MOBILE SPEED CAMERA OPERATOR

We're looking for Mobile Speed Camera Operators in Bathurst to enhance road safety by using mobile camera technology to reduce speeding incidents and traffic accidents. This role involves deploying camera equipment on vehicles to capture speeding events, contributing to safer roads in NSW. About Us Our client cares deeply about travel safety. Using the Mobile Speed Camera Program and related technology, they want to reduce speeding and road accidents. As an MSCO, you play a direct role in making NSW roads safer, influencing driver behaviour, and most importantly, saving lives. These positions are casual but require full‑time availability. This usually means working a 38‑hour week, but the schedule may be extended when possible. Complete availability is essential; candidates must be ready and available to work on a rotating 24/7 schedule. Responsibilities As an MSCO, you'll play a vital role in making roads safer. You'll deploy camera equipment on vehicles to capture speeding events, utilizing technical software (Windows‑based) for configuration, maintenance, and successful event capture. Perform initial vehicle and camera equipment checks at the depot before departing to your assigned locations. Once at your location, you are responsible for The set up of manual signage and safety. The set up of multiple technology platforms and monitoring mobile speed cameras using innovative/smart technology to ensure all data is working, accurate and compliant. Constant maintenance checks on all cameras, video and company equipment. Troubleshooting and taking necessary action to complete all compliance checks on equipment and location. Monitor and elevate any issues with the vehicle or equipment. Working closely with the Network Operations Centre team to provide any incident reports. Constant awareness of safety for yourself and those around you. Using the complex IT system to record, manage, update and comply with all data input. Your Profile We're looking for determined individuals who excel in technical roles and embrace shift‑based work. Please note that the schedules might not suit those with other commitments. As this role often requires working alone, you should thrive in solitary settings. Ideal candidates have a background in 24/7 shift work and field operations. We would love to hear from you if you've worked in control rooms, transportation, driving, courier services, or gaming. What you need for success: Be confident working alone in sometimes remote locations. Have previous experience working with multiple IT platforms, conducting regular maintenance checks, data entry, following complex processes and troubleshooting. Manage a 24/7 roster, 365 days a year, with varying/unsociable start and finish times. Handle 10-12 hour shifts, including extended periods of sitting in a vehicle. Hold a full NSW C class driver’s licence and provide a record of safe driving history. Have experience working with the public and defusing situations. Possess full Australian work rights and pass an Australian Criminal History Check. Demonstrate previous resilience and patience in challenging situations. Benefits What you’ll get in return: Making a difference to support your NSW community in the reduction of vehicle speed and accident fatality. Fully paid, comprehensive on‑the‑job training while receiving an authorised officer certification. Friendly and diverse team and culture. Supportive Network Operations Centre available 24/7, 365 days a week. Monthly rosters so you can plan ahead. Award casual rates and penalties to reward you for everything you do. As our people are at the heart of everything, we have an Employee Assistance Program available to you 24/7, which includes mental health programmes and counselling services. Contact If you seek additional information, please email , alternatively give us a call on to discuss further. Due to an anticipated high number of applications, only suitable candidates will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr