

• Prepares for assignments by confirming terminology and undertaking domain specific research to comprehend the subject matter
• Provides simultaneous and consecutive verbal or signed renditions of speeches into another language
• Renders the meaning and feeling of what is spoken or signed into another language in the appropriate register and style
• Transfers a written message and its intent from one language into a spoken or signed message in another language

Interpreters are excluded from this occupation. Interpreters are included in Occupation 411531 Interpreter.

• Studies original texts and transcripts of recorded spoken material to comprehend the subject matter
• Accurately renders the meaning and feeling of written material from one language into another using the appropriate register and style
• Edits computer-translated text and uses online translation and computer-assisted translation tools
• Creates translation memories for use in computer-assisted translation tools
• Edits, proofreads and localises texts with a multilingual perspective

• Parole or Probation Officer

• Provides written and verbal recommendations to courts and state parole authorities about offenders
• Develops and implements individualised case plans for offenders to assist them with their rehabilitation and reintegration into the community
• Monitors, supervises and visits offenders at their home and workplace to ensure compliance with the requirements of their court order or conditional release
• Conducts regular meetings with offenders to discuss their progress and address any issues or concerns
• Coordinates with law enforcement when offenders violate the terms of a court order or conditional release

Social Workers and Welfare Workers are excluded from this occupation. Social Workers are included in Occupation 261331 Social Worker. Welfare Workers are included in Occupation 411636 Welfare Worker.

• Family Case Worker
• Family Services Worker
• Family Support Officer

• Identifies families who require additional support and provides internal/external referrals
• Ensures families can access appropriate services, and encourages families and individuals with particular needs to participate in informal discussion, counselling or support groups
• Assists and collaborates with Social and Welfare Workers to develop holistic plans by establishing family assessments, safety plans, goals and interventions to ensure safety and wellbeing, and empower families towards positive change
• Liaises and collaborates with case workers and case work managers to ensure high quality service delivery, and provides updates regarding any issues and problem solves with them
• Assists with transporting clients to services and appointments
• Encourages parents to join community groups and playgroups
• Supports and advocates for the appropriate clinical care of mothers, babies and the wider family group
• Supports children being cared for by foster carers

• Rural Financial Counsellor

• Supports individuals in the community to resolve or alleviate financial stress
• Creates assessments of financial situations and assists with resolutions if necessary
• Provides information and options to address financial problems, and advocates and negotiates with creditors where required
• Improves financial capabilities and resilience by fostering improved use and management of money, including pathways to safe and affordable credit
• Facilitates referrals to other useful services in the community and provides information about government assistance
• Relays relevant information about consumer credit and bankruptcy
• Provides community training sessions on financial literacy and wellbeing

• Housing Services Officer

• Provides individually tailored and person-centred support to deliver safe, secure, suitable and affordable housing to improve individuals' and families' wellbeing
• Advises on rights and entitlements to ensure requirements for providing accommodation and housing standards are met
• Refers clients to appropriate sources of accommodation and income support
• Ensures that accommodation is suited to the needs of particular groups, such as older people and persons with additional requirements
• Develops, implements and delivers housing programs for at-risk and low-income individuals and families
• Organises emergency accommodation
• Prepares reports and maintains client records

• Support Worker (Refuge House)

• Assists individuals, families, refugees and asylum seekers with provision of crisis/refuge accommodation, and provides support to access relevant resources
• Ensures security of refuge
• Admits into refuge individuals and families who are homeless as a result of family and domestic violence, and/or crisis in emergency situations
• Provides emotional support to residents of the refuge
• Advises individuals and families about health and welfare resources and assistance, and refers them to relevant Professionals
• Provides assistance to access and transition to appropriate accommodation options, such as youth housing, family reconciliation, private rental and public housing
• Advocates for, and supports, individuals and families

• Welfare Officer

• Assists and supports individuals and families experiencing difficulties to access resources available to them
• Advises individuals on rights and entitlements to social security payments and services
• Assesses at-risk individuals and families, and provides intensive short-term crisis counselling for victims
• Assists to establish relationships with neighbourhood houses, community groups, employment training programs and other services to members of the community
• Refers clients to welfare support services
• Prepares reports and maintains client records

Residential Care Officers are excluded from this occupation. Residential Care Officers are included in Occupation 422132 Residential Care Officer.

• Plans and implements programs of supervision and support for children in residential care
• Supervises and arranges activities to enhance the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of children in residential care
• Wakes children and ensures they are washed, dressed, fed and ready for educational and recreational activities
• Supervises children during domestic activities
• Assesses individual needs, and plans and develops support programs
• Prepares reports and maintains client records
• Interviews individuals and assesses the nature and extent of abilities
• Maintains discipline and reinforces appropriate behaviour standards
• Monitors and reports on the progress of individuals

Prison officers and Residential Youth Workers are excluded from this occupation. Prison officers are included in Occupation 452131 Correctional Officer. Residential Youth Workers are included in Occupation 411731 Residential Youth Worker.

• Youth Correctional Officer
• Youth Custodial Officer
• Youth Justice Officer

• Youth Detention Worker

• Assists with the implementation of education, rehabilitation and other programs to enable reintegration into the community
• Engages individuals in education and recreational activities through active participation, encouragement and mentoring
• Develops age-appropriate living and domestic skills, and helps establish healthy personal hygiene routines
• Engages with young people, conducts risk assessments, undertakes searches and monitors behaviours
• Helps develop positive family relationships, supports young people to be involved in their communities, and engages with employment services
• Understands the youth justice system, relevant legislation, processes and procedures, and establishes and maintains positive and productive working arrangements with a range of stakeholders
• Supervises detainees in transit between courts, prisons and other facilities

Residential Youth Workers and Youth Justice Workers are excluded from this occupation. Residential Youth Workers are included in Occupation 411731 Residential Youth Worker. Youth Justice Workers are included in Occupation 411732 Youth Justice Worker.

• Youth Case Worker
• Youth Development Officer
• Youth Officer
• Youth Support Worker

• Interviews and assesses individuals' needs, advises on entitlements and rights, and refers them to agencies and programs that can provide additional assistance
• Provides support, and responds to young people experiencing immediate issues, stress or crisis, such as lack of housing, mental health crises, and other health emergencies
• Empowers young people to achieve goals and steer their life in a positive direction, and engage in meaningful opportunities to enable independent living
• Assists with youth access education programs and training to increase employability
• Organises and supervises social, recreational and educational activities in local youth groups to assist young people to fulfil their potential as individuals, and be actively involved in their local community
• May monitor and report on the progress of individuals

• Recreation Activities Officer (Recreation)
• Sport and Recreation Officer

• Assists to establish and administer neighbourhood houses, community groups, employment training programs and other services
• Organises and promotes local sporting, social, recreational, cultural and educational activities and programs in local community groups
• Assists and supports individuals to participate in community activities
• Researches and identifies issues of local need, concerns and aspirations through community consultation
• Delivers integrated projects, plans and policies that guide the management and use of open spaces, sportsgrounds and recreational facilities
• Organises point of sale and hire agreements, and provides information to staff, sporting teams, and community and corporate groups on matters relating to community sport, grounds and reserves
• Provides training and support to staff including voluntary workers running groups in halls, schools and places of worship
• May evaluate the effectiveness of programs and activities, and use this information to provide feedback for the improvement and development of programs

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Develops and implements sports development programs and initiatives
• Promotes and markets sports and activities to the community
• Provides guidance and support to individuals and groups in developing their sports skills
• Organises and coordinates sports events, competitions and training sessions
• Collaborates with schools, community organisations and sporting clubs to increase sports participation
• Evaluates the effectiveness of sports development programs

• Volunteer Manager

• Leads or assists to establish and administer community groups, volunteer training programs and other services
• Develops strategies for recruitment, training, management and retention of volunteers and matches them with appropriate positions in the organisation
• Organises the orientation, training and induction of volunteers
• Ensures compliance with relevant legislative and regulatory requirements
• Oversees and directs volunteers' activities
• Collects and evaluates data and reports to stakeholders on the success of volunteer programs
• Promotes, raises awareness and educates stakeholders on all aspects of volunteer programs

• Home Care Coordinator

• Supports families, and provides education and care for persons in their home or aged care homes
• Monitors and reports on the progress of clients and patient care plans
• Evaluates clients' needs and plans, and develops and implements educational, training and support programs
• Facilitates access to clinical services and health practitioners
• Interviews clients and assesses the nature and extent of their abilities
• Provides practical and emotional support to individuals
• Complies with relevant policies to optimise safety and wellbeing of clients

Disability Team Leaders are excluded from this occupation. Disability Team Leaders are included in Occupation 422232 Disability Team Leader.

