Task Risk Assessment Intern

Role Title: Task Risk Assessment Intern

Organisation: Returned and Services League of Australia WA (RSLWA)

Internship Period: Summer (November - December)

Location: Perth

Role Description

This internship sits within the Human Resources function and will support a workplace health and safety project focused on developing Task Risk Assessments (TRAs) across a range of roles within the organisation. The successful candidate will work closely with the Human Resources Business Partner and consult with employees and managers from across the organisation to understand work activities, identify potential hazards, and document workplace risks and controls. This may include administrative, customer service, hospitality, events, and other operational roles. The role provides practical experience in workplace health and safety, risk management, stakeholder consultation, and organisational compliance within a not-for-profit organisation supporting veterans and their families.
This placement is suitable for students studying Work Health and Safety (WHS), Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), Human Resource Management, Risk Management, Business Management, Hospitality or Event Management, Psychology (Organisational), or a related discipline with an interest in workplace safety, compliance, and risk management. We welcome and encourage applications from veterans, current and former serving members of the Australian Defence Force, and their families.

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Organisation Mission

RSLWA is one of Australia’s most renowned charities with established community groups and programs that enable veterans and their families to thrive. We provide experienced Advocates who help veterans lodge DVA compensation claims to access treatment and live fuller lives, employment services to guide their transition into meaningful work, and welfare support for those few experiencing hardship. We host regular commemorative events including ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day and engage the veteran community through 112 Sub-Branch locations around Western Australia.