Shire of Mundaring is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Human Resources Administration Officer to join our dedicated People and Culture Service.

In this role, you will provide administrative and operational support to the People and Culture team, helping to build capability and foster a culture that supports service excellence.

Key responsibilities:

· process, maintain, and manage all HR data, personnel, and training records with confidentiality and accuracy
· maintain HR databases, document management, and continuously improve processes
· support recruitment and onboarding
· provide timely and professional responses to customer enquiries
· assist in the review and implementation of HR policies
· initiate, promote and support wellness and training initiatives.

To be successful you will have:

· an ability to undertake research and compile reports and business correspondence
· demonstrated experience in the use of business systems and software
· a working knowledge of People and Culture Service functions and processes.

This is a great opportunity for someone looking to kickstart their career in human resources, with professional development opportunities and a supportive team environment.

A salary in the range of $80,574 – 85,605 will be offered dependant on skills, ability and experience as well as a range of benefits including:

· generous superannuation benefits (up to 17%)
· flexible working arrangements and wellness days
· additional purchased leave options (up to 2 weeks)
· free entry to Shire aquatic facilities
· complimentary wellness initiatives including skin cancer screening, annual
flu vaccinations, audiometric testing and ergonomic assessments
· professional development opportunities
· free parking

For further information on this position contact Sarah Stockenstroom, Coordinator People and Culture on 9290 6679.

Applications close Monday 17 November 2025.

The Shire reserves the right to commence interviews at any time and encourages you to apply now.

Apply online at www.mundaring.wa.gov.au