• Aged Care Supervisor

• Manages a team of aged care support workers and ensures efficient running of day-to-day operations
• Maintains attendance records and rosters
• Manages, anticipates and responds to unpredictable emerging situations
• Onboards and responds to queries and feedback from clients and their families
• Oversees team training, education and professional development programs
• Complies with relevant policies to optimise the safety and wellbeing of clients
• May support older people with daily activities

Residential Aged Care Workers are excluded from this occupation. Residential Aged Care Workers are included in Occupation 421331 Residential Aged Care Worker.

• Community Aged Care Worker
• Community Care Worker (Aged Care)
• Home Care Worker (Aged Care)

• Supports older people with daily activities such as mobility, housekeeping tasks, personal care and meal preparation
• Negotiates with individuals and families regarding the acceptance of care provided
• Oversees medication usage and monitors health care plans as directed by health care professionals
• Provides emotional support and assists older people in managing depression, confusion and grief
• Identifies and facilitates community-based social activities for older people
• Manages risks and emergencies in a home care setting

Community Aged Care Support Workers are excluded from this occupation. Community Aged Care Support Workers are included in Occupation 421231 Community Aged Care Support Worker.

• Aged Care Support Worker
• Care Service Employee (Aged Care)
• Personal Care Assistant (Aged Care)
• Personal Care Worker (Aged Care)

• Specialised Dementia Worker

• Supports residents with daily activities, such as mobility and personal care
• Monitors medication administration to ensure it is used correctly and effectively
• Negotiates with individuals and families regarding the acceptance of care provided
• Provides community engagement and social support to residents
• Supports a multidisciplinary team to adhere to health plans as directed by health care professionals
• Provides emotional support and assists residents in managing depression, confusion and grief
• Complies with standards within an aged care facility
• May perform specialised personal care, such as palliative care and dementia support
• May facilitate basic medical procedures, such as catheterisation and peg feeding

• Disability Care Coordinator

• Disability Local Area Coordinator
• Disability Support Coordinator

• Assesses clients' needs and assists them in planning, implementing and accessing education, training, employment and additional health or welfare programs
• Assists and supports people with disability in all aspects of daily living, including community inclusion, personal care, and building and maintaining independence and interpersonal relationships
• Supports clients to create and work towards their goals, build capacity to make their own decisions and choices, and access services
• Builds relationships in local communities to help promote inclusion and improve the accessibility of services and facilities
• Monitors and reports on the progress of clients

Residential Youth Workers are excluded from this occupation. Residential Youth Workers are included in Occupation 411731 Residential Youth Worker.

• House Manager (Disability)
• House Supervisor (Disability)

• Supports families and provides education and care for people with disability in adult service units and group housing
• Assesses clients' needs, and plans, develops and implements educational, training and support programs
• Interviews clients and assesses the nature and extent of abilities
• Monitors and reports on the progress of individuals

Community Aged Care Support Workers and Residential Aged Care Workers are excluded from this occupation. Community Aged Care Support Workers are included in Occupation 421231 Community Aged Care Support Worker. Residential Aged Care Workers are included in Occupation 421331 Residential Aged Care Worker.

• Community Support Worker (Disability)
• Disability Care Worker
• Disability Support
• Disability Worker

• Supports people with disability with daily activities such as mobility, housekeeping tasks, personal care, medication and meal preparation
• Negotiates with individuals and families regarding the acceptance of care provided
• Provides emotional support, and assists in managing depression, confusion and grief
• Identifies and facilitates community-based social activities for people with disability
• Assists people with disability to access disability support services
• Supports people with disability with training and employment
• Manages risks and emergencies in a home care setting

Aged Care Team Leaders are excluded from this occupation. Aged Care Team Leaders are included in Occupation 421132 Aged Care Team Leader.

• Disability Support Team Leader

• Manages a team of disability support workers and ensures efficient running of day-to-day operations
• Maintains attendance records and rosters for disability support workers
• Works with government and non-government entities to provide services to clients and organise relevant funding
• Oversees team training, education and professional development programs
• Works with Disability Employment Consultants to integrate clients into the workforce
• Works within relevant guidelines and adheres to codes of conduct to maintain a high standard of care
• May oversee the provision of home care services for clients

• Early Childhood Education Group Leader

• Leads a team of educators working with a group of children
• Works in partnership with families, staff, community members and external agencies to promote the development, education, care and wellbeing of children
• Promotes the safety and wellbeing of children
• Supports educators providing education, care and supervision for babies, toddlers and young children
• Complies with, and supports other educators to comply with, service policies and national and/or state-based legislation
• Supports the day-to-day operation of the service
• Maintains records of each child's learning, wellbeing, development, participation and progress, and communicates this with families

Family Day Care Educators and Outside of School Hours Care Educators are excluded from this occupation. Family Day Care Educators are included in Occupation 431232 Family Day Care Educator. Outside of School Hours Care Educators are included in Occupation 431431 Out of School Hours Care Educator.

• Contributes to the design, planning, implementation, documentation and evaluation of children's educational programs based on an approved learning framework
• Develops and maintains positive relationships with staff, children and families
• Supports the daily routines, transitions and programs of babies, toddlers and/or young children
• Complies with service policies and national and/or state-based legislation
• Promotes the safety, health and wellbeing of staff, children and visitors
• Supports children's learning, development and wellbeing

• Family Day Care Manager

• Monitors, supports and supervises Family Day Care Educators
• Leads the development and implementation of educational programs that are based on an approved learning framework
• Works in partnership with families, community members and external agencies to promote the safety, health and wellbeing of children
• Maintains records and documentation of the family day care service
• Coordinates the recruitment of service staff and their professional development
• Ensures compliance with service policies and national and/or state-based legislation
• Leads the day-to-day operational requirements of the service

• Designs, plans, implements and evaluates an educational program based on an approved learning framework
• Documents children's progress, learning, wellbeing and development
• Develops and maintains positive relationships with children and families
• Supports the daily routines, transitions and programs of children
• Complies with family day care service policies and national and/or state-based legislation
• Manages financial resources for the family day care service
• May transport children to and from the family day care service

• Provides care and supervision for children in their home
• Assists with daily routines and activities
• Engages children in age-appropriate activities and play
• Monitors children's safety and wellbeing
• Administers medication and follows any specific health care instructions
• Prepares and serves meals and snacks
• Assists with educational activities
• Organises outings and recreational activities
• Communicates regularly with parents to provide updates

• Contributes to the design, planning, implementation and documentation of school age children's educational leisure programs based on an approved learning framework
• Supports the daily routines, transitions and programs of school age children
• Promotes the safety, health and wellbeing of staff, children and visitors
• Develops positive relationships with other educators, school staff, school age children and families
• Complies with out of school hours care service policies and national and/or state-based legislation

Registration or licensing is required.

Teaching Assistants are excluded from this occupation. Teaching Assistants are included in Occupation 432231 Teaching Assistant.

• Integration Aide

• Supports the inclusion of students with developmental needs into the class framework
• Supports teachers in the delivery of educational programs to students with developmental needs by adapting activities to meet their needs
• Supports teachers in the development of individualised or personalised plans that address specific learning and support needs of the student
• Monitors, records and evaluates students' learning and experience in class activities
• Provides feedback about students' difficulties and progress to the class teacher, and prepares progress reports as requested
• Builds and maintains relationships with students, parents and teaching staff
• Undertakes relevant administrative duties assigned by the class teacher to ensure a cohesive flow of information

Registration or licensing is required.

Inclusion Support Assistants are excluded from this occupation. Inclusion Support Assistants are included in Occupation 432131 Inclusion Support Assistant.

