The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 4: AQF Certificate II, AQF Certificate III, or at least one year of relevant experience
• Skill Level 5: AQF Certificate I, or compulsory secondary education

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Airport Reporting Officer

• Inspects airfields to check the condition of runways, visual aids, lighting and for the presence of off-aerodrome hazards, and reports findings
• Supervises and facilitates the safety of airport works and work site access
• Participates in airport emergency planning and response
• Manages airport wildlife hazards, including the use of repellents, deterrents and culling
• Communicates hazards to pilots and other air workers

Registration or licensing may be required.

Park Rangers are excluded from this occupation. Park Rangers are included in Occupation 244334 Park Ranger.

• City Ranger
• Local Government Ranger

• Animal Control Officer

• Patrols, inspects and enforces regulations for companion animals, such as leash laws and registration requirements, and manages complaints about nuisance animals
• Monitors and enforces regulations related to issues such as littering, illegal dumping, and protection of natural habitats
• Patrols public areas to ensure compliance with safety regulations through actions such as monitoring parking, enforcing fire bans and ensuring compliance with alcohol consumption laws in public places
• Educates the community about local laws and regulations, such as noxious weeds and responsible pet ownership, and participates in community events and initiatives
• Assists with evacuation procedures, coordinating responses and providing support to affected communities in emergency situations

Registration or licensing may be required.

Electrical installation inspectors are excluded from this occupation. Electrical installation inspectors are included in Occupation 312231 Building Inspector.

• Inspects electricity network assets to check for signs of damage or deterioration, and verifies compliance with safety standards
• Performs tests and measurements such as thermal imaging, voltage measurement or corona discharge detection, to identify faults in the electricity network
• Compiles reports of inspection findings and provides recommendations for maintenance, repairs or replacement
• Collaborates with maintenance teams to schedule and prioritise necessary repairs or upgrades

• Biosecurity Officer (Weeds and Pests)
• Noxious Weed and Pest Inspector

• Conducts inspections to identify invasive pests, weeds and diseases, and determines treatment and management actions
• Collects and analyses data on the presence and spread of invasive pests, weeds and diseases
• Develops and implements control and eradication strategies for invasive pests, weeds and diseases
• Coordinates and liaises with relevant stakeholders and authorities to ensure effective control and eradication measures
• Provides advice and guidance to landowners and the public on the management and prevention of invasive pests, weeds and diseases
• Conducts surveys to assess the impact of invasive pests, weeds and diseases
• Monitors and evaluates the effectiveness of control and eradication programs

• Conducts meter readings consistent with designated routes and special meter read requests
• Inspects and monitors meters for damage and abnormal usage
• Inputs meter reading data into handheld devices
• Supports the account and collection process
• Assists in the coordination of meter reads to meet billing deadlines as required

Registration or licensing is required.

• Tests applicants' ability to operate a motor vehicle by administering written tests to assess understanding of road rules and traffic signs
• Provides feedback to applicants on their test results
• Issues learner's permits and probationary licences to successful applicants
• Stays updated on road rules and regulations

• Parking Inspector

• Patrols street parking and car parks in accordance with parking plans
• Checks vehicles for valid parking tickets and records how long they have been in free parking areas
• Uses handheld devices to issue and manage parking infringements, and provide data on revenue and parking usage
• Checks for proper use of permits in special use zones and loading zones
• Arranges to have illegally parked vehicles towed away
• Assists with asset maintenance of parking equipment, including ticketing machines, lighting, boom gates and signage
• Assists council with asset management of roads, paths, signs and other roadside equipment
• Assists police with matters of stolen, abandoned or damaged vehicles
• May give evidence in court if someone appeals the infringement notice

• Authorised Transport Officer

• Conducts regular ticket inspections on public transport to ensure passengers have valid tickets and concession entitlements, and may issue fines to those without
• Provides assistance and information to passengers regarding ticketing options, routes and schedules, including during special events and service disruptions
• Monitors for potential safety or security threats, or suspicious behaviour on public transport networks, and may issue fines for disruptive or unsafe behaviour
• Collaborates with law enforcement agencies to address fare evasion issues and ensure passenger safety
• Maintains accurate records and documentation of fare evasion incidents, fines issued, and other relevant information

• Monitors and conducts inspections of water resources to ensure user compliance with regulations and water allocation plans
• Conducts site inspections and collects water samples to facilitate the assessment of water quality and identification of potential issues
• Receives and assesses applications for licences to use water
• Conducts audits of water licence allocations
• Investigates complaints and reports of water misuse or unauthorised water use
• Provides advice and guidance to water users on sustainable water use practices

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 4: AQF Certificate II, AQF Certificate III, or at least one year of relevant experience

• Assesses social welfare claims and determines eligibility for benefits based on policy guidelines
• Interviews claimants to gather information and evidence for assessment
• Reviews and analyses documentation and evidence
• Conducts investigations into suspected fraud and breaches of legislation
• Collaborates with other agencies and departments to gather information and evidence
• Provides advice to claimants on their entitlements and obligations
• Maintains accurate assessment and investigation records
• Prepares reports for management and legal proceedings
• Stays updated on changes in legislation and policy related to social welfare

• Conducts taxation return audits to verify the accuracy and completeness of reported income and deductions, and to ensure compliance with government legislation
• Investigates suspected breaches of taxation legislation, gathers evidence, and calculates and assesses tax liabilities and penalties for non-compliance
• Prepares reports and recommendations based on findings from audits and investigations
• Provides advice to taxpayers on tax compliance and obligations
• Collaborates with government agencies and law enforcement authorities in cases of suspected tax evasion or fraud

• Conducts interviews and investigations to gather credible information from applicants to support decision-making
• Identifies and investigates integrity, fraud and legislative non-compliance issues when processing visa or citizenship cases
• Communicates with applicants and relevant stakeholders to provide updates regarding visa or citizenship application processes and requirements
• Maintains accurate and up-to-date records of visa or citizenship applications and related documentation
• Remains informed about changes in legislation and policy to ensure accurate and consistent application processing

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 4: AQF Certificate II, AQF Certificate III, or at least one year of relevant experience

• Mobile Speed Camera Operator
• Track Inspector
• Trade Mark Examiner
• Train Examiner
• Weights and Measures Inspector