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The Events and Ceremonies team coordinate and deliver the Anzac Day and Remembrance Day national commemorations, annual minor ceremonies and events and official visits to the Memorial.

Under limited direction, working both individually and as a member of the team, the Events and Ceremonies Coordinator will provide specialist event and technical planning and delivery of assigned ceremonial and event projects. They are also required to manage effective and productive working relationships with internal and external stakeholders, contractors and third party agencies.

The position requires demonstrated experience in events and project management; excellent administration skills with a strong attention to detail; together with the ability to prioritise and manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Additional notes:     

  • This role is required to work outside of core business hours, on weekends and public holidays as required.
  • Industry-relevant technical experience is highly desirable.
  • There are no media or marketing aspects to this position.
  • A video submission and written task will be included in the recruitment process.

Core responsibilities:

  • Under direction and working within established frameworks, undertake the overall project management, coordination and delivery of allocated events, ceremonies and visits.
  • Prepare and coordinate documentation to a high standard, including but not limited to project and briefing material, operational and logistical documentation, internal and external correspondence, contracts and other administrative tasks as required.
  • Contribute to the implementation of event and ceremonial procedures and policies.
  • Liaise with both internal and external stakeholders, contractors, and third party agencies in order to coordinate assigned projects, and maintain productive working relationships.
  • As required, provide support to staff in the delivery of their assigned projects and tasks.
  • Coordinate meetings and represent the Memorial as required and manage client and stakeholder expectations.
  • Manual handling and movement of a wide range of objects including but not limited to electrical and audio equipment, bollards, barriers and other items used in the delivery of events and ceremonies.

Memorial employees are expected to model the following behaviours:

  • Care about their work
  • Understand what is required
  • Be enthusiastic
  • Learn all they can
  • Contribute fully each day
  • Be solution-focused
  • Drive results
  • Don’t give up
  • Help others, and ask for help
  • Make a corporate contribution

The Memorial is committed to workplace diversity and maintains an environment that values the contribution of people from different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. The Memorial welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, veterans, mature age people, people from diverse backgrounds and people with a disability. To be eligible for ongoing or non-ongoing employment, Australian Citizenship is required.

To Apply

For Selection Criteria and more information on the role,  please visit: https://www.awm.gov.au/get-involved/work-or-volunteer/employment