• (Part-time Contract Role – 20 – 25 hours / week)

Due to the pending retirement of the Executive Officer, the TRA Ltd Board of Directors is seeking applications from individuals who are interested in the position of Target Rifle Australia Sport Administrator.

ABOUT TARGET RIFLE AUSTRALIA LIMITED:

Target Rifle Australia Ltd is the National Sporting Organisation (NSO) responsible for the management and development of Small Bore and Air Rifle Shooting in Australia. 

TRA Ltd is a member organisation of Shooting Australia and through that membership is affiliated with Sport Australia, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), Paralympics Australia, Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA), the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) and the Oceania Shooting Federation (OSF).

TRA Ltd.’s key stakeholders include its six state member organisations, their affiliated clubs and individual members.

TRA Ltd. works closely with Shooting Australia to deliver a sporting system that has achieved success at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Commonwealth Games, ISSF, WSPS and WRABF World Championships.

ROLE PURPOSE, SCOPE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The TRA Ltd Sport Administrator manages the day-to-day administration of TRA Ltd and its subsidiary company Target Ammunition Pty Ltd.

ROLE DETAILS

• The Sport Administrator reports directly to the TRA Ltd. Board of Directors.
• The Sport Administrator is a part time, ongoing contract role (20 – 25 hours per week),
• Remuneration for this part time contract role has been set at $40,000 per annum.
• Candidates should note that domestic travel may be required and that work outside of normal business hours including evenings, weekends and public holidays, will be part of the “normal” working week.
• A laptop computer will be supplied as part of the service agreement.
• The successful applicant should hold or be able to obtain an Australian Business Number (ABN).

SELECTION CRITERIA

Candidates applying for the role as TRA Ltd Sport Administrator will require a range of personal and professional skills, qualifications and experience, including:

Professional

1. Tertiary qualifications and / or a minimum of two years’ experience working in a sport administration role or related field are preferred, but not essential
2. An understanding of the Australian sporting system and network, in particular the sport of small-bore and air rifle target shooting is preferred, but not essential
3. Experience working in a collaborative environment to achieve joint objectives
4. An ability to build relationships and influence members, clubs, State and National Sporting Organisations
5. People management skills and experience
6. Experience in the implementation of programs, initiatives or campaigns that are designed to increase participation and membership
7. Hold or be able to obtain an Australian Business Number (ABN) and a licence to sell ammunition in the legislative jurisdiction of their State.

Personal

1. A strategic outlook with strong written and verbal communication skills.
2. A strong work ethic and attention to detail