Corrective Services Custodial Staff Re-engagement

Please select a position to re-engage*

Prison OfficerPrison Officer - Special Operation Group (SOG)Youth Custodial Officer

Prison Officer Re-engagement
All returning Department of Justice (DoJ) Prison Officers must meet basic mandatory requirements to be considered for re-engagement.

Are you eligible? To be eligible for re-engagement, you must meet the following criteria:
- You worked for DoJ as a Prison Officer for more than 12 months
- You passed your Prison Officer probationary period
- You are an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Australian Resident
- You left the service less than 2 years ago
The Re-Engagement Process

Please complete the following questionnaire. The responses you provide will be collated and submitted to the appropriate Delegated Authority for consideration.

As part of the questionnaire, you will need to upload a current resume/CV and a formal letter requesting consideration of your re-engagement application. Your letter should include the circumstances that led to you leaving, and why you want to return.

Your letter should be addressed to:

Deputy Commissioner
Corrective Services

It is important to note that placement is dependent on vacancies and operational needs.

If your re-engagement application is approved, you will need to successfully complete some pre-employment assessments before you are eligible to commence. These may include psychometric testing, physical readiness testing and medical assessments.

The Corrective Services Training Academy will complete an assessment of your previous training and skills. The Academy will advise of any additional or refresher training that you will be required to complete.

Upon commencement, you will be paid at 1st Year Shift salary. You can progress a request to commence above the minimum salary via Recognition of Prior Experience. This request can be submitted upon commencement at the Academy.
Prison Officer re-engagement acknowledgement*

I have read and understood the basic mandatory requirements to be considered for Prison Officer re-engagement.
To start your application for re-engagement, select Next to continue.

Prison Officer - Special Operations Group Re-engagement
All returning Department of Justice (DoJ) Prison Officer – Special Operations Group must meet basic mandatory requirements to be considered for re-engagement.

Are you eligible? To be eligible for re-engagement, you must meet the following criteria:
- You worked for DoJ as a Prison Officer – Special Operations Group for more than 12 months
- You passed your Prison Officer probationary period
- You are an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Australian Resident
- You left the service less than 2 years ago
The Re-Engagement Process

Please complete the following questionnaire. The responses you provide will be collated and submitted to the appropriate Delegated Authority for consideration.
As part of the questionnaire, you will need to upload a current resume/CV and a formal letter requesting consideration of your re-engagement application.

Your letter should include the circumstances that led to you leaving, and why you want to return.

Your letter should be addressed to:

Deputy Commissioner
Corrective Services

It is important to note that placement is dependent on vacancies and operational needs.

If your re-engagement application is approved, you will need to successfully complete some pre-employment assessments before you are eligible to commence. These may include psychometric testing, physical readiness testing and medical assessments.

The Corrective Services Training Academy will complete an assessment of your previous training and skills. The Academy will advise of any additional or refresher training that you will be required to complete.

Upon commencement, you will be paid at 1st Year Shift salary. You can progress a request to commence above the minimum salary via Recognition of Prior Experience. This request can be submitted upon commencement at the Academy.
Prison Officer - Special Operations Group re-engagement acknowledgement*

I have read and understood the basic mandatory requirements to be considered for Prison Officer - Special Operations Group re-engagement.
To start your application for re-engagement, select Next to continue.

Youth Custodial Officer Re-engagement
All returning Department of Justice (DoJ) Youth Custodial Officers must meet basic mandatory requirements to be considered for re-engagement.

Are you eligible? To be eligible for re-engagement, you must meet the following criteria:
- You worked for DoJ as a Youth Custodial Officer for more than 12 months
- You passed your Youth Custodial Officer probationary period
- You are an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Australian Resident
- You left the service less than 2 years ago
The Re-Engagement Process

Please complete the following questionnaire. The responses you provide will be collated and submitted to the appropriate Delegated Authority for consideration.
As part of the questionnaire, you will need to upload a current resume/CV and a formal letter requesting consideration of your re-engagement application.

Your letter should include the circumstances that led to you leaving, and why you want to return.

Your letter should be addressed to:

Deputy Commissioner
Corrective Services

It is important to note that placement is dependent on vacancies and operational needs.

If your re-engagement application is approved, you will need to successfully complete some pre-employment assessments before you are eligible to commence. These may include psychometric testing, physical readiness testing and medical assessments.

The Corrective Services Training Academy will complete an assessment of your previous training and skills. The Academy will advise of any additional or refresher training that you will be required to complete.

Upon commencement, you will be paid at 1st Year Shift salary. You can progress a request to commence above the minimum salary via Recognition of Prior Experience. This request can be submitted upon commencement at the Academy.
Youth Custodial Officer re-engagement acknowledgement*

I have read and understood the basic mandatory requirements to be considered for Youth Custodial Officer re-engagement.
To start your application for re-engagement, select Next to continue.

Your details
Name*

First NameMiddle NameLast Name
Date of Birth*

DayMonthYear
Email*
Enter a valid email address
Employee number (if known)
Prison location preference for re-engagement

Preference will be considered and appointment will be dependent upon the Department’s operational requirements.
Prison location preference 1*
Selected prison location preference 1
Prison location preference 2*
Selected prison location preference 2
Prison location preference 1 cannot be the same as prison location preference 2. Please make another section to continue.
Acknowledgement*

I understand that whilst my preference will be considered, appointment will be dependent upon the Department’s operational requirements.
References

A reference report is required from the Superintendent you reported to whilst employed and a Supervisor.
Superintendent’s name

First NameLast Name
Superintendent’s email
firstname.lastname@justice.wa.gov.au
Direct Senior Officer’s name

First NameLast Name
Direct Senior Officer’s email
firstname.lastname@justice.wa.gov.au
To the best of your knowledge and belief, do you have, or have you had any medical conditions, injuries or disabilities which is likely to be aggravated or recur if you undertake the essential inherent requirements of this role?*

YesNo
Please provide details*
Pre Employment Screening

You are required to undergo integrity screening and national criminal history check.

Your details and CV/resume will be forwarded to the Employment Screening Unit (ESU) to commence the process. ESU will email you links to the forms and declarations you are required to complete.

Please ensure you complete all screening documentation within the required timeframes to avoid any impacts in relation to your re-engagement application.
Letter to the Deputy Commissioner

Upload your letter to the Deputy Commissioner below. Make sure to include the circumstances that led to you leave the role and why you want to return.
Upload resume and letter to Deputy Commissioner*

Only the following file types allowed: DOCX and PDF no more than 2MB each. File name must be Full Name-Resume and Full Name - Letter to DC
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I have uploaded the following documents*

Resume/CV for pre-employment screeningCover letter to the Deputy Commissioner, Corrective Services

Next steps
The Recruitment Team will progress your application to re-engage to the Delegated Authority for consideration. You will be advised of the outcome and next steps in due course.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact recruitment@justice.wa.gov.au.
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Prison Officer Re-engagement

Prison Officer - Special Operations Group Re-engagement

Youth Custodial Officer Re-engagement

Your details

Prison location preference for re-engagement

References

Next steps