• Education Assistant
• Education Support Officer
• Learning Support Officer
• Student Support Officer
• Teacher Aide

• School Services Officer
• Student Liaison Officer

• Facilitates student learning in the classroom under the direction of a teacher
• Provides targeted support to individuals and groups of students
• Cares for students' social, emotional and physical needs
• Promotes positive behaviour and wellbeing
• Assists students to access the curriculum and participate fully in learning
• Assists teachers and students with sporting activities and school excursions
• Supports students in participating in extra-curricular activities

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Education Counsellor
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Education Officer

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Officer Coordinator

• Advises on cultural protocols on observing the cultural diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
• Assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in all school activities, including excursions
• Identifies and develops resources to support the learning outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
• Coordinates the delivery of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and cultures lessons
• Acts as a liaison between the community and the school to develop education programs that are relevant to both educational and cultural needs
• Assists in the development and implementation of personalised learning plans for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
• Promotes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander celebrations within schools
• Leads cultural group experiences with students

Residential Youth Workers are excluded from this occupation. Residential Youth Workers are included in Occupation 411731 Residential Youth Worker.

• Boarding House Parent
• Boarding House Supervisor
• Boarding School Supervisor
• House Parent

• Plans and supervises activities to enhance the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of children and young people in boarding schools and residential colleges
• Contributes to the provision of quality welfare and education services to children and young people in boarding schools and residential colleges
• Develops and coordinates recreational, social and educational programs for residents
• Provides pastoral care, and liaises with parents of residents about the progress of their child
• Ensures residents adhere to set guidelines for daily schedules, school attendance, meals and other domestic activities
• Maintains discipline and reinforces appropriate behaviour standards
• Manages boarding processes, policies and procedures, in line with the residential facility's guidelines
• Ensures a safe and secure environment that creates a friendly atmosphere by promoting trust and confidence in residents

Registration or licensing is required.

• Enrolled Nurse (Acute Care)
• Enrolled Nurse (Aged Care)
• Enrolled Nurse (Mental Health)
• Enrolled Nurse (Primary Health Care)

• Performs physical exams, including checking patients' pulse, temperature, and blood pressure
• Records and interprets clinical observations, including temperature, pulse and blood pressure, urine tests, blood glucose and other tests used in specific areas of practice
• Provides basic wound care in line with an agreed patient care plan
• Assists with the administration of medications under the supervision of a Registered Nurse
• Provides patients with personal care activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming and eating
• Provides first aid in medical emergencies
• Works with Registered Nurses, doctors and other Health Professionals to create patient care plans
• Participates in health promotion activities and community education

Myotherapists and Remedial Massage Therapists are excluded from this occupation. Myotherapists are included in Occupation 441232 Myotherapist. Remedial Massage Therapists are included in Occupation 441233 Remedial Massage Therapist.

• Shiatsu Therapist
• Thai Massage Therapist

• Assesses clients' needs and preferences for massage therapy
• Consults with clients to determine the most appropriate massage therapies
• Massages the soft tissues of the body such as muscles, tendons and ligaments, to assist healing
• Applies therapeutic massages to the soft tissues of the body to promote relaxation, relieve muscle tension and improve circulation
• Provides advice to clients on relaxation techniques and stretching exercises
• May perform other techniques to augment therapies, such as acupressure, infrared therapy, wet and heat compresses, essential oils, and herbal and mineral therapies
• May administer body treatments such as exfoliation, wraps and hydrotherapy

Massage Therapists and Remedial Massage Therapists are excluded from this occupation. Massage Therapists are included in Occupation 441231 Massage Therapist. Remedial Massage Therapists are included in Occupation 441233 Remedial Massage Therapist.

• Administers neurological, musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and functional tests to identify and assess functional capacity, range of motion, limitations, injuries and ailments of patients
• Formulates specific treatment plans, rehabilitation plans and homecare advice to address the specific needs of patients based on their assessment, presentation and needs
• Administers treatments to reduce pain, improve physical and nervous system function and lymphatic flow, and support injury recovery and general health and wellbeing
• Performs a broad range of techniques to identify underlying causes of musculoskeletal injuries, such as neural mobilisations, joint mobilisation, myofascial techniques, trigger point therapy, stretching therapy, dry needling, myofascial cupping, taping, heat therapy, ice therapy and electrotherapy
• Performs manual therapy techniques on the soft tissues of the body, such as muscles, tendons, fascia, ligaments and nervous tissues
• Recommends corrective exercise and exercise prescription for rehabilitation regarding biomechanical limitations
• Provides advice and assistance in the application of therapeutic aids such as braces, supports and self-care devices
• Designs, reviews, monitors and evaluates treatment programs and treatment plans
• Records detailed patient medical histories, treatments delivered, and the patients' progress and responses to myotherapy treatments

Massage Therapists and Myotherapists are excluded from this occupation. Massage Therapists are included in Occupation 441231 Massage Therapist. Myotherapists are included in the Occupation 441232 Myotherapist.

• Chinese Massage Therapist (Tui Na)
• Sports Massage Therapist

• Conducts physical assessment of clients' musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions to identify functional capacity, pain and associated stress
• Consults with clients concerning remedial massage treatments and techniques
• Administers remedial manual manipulation therapies involving the deep or shallow soft tissues of the body including muscles, tendons, fascia and ligaments
• Administers treatments to remediate muscle tension and pain, improve circulation, reduce early onset muscle soreness, and facilitate movement and rehabilitation
• Performs joint mobilisation, myofascial release techniques, trigger point therapy, stretching therapy, taping, heat therapy and ice therapy
• Maintains detailed patient records, involving treatments, responses and progress, and provides client records for referrals to Health Practitioners
• May use cupping, acupressure and essential oils when treating patients
• May perform other techniques to assist recovery, such as transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, dry needling and movement-based therapies

• Mental Health Recovery Worker

• Mental Health Recovery Peer Support Worker
• Psychosocial Support Worker

• Assesses needs of individuals, families and groups, and supports them with recovery planning by helping them manage and adapt to the complex challenges of mental health
• Provides coaching to increase recovery skills and personal capacity, including motivation, strengths, resilience and decision-making
• Provides counselling to individuals or groups, and advocates for access to necessary services and resources
• Develops and facilitates referrals to other useful services in the community
• Prepares reports and maintains client records
• Develops new services and mental health community programs, and educates families and community groups about mental health issues
• Connects individuals to relevant services and activities in the community
• May assist with making appointments and accompanying individuals to appointments or therapy sessions

Registration or licensing is required.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers are excluded from this occupation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers are included in Occupation 441932 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker.

• Ensures members of health care teams are aware of clients' cultural needs when discussing treatment options, including relaying the importance of clients' connections to community and country
• Provides operational leadership to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers
• Facilitates and participates in outreach health services
• Completes comprehensive health assessments, including assessments for people presenting with chronic or communicable disease and acute conditions
• Undertakes screening and triage activities
• Develops, implements and supports self-management health programs
• Provides primary health care to clients
• Explains the purpose, benefits and risks of treatments to clients and their families in a culturally safe way
• Prepares medications, collects blood samples, and administers diagnostic tests, vaccinations and first aid

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners are excluded from this occupation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners are included in Occupation 441931 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner.

• Supports or undertakes health assessments
• Implements community health education initiatives
• Develops and evaluates primary health care programs for clients
• Maintains clients' health records
• Supports clients' awareness of, and participation in, necessary health care
• Participates in outreach health services
• Provides cultural education to Health Professionals who are not of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background

• Assesses and diagnoses client hearing loss using a wide range of techniques, including audiometric tests
• Reports results of assessments and tests in writing, and makes referrals to other Medical Practitioners
• Recommends options to those with hearing impairment, including tinnitus, fits non-implantable devices, hearing aids and other remote sensing systems, and provides aural rehabilitation programs
• Provides information and advice to clients and their families about hearing loss management and rehabilitation

• Allied Health/Therapy Aide
• Allied Health/Therapy Assistant

• Creates resources to enhance therapy programs and undertakes research as delegated by the allied health professional
• Assists allied health professionals with therapy equipment and implementing programs
• Completes delegated therapy interventions under the direct or indirect supervision of an allied health professional or in multidisciplinary teams
• Observes patients' responses to therapy and reports any changes or concerns to therapists
• Completes administrative tasks to support the allied health professional, including documenting therapy progress and maintaining documents as required

• Assistant Nurse
• Nursing Assistant

• Supports patients with daily activities such as mobility and personal care
• Follows therapy plans such as interventions, to assist patients
• Observes and reports changes in patients' conditions, and reports complaints about care provided
• Provides basic treatment and delivery of medications under the direction of nursing staff, including vaccinations
• Participates in planning the care of patients and residents
• Assists with rehabilitation exercises
• Assists in workplace health and safety

• Dental Nurse

• Assists dental practitioners during dental procedures
• Sterilises and prepares dental instruments and equipment
• Takes and develops dental radiographs (X-rays)
• Prepares dental materials such as cements, impression materials and restorative materials
• Provides fluoride therapy by applying remineralising solutions and desensitising agents
• Educates patients about maintaining good oral health, along with oral health care procedures
• Maintains and updates patient records and treatment plans
• Applies infection control procedures in the dental practice
• Orders and maintains dental supplies and equipment

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Interprets optical prescriptions and advises on eyewear selection
• Takes measurements for proper fit of eyewear
• Fits frames to ensure comfort and alignment
• Dispenses and fits contact lenses, providing instructions on insertion, removal and care
• Educates on eyewear maintenance, repairs eyewear and sells a range of optical goods

Patient Services Assistants and Residential Aged Care Workers are excluded from this occupation. Patient Services Assistants are included in Occupation 442532 Patient Services Assistant. Residential Aged Care Workers are included in Occupation 421331 Residential Aged Care Worker.

