Careers at Aid Staffing

We're hiring casual disability support workers

Aid Staffing is recruiting casual support workers across Casey, Cardinia and surrounding areas. We're looking for people who are reliable, patient, and genuinely good with people.

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Expression of interest and privacy notice

We are building our team ahead of commencing services. Submitting this form is an expression of interest, not an application for a specific role, and does not create any offer or obligation.

We collect this information to consider future work opportunities and contact you about the next step. Authorised Aid Staffing staff can access it. Expressions of interest are retained for up to 12 months, subject to any legal hold. Read our Privacy Policy. Do not include identity document, screening check or licence numbers.

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What disability support work can involve

The work is practical and person-led. Depending on a participant's plan, preferences and assessed needs, a shift may include personal care, daily routines, household tasks, life-skills development or support to take part in community activities.

Workers must follow the participant's support plan, protect privacy, record work accurately and raise safety concerns promptly. It is not informal care and it is not a role where one person decides what is best for another.

Where the work is

Aid Staffing works across Officer, the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire. The location for any work is confirmed before a worker accepts it.

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What we look for in a support worker

Experience matters, but safe judgement, reliability and respect matter just as much. Recruitment and onboarding are completed before system access or rostering is granted.

  • Respect

    Listen to the person and support their choices, culture, privacy and rights.

  • Reliability

    Arrive prepared, communicate early and complete agreed records accurately.

  • Safe practice

    Follow support plans, boundaries, training and incident-reporting requirements.

  • Clear communication

    Use plain language and work constructively with participants and their chosen supporters.

Our recruitment process

  1. 1. Application and conversation

    We review relevant experience, availability, communication and the kind of support work you are seeking.

  2. 2. Checks and suitability

    Required identity, right-to-work, screening, reference and role checks are verified before onboarding progresses.

  3. 3. Training and orientation

    Organisational training and participant-specific orientation must be completed before the relevant work can be rostered.

Disability support worker job questions

Answers about locations, checks, experience and expressions of interest for casual disability support work.

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Is Aid Staffing hiring disability support workers in south-east Melbourne?

Aid Staffing is accepting expressions of interest from casual disability support workers across Casey, Cardinia and surrounding areas. The form is for future opportunities and is not an application for a specific vacancy or a guarantee of hours.

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Where are Aid Staffing support worker opportunities based?

Potential support work is across Officer, the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire in Melbourne's south-east. The location and travel requirements for any work are confirmed before a worker accepts it.

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What checks do disability support workers need?

Aid Staffing verifies identity, right to work, relevant screening and references before onboarding progresses. The expression of interest also asks about an NDIS Worker Screening Check, Working with Children Check, first aid and CPR, and a driver licence and vehicle. Requirements are confirmed for the particular role before work begins.

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Do I need experience to apply for disability support work?

Tell us about relevant paid work, caring experience, study, languages and practical skills. Aid Staffing considers safe judgement, reliability, respectful communication and the requirements of the work as well as experience. Submitting an expression of interest does not guarantee employment.

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