Brisbane based Federal Government department are currently seeking multiple APS4 Fraud Investigations Assistants' to join their Team.

This role requires you to possess the ability to contribute to different investigations depending on the needs of our client. In doing so, you will use initiative and discretion in the interpretation of policy and the application of practices and procedures, by ensuring sound time management, IT skills and the ability to effectively liaise with stakeholders.

Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

• Utilising a Certificate IV in Government (Investigation), or its equivalent, as set out in Public Services Training Package (PSP04) to support the progression of investigations for criminal prosecution.
  • Working with other investigation assistants under the leadership and coordination of the National Technical Officer (NTO), providing consistent and reliable technical support across the full investigation function.
  • Assessing information, analysing documents, data and other information, raising or referring issues, and providing appropriate support to investigators.
  • Assisting in preventing inappropriate benefit payments by monitoring, reviewing, checking and reporting to support compliance and mitigate potential risk.
  • Conducting telephone and face-to-face enquiries when for verifying information and data.
  • Providing administrative support for the team and/or work area.
  • Contributing to accurate and informative reports for investigation cases.
  • Using a range of analytical tools and databases, collecting, collating and maintaining data records.
  • Maintaining accurate records of decisions and activities using business systems such as Excel, iBase and CRM based system products.

The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate the following:

• Possess a Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) or relevant experience
• Proficient in Excel and other Microsoft Office products
• Demonstrated experience in applying compliance standards and practices and/or experience in the conduct of criminal investigations
• Ability to interpret and apply relevant legislation
• It is highly desirable that applicants have an understanding of or lived experience in the field of disability

These roles are for a 12 month assignment with view to extension. Hybrid opportunities are available - up to 2 days WFH per week following training. Hourly rate appies of $43.82 + super.

To Apply:
In order to be considered applicants are required to hold an Australian Citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain an Australian Government Security Clearance.

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