WORKSAFE IS HIRING

WorkSafe Victoria, the state's OHS regulator, is currently recruiting Investigators and Inspectors across the state who share the organisation's commitment to workplace health and safety.

The advertisement states that at WorkSafe, "we're passionate about making a difference in the lives of Victorian workers, ensuring they return home safe every day. We're currently recruiting Investigators and Inspectors across the state who share this commitment to workplace health and safety."

These roles are more than just jobs—they're opportunities to create safer environments and protect the wellbeing of thousands of workers across Victoria.

If you or someone you know is passionate about workplace safety, this is the chance to make a real impact. Please share this opportunity and encourage them to learn more and apply.

There are nine Inspector positions, and two Investigator positions advertised. Apply today. Applications close 20 August 2024. 

(note: to access the positions, click on 'WorkSafe job opportunities' and then search for 'WorkSafe Inspector' and 'WorkSafe Investigator')

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