• Health Care Assistant
• Health Care Worker
• Personal Care Assistant (Health)

• Assists with personal care needs such as showering, dressing, eating, mobility and communication
• Negotiates with individuals and families regarding the acceptance of care provided
• Participates in care planning
• Supports a multidisciplinary team to adhere to health plans as directed by health care professionals
• Observes and reports changes in patients' conditions
• Reports complaints about care
• Assists with rehabilitation exercises, basic treatment and delivery of medications

Personal Care Assistants are excluded from this occupation. Personal Care Assistants are included in Occupation 442531 Patient Care Assistant.

• Hospital Orderly
• Orderly
• Patient Support Assistant
• Theatre Orderly
• Wardsperson

• Transports patients in wheelchairs or mobile beds
• Provides safe patient handling and positioning in beds and transfers to and from beds
• Undertakes general duties, ensuring hospital wards are clean, orderly and sanitised, maintaining infection control protocols
• Provides direct care and support to patients, assisting with their personal needs such as showering and dressing
• Stocks and replenishes supplies of medical equipment, and transfers items between departments or wards
• Assists with the preparation and serving of patients' meals and beverages

Registration or licensing is required.

• Provides routine and non-emergency transportation of patients to and from health care facilities
• Transports essential equipment and materials, including wheelchairs and stretchers
• Provides and administers basic care to non-emergency patients
• Maintains comprehensive and accurate patient transport records
• Works with patients, relatives, Health Professionals and other emergency service providers to ensure optimal patient care

• Ambulance Community Officer
• First Aid Officer

This occupation includes the following ranks:

• Navy: Leading Seaman, Able Seaman, Seaman
• Army: Corporal, Lance Corporal, Private
• Air Force: Corporal, Leading Aircraftman/Aircraftwoman, Aircraftman/Aircraftwoman.

Defence Force Members - Other Ranks performing duties for which there is a civilian equivalent are excluded from this occupation. These members are included with the civilian occupation, for example, mechanic recovery is included in Occupation 713132 Tow Truck Driver.

• Acoustic Warfare Analyst (Navy)
• Aircrewman (Navy)
• Boatswains Mate (Navy)
• Combat Systems Operator (Navy)
• Naval Police Coxswain (Navy)
• Air Dispatcher (Army)
• Combat Engineer (Army)
• Commando (Army)
• Marine Specialist (Army)
• Operator Electronic Warfare (Army)
• Rifleman (Army)
• Aircraft Life Support Fitter (Air Force)
• Airfield Defence Guard (Air Force)
• Air Surveillance Operator (Air Force)

• Guards airfields and other Defence Force bases as directed by superiors
• Serves as an infantry soldier
• Erects bridges, builds field defences, constructs temporary roads, clears minefields, repairs airfields, and demolishes targets using explosives
• Crews armoured fighting vehicles
• Operates artillery, ground and surface-based defence systems, shipboard weapons, and other advanced specialist military weapons and equipment
• Provides firepower and ground-based air defence
• Establishes and maintains command, control and communications equipment and facilities
• Conducts surveillance, reconnaissance and boarding operations
• Maintains personal arms and ammunition
• Provides support in combat and non-combat operations such as peacekeeping and disaster recovery

• Emergency Response Officer
• Emergency Service Worker

• Medical Emergency Services Officer

• Responds in a timely and effective manner to emergency calls, and assesses the situation to ensure the safety of the community
• Evacuates individuals from dangerous situations and provides support
• Provides information and updates during emergencies to the community and stakeholders
• Contributes to the development and implementation of emergency response plans
• Inspects and maintains on-site emergency response equipment
• May provide first aid to injured individuals

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Aviation Firefighter
• Hazardous Materials Firefighter
• Leading Firefighter

• Responds to fire alarms and emergency calls
• Operates pumps, sprays water, foam and chemicals from hoses, portable extinguishers and other appliances to extinguish fires and to disperse or neutralise dangerous substances
• Locates, rescues and evacuates people trapped in dangerous situations, and provides first aid and medical assistance to injured individuals
• Visits buildings and potential fire hazards to study access points and locations of hydrants
• Conducts fire prevention and safety education programs for the public
• Maintains firefighting equipment and vehicles
• Participates in firefighting training exercises, drills and demonstrations

• Patrols public areas to engage with the community and gather information to prevent crime and improve public safety in accordance with legislation
• Attends emergency calls, accidents and incidents, and manages the scene to preserve evidence
• Identifies unsafe driver behaviour, records vehicle speeds, conducts vehicle stops and pullovers, and tests drivers suspected of drug and alcohol use
• Assesses situations to determine if an offence has been committed and arrests suspected offenders
• Conducts initial investigations, including gathering evidence, conducting interviews and undertaking searches
• Manages people in police care or custody
• Engages with individuals and the community to identify police services options to support their needs

• Marine Tactical Officer

• Inspects and searches vehicles, vessels and aircraft for prohibited items
• Conducts interviews and gathers information from individuals to assess their immigration status, and identifies and removes unlawful non-citizens from the country
• Applies customs and border protection controls in accordance with relevant legislation and policies to support the legal movement of passengers and cargo
• Processes and records information related to customs and border protection activities
• May monitor and patrol the maritime domain to detect and prevent illegal activities

Community Corrections Officers are excluded from this occupation. Community Corrections Officers are included in Occupation 411631 Community Corrections Officer.

• Corrections Officer
• Prison Officer

• Custodial Officer

• Maintains security and order within a prison or other correctional institution
• Inspects cells, common areas and facilities for weapons, drugs and other contraband items, and ensures compliance with institutional rules and regulations
• Monitors inmate activities and behaviour, intervenes in situations that may pose a risk to safety or security, and prevents disturbances and escapes
• Escorts inmates to and from various locations, such as medical facilities in the community, and the correctional institution
• Provides support and guidance to inmates, including conflict resolution

Registration or licensing is required.

• Monitors security alarms, CCTV and other surveillance equipment
• Contacts supervisors, police and fire brigades by radio or phone if security is breached or fire is detected
• Observes and reports any suspicious activities or incidents
• Maintains accurate records of security breaches and incidents
• Operates and maintains security equipment and systems

Registration or licensing is required.

• Armoured Car Escort

• Collects and ensures the safe transportation and delivery of cash, payrolls and valuables
• Follows established procedures and protocols for the handling and transportation of cash and valuables
• Monitors and maintains communication with control centre or base during transportation
• Conducts regular inspections of vehicles and equipment to ensure they are in proper working order
• Responds to emergency situations and takes appropriate action to protect cash and valuables
• Maintains accurate records of all transactions and incidents during transportation
• May transport cash and valuables in armoured vehicles or carry firearms

Registration or licensing is required.

• Monitors and controls the movement and behaviour of crowds at entertainment, sporting or recreational venues
• Checks entrants, issues security passes and provides assistance and guidance to individuals requiring directions or information
• Monitors and operates crowd control equipment, such as barriers and gates
• Ensures compliance with venue rules and regulations
• Identifies and resolves potential conflicts or disturbances within the crowd, including by removing people from the premises
• Responds to and manages emergency situations, including evacuations and first aid
• Maintains accurate records and reports of incidents and activities, which may include keeping count of people entering and exiting the venue

Registration or licensing is required.

Insurance Investigators are excluded from this occupation. Insurance Investigators are included in Occupation 531531 Insurance Investigator.

