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As a PSO in Pine Gap, you'll:
Pine Gap PSOs work in small teams, so you'll get a wider range of work experiences than in a capital city role. You'll also get unique and specialised opportunities like short-barrelled rifle training. Because you'll gain skills and experience not always available to city-based PSOs, starting at Pine Gap can fast-track your career.
'There’s always something to learn while on the job, whether it’s drones, bikes, rapid appraisal, short-barrel rifles being rolled out, 4-wheel driving – there are plenty of unique experiences.'
Michael
Protective service officer, Pine Gap
If you're adventurous and looking for a unique experience, you'll love Alice Springs and the challenges of true outback living.
Home to a population of 33,000 people, Alice Springs is the third-largest town in the Northern Territory. Stunning landscapes, lots of sunshine and the world's oldest living culture make this part of central Australia a rewarding place to set up home.
With an average roster of 5 days on and 5 days off, and 6 weeks annual leave, you'll have time to explore, hike or camp in the iconic deserts, ranges and national parks of Australia's Red Centre:
It's the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Learn more about moving to and living in Alice Springs
When you're on night shift, you can see the milky way so clearly. And you're getting paid to experience this.
Ann
Protective Service Officer, Pine Gap
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