Community Projects Supervisor – Belyuen Mens Program

Community Projects Supervisors – Belyuen Mens Program

About Ironbark

Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation (Ironbark) is a not-for-profit organisation based in Darwin, Northern Territory. We successfully deliver community, employment, and economic services to urban, regional, and remote communities throughout the Darwin/Daly Region.

Our Vision – Changing lives – one story at a time

Our Mission Statement – Improving lives and transforming Aboriginal communities through employment, advocacy and economic opportunities.

Our Values – Commitment, Integrity, Collaboration, Courage and Respect

About the Role

Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation is looking for a Community Projects Supervisor to help build real world, work ready skills with job seekers in Belyuen. This is a practical, hands on role where you’ll work alongside participants, guiding them through tasks that build confidence and introduce different job skills. You’ll help establish simple daily routines, support practical learning, and contribute to projects that improve the local community. The focus is on creating meaningful activities that promote long term employment pathways. A commitment to cultural awareness and inclusivity is crucial as you motivate and supervise participants from diverse backgrounds across various skill areas.

If you’re someone who enjoys rolling up your sleeves, working with your hands, and being part of a team that’s creating real change, this is a great opportunity to share your knowledge and have a positive impact in people’s lives.

What you will do

As a Community Projects Supervisor, your day will involve supporting participants in hands-on activities such as grounds work, general maintenance, basic construction tasks, and community projects. You’ll introduce safe work habits, show how to use tools and equipment properly, and help build good working routines. You’ll run basic daily toolbox talks, keep track of attendance, and ensure the team is working safely and steadily. You’ll also connect with local stakeholders to identify project opportunities that give participants a chance to gain experience and build their confidence.

Whether it’s showing someone how to complete a task or helping them turn up and give it a go, your work will be all about encouraging small steps that lead to lasting employment outcomes.

We are looking for a suitable applicant who has:

• Experience in community development programs or employment services

• Trade background or experience with hands-on, practical work

• Ability to work independently and keep small teams on task

• Willingness to support people with limited work experience

• Good communication and administration skills

• Reliable and down-to-earth attitude

• Ability to travel within the Ironbark Group’s service region

In return for your skills and valued contribution, you will be rewarded with:

• Salary and Benefits: Generous remuneration package including 5 weeks annual leave with 17.5% leave loading
• NFPSalary Packaging: Save tax and increase take home pay by salary packaging your everyday living expenses and bills (up to $15,900) and meal entertainment (up to $2,650) per annum.
• Family and Lifestyle Support: Access to wellbeing initiatives, generous leave entitlements, and programs that support personal and family wellbeing.
• Purpose-Driven Culture: Be part of a values-led organisation making a real and lasting impact.
• Career development opportunities: Support to challenge yourself, grow and develop new skills and knowledge. 

Are you ready for the next best adventure in your career?

We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for all positions at Ironbark.

Applications close on Wednesday the 12th of August 2026 @ 11:59pm.

If you have any questions or if you wish to obtain a copy of the position description, please contact us via email – recruitment@ironbark.org.au

**Please note emailed applications are not accepted**