• Conducts interviews and gathers information from various sources, including public records and databases, to investigate cases regarding legal, financial and personal matters
• Conducts surveillance and observes individuals to gather evidence
• Makes enquiries concerning property and investigates insurance claims
• Seeks, obtains and supplies information pertaining to the personal character, financial position, occupation or whereabouts of any person
• Collects and analyses data and evidence, and prepares detailed reports and documentation of findings
• Collaborates with law enforcement agencies and Legal Professionals
• Testifies in court and presents evidence during legal proceedings
• Maintains client confidentiality and ensures the security of sensitive information
• Uses specialised equipment and technology, such as binoculars, microphones and video or audio recording devices to obtain evidence for investigations

• Undertakes high visibility uniformed patrolling and guarding within designated locations
• Watches for antisocial behaviour, property damage, threats to public safety, and alcohol and transport-related offences within designated locations
• Conducts searches on people and vehicles, issues warnings and fines, and places people under arrest for suspected involvement in criminal activity within designated locations
• Maintains order at large public events and venues, such as sporting events or concerts, by enforcing laws and event rules and regulations, resolving minor conflicts, and preventing or dispersing antisocial behaviour
• Responds to and reports on incidents occurring within designated locations in accordance with police regulations and protocols, which may include the use of force, speaking with witnesses, and collecting data for evidence

Registration or licensing is required.

• Monitors and patrols retail premises to detect and prevent theft and other unlawful activities
• Observes and identifies suspicious behaviour or activities of employees or customers, and detains individuals suspected of theft or other unlawful acts
• Conducts investigations into incidents of theft, fraud or other unlawful activities, and collects and preserves evidence, including interviewing witnesses
• Collaborates with law enforcement agencies to report and provide evidence of criminal activities
• Implements security measures, such as CCTV surveillance and alarm systems
• May conduct audits and inspections to identify vulnerabilities, and recommend security improvements
• May provide training and education to retail staff on loss prevention strategies and procedures

Registration or licensing may be required.

Cyber security consultants are excluded from this occupation. Cyber security consultants are included in Occupation 271132 Cyber Security Advice and Assessment Specialist.

• Security Adviser

• Conducts security assessments to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities
• Develops security strategies and plans based on client needs and requirements
• Recommends and designs security systems, including access control, surveillance and alarm systems
• Provides advice and guidance to clients on security best practices
• Assists in the implementation and testing of security measures
• Conducts security audits and reviews to ensure compliance with regulations and standards
• Provides training and education to clients on security awareness and procedures

Registration or licensing is required.

• Security Guard

• Detention Security Officer
• Hospital Security Officer
• Mobile Patrol Officer

• Undertakes patrols to ensure the security and safety of property and personnel, including checking doors, windows and gates for unauthorised entry, and watching for irregularities such as fire hazards, malfunctioning equipment and property damage
• Operates security equipment, such as CCTV cameras and alarm systems
• Responds to alarms, investigates and records disturbances, and reports any suspicious activities or incidents to appropriate authorities
• Enforces security policies and procedures to maintain a secure environment, and conducts regular inspections of premises to identify and address security risks
• Monitors and controls access and exit of persons and vehicles from premises, and monitors individuals and crowds for suspicious or disruptive behaviour
• Provides assistance and support to staff and visitors during emergencies or security incidents
• May use alarm, restraint and duress systems to manage, control and prevent aggressive and violent incidents, and ensure the safety of patients, staff and visitors in health service settings

Registration or licensing is required.

• Aviation Protection Officer
• Court Security Officer

• Controls access to, and conducts screening at, security checkpoints within high security facilities such as airports, ports and law courts
• Uses X-ray equipment, body scanners, metal detectors, explosive trace detectors, and frisk or physical searches to screen visitors, parcels, staff, passengers, hand luggage and checked baggage for weapons, explosives and suspicious or prohibited items
• Maintains security and order within and around high security zones and facilities, including by watching for irregularities, inspecting vehicles and responding to disturbances
• Responds to security incidents, maintains detailed records and reports incidents to appropriate authorities
• Complies with security and safety procedures and regulatory requirements
• May monitor and maintain security within court rooms, and escort high risk persons within secure areas

Body Artists and Make-up Artists are excluded from this occupation. Body Artists are included in Occupation 461231 Body Artist. Make-up Artists are included in Occupation 461232 Make-up Artist.

• Beautician

• Cosmetic Tattooist
• Eyelash Technician
• Manicurist
• Nail Technician

• Performs a range of beauty treatments such as facials, spray tanning, eyebrow shaping and waxing
• Administers body treatments such as massages, body wraps and scrubs
• Conducts skin analyses to determine clients' skin type and condition, and uses superficial beauty devices to treat clients' skin
• Advises on skincare routines and sells beauty products to clients
• Maintains a clean and hygienic work area, and sterilises equipment in adherence to health regulations
• May apply artificial beauty products such as nails or eyelashes
• May perform cosmetic tattooing on clients

• Completes skin analysis and assessment to determine appropriate treatments for clients
• Applies various dermal therapy treatments for skin rejuvenation, age management and acne treatments, such as microdermabrasion and cosmetic grade peels
• Uses laser and intense pulsed light devices for hair reduction treatment
• Provides non-invasive, superficial treatment of pigment and superficial vessels (telangiectasias)
• Performs a variety of non-surgical procedures within their scope to enhance skin appearance
• Provides advice to clients on skincare and maintenance, including product recommendation

Registration or licensing may be required.

Cosmetic Tattooists are excluded from this occupation. Cosmetic Tattooists are included in Occupation 461131 Beauty Therapist.

• Body Piercer
• Tattooist

• Consults with clients to determine their desired body art design
• Prepares clients' skin for the chosen body art technique
• Applies permanent tattoos by inserting ink under layers of skin
• Paints or dyes skin to create temporary body art designs
• Pierces skin to implant jewellery and other biocompatible materials
• Modifies the shape of the skin through cutting, branding, manipulating, stretching and scarring techniques
• Uses scalpel, heat and restraining techniques to create patterns in the skin

Beauty Therapists and Hairdressers are excluded from this occupation. Beauty Therapists are included in Occupation 461131 Beauty Therapist. Hairdressers are included in Occupation 392132 Hairdresser.

• Make-up Artist (Performing Arts)

• Designs make-up looks that align with clients' requests, events or themes
• Prepares clients' skin by cleansing, moisturising and using appropriate primers
• Chooses make-up shades that complement clients' skin tone, eye colour and outfits
• Applies make-up products such as foundation, concealer, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara and lipstick
• May create special effects or creative designs using prosthetics, scars and other effects to transform an actor into a character
• May perform basic hairstyling, such as arranging hair for a specific look, or building, styling and fitting wigs

Registration or licensing is required.

• Meets with clients to discuss ceremony requirements and preferences
• Assists clients in planning and designing personalised ceremonies
• Conducts civil marriage ceremonies, ensuring all legal requirements are met
• Conducts funeral ceremonies and provides comfort to grieving families
• Conducts commitment ceremonies and other significant life event ceremonies
• Maintains accurate records of all ceremonies performed
• Stays updated on laws and regulations related to civil ceremonies

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Mortician
• Undertaker

• Consults with family or friends of the deceased to determine their wishes for the funeral
• Provides guidance and support in making funeral arrangements
• Coordinates with relevant parties, such as cemeteries, crematoriums and clergy, to arrange burial or cremation
• Schedules funeral services and speakers
• Arranges for the purchase of caskets, urns and other funeral merchandise
• Organises transportation of the deceased's body to the funeral location
• Oversees the setup and decoration of the funeral venue
• Provides support and comfort to grieving family members and friends
• May prepare the deceased for viewing or burial

Registration or licensing may be required.

Mortuary Technicians (Forensic) are excluded from this occupation. Mortuary Technicians (Forensic) are included in Occupation 311299 Medical and Dental Technicians nec.

• Embalmer
• Funeral Director's Assistant

• Assists Funeral Directors to plan, coordinate and run funeral services
• Sets up and decorates the funeral venue
• Transports the deceased to and from funeral homes, hospitals and other locations
• Cleans and maintains funeral homes and equipment
• May assist in preparing the deceased for viewing, burial or cremation

• Walks dogs for exercise
• Transports dogs safely and securely between homes and exercise locations
• Ensures health and safety of dogs under their care
• Encourages good behaviour and applies positive reward methods to dogs in public settings
• Cleans up waste and follows council guidelines
• Evaluates situations to ensure own personal safety

Dog Walkers are excluded from this occupation. Dog Walkers are included in Occupation 461431 Dog Walker.

