Engagement of a Labour Hire Provider for the CHMP Complex Assessment at Burra
Tender ID: 466270
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The Mallee Catchment Management Authority is seeking services of an employment provider to facilitate the employment of Non-Registered Aboriginal Party Traditional Owners and Indigenous Stakeholders for the Complex Assessment at Burra.
The complex assessment at Burra involves the disturbance (or excavation) of part of the activity area to uncover or discover Aboriginal cultural heritage. The activity can be adapted for participants of medium fitness with appropriate cultural heritage expertise. Participants will be using low impact and non-mechanised tools; spades, crowbar, sieves etc.
An indicative workday will be 7am to 3.30 pm with a half hour lunch break.
Where participants have a significant distance to travel, the CMA may provide accommodation. Most tasks will be field based in settings that meet the WorkSafe description of remote work.
Burra Creek Complex Assessment:
The field work will commence on the morning of the 30th of August 2021 in at Burra. Travel and meal allowances will be provided to representatives that require them. Mallee CMA will cover accommodation costs for the representatives.
The fieldwork will run for 5 weeks, with a 1-week break after 3 weeks of consecutive field work, expected to be completed on the 8th of October 2021. The dates are indicative and subject to change.
Up to 10 Traditional Owner representatives will be required each day. There are 5 Traditional Owner Groups, therefore, 2 Traditional Owners from each group.
For the above work, Mallee CMA will determine the representatives or groups to be contacted.
The employment provider must be able to effectively work and communicate with local Aboriginal people and communities. Knowledge of social justice issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, cultural awareness and an understanding of cultural safety is sought.
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