• Kennel Hand

• Feeds and waters animals according to their individual dietary requirements
• Exercises animals regularly to ensure their physical and mental well being
• Transfers animals between enclosures by leading or carrying them
• Cleans and maintains kennels, cages and enclosures to ensure a safe environment for animals
• Provides basic grooming for animals, such as brushing and bathing
• Monitors the health of animals, treats minor injuries, and reports any health concerns
• Administers medications or treatments to animals as directed by a Veterinarian
• Ensures adherence to infection control procedures

• Washes, shampoos and dries pets' coats
• Brushes and combs pets' coats to remove tangles and mats
• Trims and cuts pets' coats to desired length and style
• Clips pets' nails to ensure they are an appropriate length
• Cleans pets' ears to remove dirt and debris
• Identifies health issues in pets, such as ear infections, skin conditions or tooth decay, and informs pet owners
• Provides services such as teeth brushing and anal gland expression
• Maintains cleanliness and hygiene of grooming tools and equipment
• Provides advice and recommendations to pet owners regarding grooming techniques and products

• Pet Sitter

Registration or licensing is required.

• Motorcycle Riding Instructor

• Provides instruction to individuals on the theory and practical application of driving motor vehicles
• Demonstrates the correct techniques for operating motor vehicles
• Assesses the driving skills and knowledge of learner drivers to determine their readiness for licensing
• Conducts driving lessons in a safe environment
• Provides feedback and guidance to improve driving skills
• Keeps accurate records of learner progress
• Stays updated on road rules and driving regulations

• Gallery or Museum Assistant
• Gallery or Museum Attendant
• Visitor Services Officer (Gallery or Museum)

• Meets and greets visitors, and provides general information about gallery or museum policies and programs
• Controls visitors' access to exhibits and monitors entrances, exits, stairwells and other public areas
• Ensures safety of collections
• Maintains records of attendance, memberships, donations and other statistics as needed
• Conducts detailed tours of exhibits for visitors, providing context and background information to enhance their understanding of the material on display
• May assist with installing and dismantling exhibits

• Tour Leader

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tour Guide
• Marine Tour Guide

• Accompanies and guides visitors on tours, providing information and explanations about points of interest, and cultural, ecological or historical significance
• Transports visitors to and from their accommodation and points of interest
• Prepares and delivers informative and engaging commentary during tours
• Ensures the safety and wellbeing of tour participants throughout the tour
• Assists with the coordination and logistics of transportation, accommodation and meals for tour groups
• Provides recommendations and suggestions to visitors regarding local attractions, activities and services
• Answers questions and provides assistance to visitors, addressing any concerns or issues that may arise during the tour
• Conducts research to stay updated on local history, culture, ecology and attractions to enhance tour commentary
• Collaborates with other tour guides and tourism professionals to develop tour itineraries and experiences
• Maintains accurate records of tour schedules, participant numbers, and any incidents or feedback received

• Visitor Information Officer
• Visitor Services Officer (Tourism)

• Responds to enquiries from tourists regarding travel and accommodation options
• Provides information about tourist attractions, events and activities
• Assists tourists in planning itineraries and making reservations
• Maintains databases of tourist information
• Receives complaints and resolves issues raised by tourists
• Assists in the development of promotional materials and campaigns

• Cabin Crew

• Cabin Supervisor (Aircraft)
• Crew Attendant (Air Force)

• Assists passengers with boarding and disembarking the aircraft, and provides assistance and support to passengers with specific needs or medical conditions
• Conducts pre-flight safety briefings and demonstrates the use of safety equipment while ensuring passengers comply with safety regulations and procedures during the flight
• Serves meals, beverages and snacks to passengers during the flight
• Performs emergency procedures in response to in-flight emergencies or equipment malfunctions of the aeroplane
• Makes announcements during the flight and informs passengers about safety procedures and protocols
• Performs safety checks and maintains cleanliness of the aircraft cabin
• Responds to passenger enquiries and resolves any issues or complaints

• Cruise Attendant
• Marine Steward
• Purser

• Travel Adviser
• Travel Agent

• Corporate Travel Consultant
• Cruise Travel Consultant
• Group Travel Consultant
• Inbound Tour Consultant
• International Travel Consultant

• Consults with clients to determine their travel needs and preferences
• Provides information and advice on travel destinations, accommodation options, transportation, medical requirements and baggage limits
• Makes and confirms travel bookings, including transportation, accommodation, vehicle hire and tours
• Prepares travel itineraries and provides clients with necessary travel documents
• Assists clients with visa applications, government regulations and travel insurance
• Resolves any issues or problems that may arise during travel, such as flight delays or cancellations
• Promotes and sells travel packages and special offers to clients
• Maintains accurate records of client bookings and payments

Flight Attendants are excluded from this occupation. Flight Attendants are included in Occupation 461731 Flight Attendant.

• Passenger Services Agent

• Check-in Agent

• Assists passengers with ticketing, check-in and directions
• Rebooks flights for customers that are unexpectedly cancelled or delayed
• Assists unaccompanied minors and guests with special requirements to traverse the airport
• Ensures the maintenance of public areas and the safety of customers by reporting incidents
• Reports unattended luggage or suspicious persons
• Responds to passenger enquiries and resolves complaints

Fashion Designers are excluded from this occupation. Fashion Designers are included in Occupation 242231 Fashion Designer.

• Assembles outfits with different garments and accessories according to specifications and personal aesthetics for clients or models
• Consults with clients and designers to develop concept boards and style portfolios
• Researches fabrics, clothing construction and fashion accessories to ensure assembled outfits are suitable for client or brand ideals
• Sources garments and accessories from designers or retailers
• Coordinates and styles outfits for fashion shoots, events or personal appearances
• Collaborates with Photographers, Make-up Artists and hairstylists to create cohesive looks
• Maintains understanding of current and developing fashion trends, and applies trends to styling

• First Aid Instructor

• Plans, prepares and delivers first aid training courses
• Demonstrates and explains first aid techniques and procedures
• Assesses clients' understanding and competency in first aid
• Evaluates the effectiveness of training courses and makes improvements as necessary
• Maintains up-to-date knowledge of first aid practices and guidelines
• Keeps accurate records of training courses and client attendance
• Promotes first aid training services to potential clients

• Prepares clients for beauty and hair appointments
• Assists during beauty treatments such as facials and manicures, or hair cutting, styling and colouring
• Cleans and maintains salon equipment and tools
• Assists with reception duties such as answering phone calls and scheduling appointments
• Stocks and organises salon products and supplies

• Aromatherapist
• Kinesiologist
• Reflexologist
• Reiki Therapist

• Consults with clients to assess health concerns and goals
• Conducts diagnostic assessments for health issues
• Recommends and administers natural remedies and therapies, and develops personalised treatment plans based on client needs
• Monitors client progress and adjusts treatment plans
• Offers lifestyle and dietary recommendations for health support

• Schedules and coordinates photo shoots
• Prepares and positions props and backgrounds for photographs
• Provides general assistance and support to the photographer during photo shoots, such as assisting with photographic equipment and lighting
• Operates cameras and other photographic equipment under the direction of the photographer
• Assists in retouching and editing photographs using software
• Maintains and organises photographic equipment and supplies

• Pastoral Worker

• Assists Religious Leaders in conducting religious ceremonies and rituals
• Prepares and delivers religious teachings and sermons
• Provides pastoral care, spiritual guidance and support to community members
• Organises religious events and activities
• Participates in community outreach programs
• Assists with day-to-day running and oversees facilities, including places of worship and other related spaces

• Meets with clients to discuss their desires and preferences
• Negotiates and agrees upon sexual services and fees with clients
• Provides sexual services to clients in a safe and consensual manner, in person
• Takes necessary precautions to protect personal health and safety
• Keeps accurate records of client interactions and transactions
• May provide emotional support and companionship to clients

• Conducts initial consultations with clients to assess their weight loss goals and needs
• Provides personalised advice and guidance on nutrition, exercise and lifestyle changes to support weight loss
• Develops customised weight loss plans for clients based on individual circumstances
• Monitors client progress and adjusts plans as necessary
• Educates clients on healthy eating habits and portion control
• Offers support and motivation to clients throughout their weight loss journey
• Provides information on weight loss supplements and products
• Conducts group sessions or workshops on weight loss strategies
• Collaborates with health care professionals, such as Dietitians and fitness trainers, to provide comprehensive weight loss support

• Assisted Travel Support Worker
• Astrologer
• Doula
• Horse Racing Analyst
• Professional Organiser
• Psychic Medium
• Relay Officer
• Residential Adviser

• Gym Instructor
• Personal Trainer

• Designs individual fitness programs based on assessment of the client's age, level of fitness, goals and abilities
• Delivers group exercise classes and personal tuition in a variety of fitness activities in a safe manner
• Demonstrates and teaches body movements and skills used in fitness routines
• Sets up and monitors fitness equipment and ensures that equipment is safe, clean and in working condition
• Teaches and advises on the use of fitness equipment to ensure clients are aware of and adhere to safety and injury prevention procedures
• May consult with Health Professionals to develop and design fitness programs for clients

Gym Pilates instructors are excluded from this occupation. Gym Pilates instructors are included in Occupation 462131 Fitness Instructor (General).

• Pilates Teacher

• Group Pilates Instructor
• Studio Pilates Instructor

• Plans, teaches and delivers Pilates exercises and techniques to individuals and groups
• Guides participants on how to use various Pilates apparatus such as mats, reformers and trapeze tables
• Inspires and trains people to improve their strength and flexibility through the Pilates method
• Educates clients to ensure correct execution of Pilates exercises

• Yoga Instructor

• Plans and delivers group or individual yoga sessions, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for students
• Demonstrates different yoga practices and techniques to help students understand and perform them effectively
• Assists students in achieving correct alignment during yoga poses
• Visually assesses students to evaluate and determine their skill level, and adapts teaching accordingly
• Evaluates students with restricted movement, and modifies and guides poses to ensure safe practice
• Applies knowledge of biomechanics and movement patterns to ensure safe yoga practice for students

Registration or licensing is required.

• Beach Lifeguard
• Pool Lifeguard

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Supervises, scans and patrols designated areas to ensure the safety of swimmers and beachgoers
• Identifies and assesses potential risks and hazards in the water and in immediately surrounding areas
• Educates the public on water safety practices and provides advice on swimming conditions
• Rescues individuals in distress and administers first aid and CPR as necessary
• Maintains and operates rescue equipment and ensures it is in good working order
• Enforces rules and regulations at beach, pool or other swimming locations to prevent accidents and maintain order
• Assists in the coordination or emergency response efforts with other Lifeguards and emergency services
• Conducts regular inspections of swimming areas and facilities to ensure compliance with safety standards

Registration or licensing may be required.

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Ski Patroller

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Plans and organises basketball training sessions
• Plans and directs basketball strategies, develops play patterns, analyses game progress, calls time-outs, and motivates and instructs players
• Manages player rotations to ensure optimal performance and rest periods
• Conducts post-game analysis of play, evaluates performances and makes changes in strategy

Registration or licensing is required.

• Dive Master
• Scuba Instructor
• Snorkelling Instructor
• Surface Supply Breathing Apparatus Instructor

• Trains and instructs open water diving students on diving techniques, safety procedures and the proper use of diving equipment
• Demonstrates and explains diving skills and techniques to students
• Provides guidance and supervision to students during open water dives
• Assesses, evaluates and provides feedback on students' diving skills
• Conducts briefings and debriefings with students before and after dives
• Ensures compliance with safety standards and regulations during diving activities
• Maintains and inspects diving equipment to ensure its proper functioning and safety

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Australian Rules Football Coach
• Rugby League Coach
• Soccer Coach

• Plans and organises football training sessions
• Develops training programs to improve football skills, monitors progress and makes adjustments as required
• Demonstrates football skills such as kicking, passing, shooting and tackling, and corrects form
• Plans and directs football strategies, develops play patterns, analyses game progress and motivates and instructs players
• Conducts post-game analysis of play, evaluates performances and makes changes in strategy

Registration or licensing is required.

• Callisthenics Instructor
• Rhythmic Gymnastics Coach

• Plans and organises gymnastics training sessions
• Demonstrates and explains gymnastics techniques to participants
• Assesses performances and develops individualised training programs
• Provides feedback and guidance to improve skills
• Ensures participant safety during training
• Assists in competition preparation
• Coordinates group training activities
• Tracks participant progress and achievements

• Assesses participants' riding abilities and develops individualised training programs
• Selects and prepares suitable horses based on competencies of participants
• Teaches participants proper riding techniques through demonstration and explanation of horse riding skills
• Monitors participants' progress and provides feedback and guidance for improvement, keeping a record of participants' progress
• Ensures safety of participants during horse riding activities
• Assists participants in grooming, saddling and caring for horses
• Organises and supervises horse riding competitions and events

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Jiu Jitsu Instructor
• Karate Instructor
• Taekwondo Instructor

• Demonstrates and explains martial arts techniques to participants
• Plans and organises lesson activities in groups or individually for safe learning, monitors progress and adjusts instruction
• Leads events such as gradings, workshops and tournaments

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Plans and organises netball training sessions
• Develops training programs to improve netball skills, monitors progress and makes adjustments as required
• Demonstrates netball skills such as passing, catching, shooting accuracy, marking and interceptions, positioning and footwork, and corrects form
• Plans and directs netball strategies, develops play patterns, analyses game progress, and motivates and instructs players
• Conducts post-game analysis of play, evaluates performances and makes changes in strategy

• Bushwalking or Trekking Guide
• Fishing Guide
• Outdoor Leader
• Outdoor Recreation Instructor
• Rock Climbing Instructor

• Leads and supervises participants involved in a range of outdoor adventure activities
• Instructs and motivates participants and manages group participation and cohesion
• Sets up and maintains equipment, and ensures that outdoor adventure equipment is safe and in working condition
• Demonstrates and provides instruction in the use of outdoor adventure equipment and techniques required for participation
• Provides advice on safety measures, and ensures that activities are conducted in a manner to minimise risk to participants
• Provides first aid and emergency response in outdoor settings

Registration or licensing is required.

• Skiing Instructor
• Snowboarding Instructor

• Demonstrates and explains snowsports techniques to participants
• Assesses and tailors instruction to participants' skill levels
• Plans and organises lesson activities in groups or individually for safe learning, monitors progress, and adjusts instruction
• Promotes safe practices on the slopes and provides information on snow conditions
• Assists participants in selecting equipment

Registration or licensing is required.

• Swimming Teacher

• Learn to Swim Instructor
• Swimming and Water Safety Teacher

• Plans and organises swimming lessons and training sessions
• Provides instruction on swimming techniques and skills, monitors progress, and adjusts training programs to improve performance
• Develops individualised programs based on skill levels and goals
• Demonstrates techniques and corrects form
• Ensures participant safety during sessions
• May coordinate and supervise swimming competitions
• May keep records of progress and achievements

Registration or licensing is required.

• Plans and organises group or individual tennis coaching and training sessions
• Assesses participants' skills and abilities
• Develops training programs to improve tennis skills, monitors progress, and makes adjustments as required
• Demonstrates tennis techniques and tactics
• Provides feedback and guidance to improve performance
• Ensures safety compliance during training sessions

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Chess Coach
• Cricket Coach
• Rowing Coach
• Sailing Instructor
• Sports Trainer
• Surf Coach or Instructor

Registration or licensing is required.

• Race Steward

• Handicapper (Racing)

• Coordinates and directs horse or dog racing events
• Enforces racing rules and regulations
• Interprets racing rules and regulations for participants and spectators
• Monitors race conditions and makes decisions regarding race cancellations or delays
• Inspects racing facilities to ensure safety and compliance with regulations
• Coordinates with veterinary staff to ensure the health and welfare of racing animals
• Reviews race results and resolves any disputes or issues

Registration or licensing is required.

• Referee

• Linesperson (Sport)

• Interprets and enforces match rules at sporting events
• Observes and assesses player actions to determine rule violations
• Makes decisions on penalties, fouls and other infractions during matches
• Communicates with players, coaches and officials to clarify rules and resolve disputes
• Signals and announces decisions and penalties to players and spectators
• Monitors the safety and fair play of the game, intervening when necessary
• Keeps accurate records of match events, including scores, penalties and player actions
• Attends training sessions and meetings to stay updated on rule changes and officiating techniques
• Assists in the training and development of other sports officials

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Golf Marshall
• Scorekeeper (Sports)
• Timekeeper (Sports)

Registration or licensing is required.

• Australian Rules Footballer
• Rugby League Footballer
• Rugby Union Footballer
• Soccer Player

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Plays football matches in competitions
• Participates in team training sessions and follows the coach's instructions
• Represents the team and sponsors at promotional events and public appearances

Registration or licensing is required.

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Plays in professional golf tournaments
• Practices and trains regularly to maintain and improve golf skills
• Analyses and evaluates golf courses to develop strategies and game plans
• Performs golf-related activities such as coaching, teaching and giving demonstrations
• Represents sponsors and promotes their products or services

Registration or licensing is required.

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Rides horses in competitive races, race trials and in exercise
• Maintains a high level of physical fitness through regular exercise and training
• Monitors the health and condition of horses and reports any concerns to trainers
• Attends race meetings and participates in pre-race briefings
• Weighs in and out before and after races to ensure compliance with weight requirements

Registration or licensing may be required.

High levels of personal commitment, physical fitness and sporting ability may substitute for formal qualifications or years of experience.

• Athlete (Track and Field)
• Basketballer
• Cricketer
• Cyclist
• Gamer
• Harness Racing Driver
• Netballer
• Racing Driver
• Surfer
• Tennis Player

• Bar Steward
• Bartender

• Mixologist

• Takes orders from patrons for drinks
• Prepares and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to patrons
• Creates and follows cocktail recipes using garnishes and other specialised ingredients
• Checks identification to verify legal drinking age
• Cleans and maintains bar area, including equipment and utensils
• Stocks and replenishes bar inventory and supplies
• Monitors patrons for signs of intoxication and refuses service as necessary
• Assists with bar opening and closing procedures

• Operates coffee machines and other equipment to brew and prepare beverages
• Grinds coffee beans and measures out appropriate amounts for each order
• Froths milk and adds it to coffee to create specialty drinks
• Cleans and maintains coffee machines, equipment and work areas
• Stocks and replenishes coffee beans, milk options and other supplies, such as flavoured syrups, drinking chocolate or chai powder
• Provides information and recommendations to customers on coffee and beverage options

• Cafe Assistant
• Cafe Attendant

• Canteen Attendant

• Takes customer orders for food and beverages
• Handles seating arrangements for customers and sets aside tables for reservations
• Performs routine cleaning procedures such as clearing and wiping down tables, chairs and counters, and cleaning dishes
• Stocks and replenishes food and beverage supplies, such as refilling drink fridges or food displays
• Handles customer payments

Gaming Dealers and Croupiers are excluded from this occupation. Gaming Dealers and Croupiers are included in Occupation 471432 Gaming Dealer or Croupier.

• Cage Cashier
• Poker Machine Attendant

• Maintains electronic gaming machines and online systems in a gaming venue
• Assists patrons with using gaming machines and online systems
• Operates and reconciles EFTPOS and point of sale terminals, including systems to return patron winnings by exchanging chips and tokens
• Monitors guest behaviour and spending, and follows venue procedures to maintain responsible gaming practices
• Assists with food and beverage services and cleaning services

Gaming Attendants are excluded from this occupation. Gaming Attendants are included in Occupation 471431 Gaming Attendant.

• Operates gaming tables and equipment according to established rules and procedures
• Deals cards, spins roulette wheels and operates other gaming equipment
• Collects bets, pays out winnings and resolves disputes or discrepancies
• Monitors players to ensure compliance with gaming rules and regulations
• Provides information and assistance to players regarding game rules and procedures
• Handles cash and chips accurately and securely
• Monitors and reports suspicious or illegal activities to the Gaming Supervisor
• Assists in the setup and dismantling of gaming tables equipment

• Supervises the daily operation of the bar and bar staff
• Controls the scheduling and rostering of staff
• Maintains quality standards for the service of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
• Trains and develops Bar Attendants and other bar staff
• Ensures bar staff comply with all licensing and registration requirements
• Conducts venue opening and closing procedures, including the handling of cash
• Oversees the stocktake and inventory control of the venue
• May prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to patrons

Bar Supervisors are excluded from this occupation. Bar Supervisors are included in Occupation 471531 Bar Supervisor.

• Food and Beverage Supervisor

• Supervises the daily operation of a cafe or restaurant
• Supervises and supports the scheduling and rostering of staff
• Maintains quality standards for the service of food and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
• Assists with training and developing Cafe Workers, Waiters and other staff
• Ensures staff comply with all licensing and registration requirements
• Conducts venue opening and closing procedures, including the handling of cash
• May prepare and serve food and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to patrons

Front office managers (Hotel) are excluded from this occupation. Front office managers (Hotel) are included in Occupation 161131 Accommodation Service Manager.

• Guest Services Supervisor

• Ensures that the front office team is well-prepared, adequately staffed and meets service standards
• Assigns tasks and responsibilities to accommodation service workers and maintains attendance records and rosters
• Assists in managing guest check-ins, check-outs and enquiries
• Assists with resolving any guest issues or special requests
• Collaborates with the front office manager to optimise room occupancy and assign rooms based on preferences and availability
• Trains and mentors front desk staff with ongoing coaching and feedback, to improve their skills and knowledge
• May perform front office and accommodation reception duties

Gaming managers are excluded from this occupation. Gaming managers are included in Occupation 161531 Licensed Club Manager.

• Casino Gaming Inspector

• Supervises the gaming activities of an establishment and ensures rules and regulations are adhered to
• Supervises and supports the scheduling and rostering of staff
• Ensures that gaming activities run smoothly
• Monitors and reports suspicious or illegal activities to the appropriate authorities
• Monitors cash drops to cashiers
• Verifies cash and colour chip change involving larger amounts to ensure correctness
• Observes and responds to incidents and settles disputes
• Trains and mentors Gaming Attendants, Dealers and Croupiers to improve their skills and knowledge
• May check playing cards, roulette wheels and dice to confirm validity

Executive housekeepers are excluded from this occupation. Executive housekeepers are included in Occupation 161131 Accommodation Service Manager.

• Allocates rooms and duties to an accommodation housekeeping team
• Coordinates the housekeeping workforce to meet daily deadlines
• Ensures suites are turned around as quickly and efficiently as possible
• Upholds accommodation's cleanliness standards, and conducts daily inspections for assigned rooms
• Trains and mentors the housekeeping team
• Works with the executive housekeeper to maintain a high standard of appearance of suites, public areas and back of house

• Curates and updates the wine list for the establishment
• Provides guidance to Chefs and kitchen staff on pairing wines and other alcoholic beverages with menu items
• Decants, presents and pours wines for customers
• Collaborates with vendors and suppliers on the procurement of specific beverages
• Keeps up to date on wines and other beverage releases and seasonal trends
• Tastes and evaluates new wines ensuring they meet the appropriate standards
• Trains front of house staff to ensure customers are recommended wines and other alcoholic beverages that match with food menu items

• Food and Beverage Attendant

• Fine Dining Waiter

• Sets up tables and arranges seating for customers
• Takes orders from customers for food and beverages
• Provides recommendations and suggestions to customers regarding menu items
• Clears tables and ensures the dining area is clean and presentable
• Handles customer enquiries and resolves issues or complaints
• Takes payment from customers
• Stocks and replenishes supplies and inventory as needed
• Follows health and safety regulations and maintains a clean and hygienic work environment

• Bar Back
• Glassie

• Collects used dishes, cutlery and glasses, and returns them to the kitchen or bar
• Clears bottles, wipes tables, bars and spillages, and empties bins and ashtrays to maintain a clean environment
• Assists in setting up tables for customers
• Restocks supplies such as napkins, straws and condiments
• May assist in maintaining cleanliness of restrooms and other public areas

• Bell Attendant

• Welcomes guests or passengers and provides assistance with their luggage
• Escorts guests or passengers to their rooms or designated areas
• Provides information and assistance to guests or passengers regarding the accommodation establishment or transport terminal
• Assists guests or passengers with check-in and check-out procedures
• Handles and stores luggage in a secure and organised manner
• Responds to guest or passenger enquiries and resolves any issues or complaints

• Cellar Hand (Hotel)
• Concierge (Hospitality)
• Hospitality All Rounder
• Wardrobe Attendant