Court Officer

Eligibility: Open to Everyone Court Officer – Administrative Role Location: Adelaide Metropolitan Area Make a meaningful difference in your community with a role in South Australia's justice system Regular hours, excellent benefits, and clear pathways for advancement Join a supportive team environment with full training provided – no prior court experience required Be Part of South Australia's Justice System Are you looking for a meaningful administrative role where your
skills directly contribute to the community?
We're recruiting Court
Officers for our Adelaide metropolitan locations (CBD,
Elizabeth, Port Adelaide, Christies Beach), with
opportunities available now and throughout the year.
Why Join Us?
By joining the Courts Administration Authority, you'll play a
vital role in South Australia's justice system.
Your work will
directly support fair and accessible justice services for all
community members.
You'll be part of an organisation that values
integrity, public service, and making a positive difference in
people's lives during important legal proceedings.
Our workplace culture embraces collaboration and mutual support.
You'll work alongside friendly, professional colleagues in an
environment where teamwork is essential and individual
contributions are valued.
We pride ourselves on maintaining a
respectful, inclusive atmosphere where staff members support each
other through the sometimes challenging nature of court-related
work.
We're seeking detail-oriented individuals with strong
administrative capabilities to join our supportive team.
This role
offers an excellent foundation for those interested in the legal
system or court administration.
Location Benefits CBD: Prime location adjacent to the vibrant Central Market, outstanding public transport accessibility, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and retail shopping precincts Suburban (Elizabeth, Port Adelaide, Christies Beach): Convenient suburban locations closer to home for many residents, free onsite and nearby parking facilities, accessible public transport options Please note: We have courthouses across
metropolitan and regional South Australia.
We encourage
applications from candidates interested in any location.
For a full
list of court locations, please visit our website: Court
Locations.
In your cover letter, please clearly specify your
preferred location(s), whether metropolitan or regional.
A Day in the Life As a Court Officer, your day typically begins with greeting
colleagues before the courthouse opens to the public.
You'll assist
customers both at the counter and over the phone, supporting them
with document lodgements and processing online submissions.
Much of
your work involves computer-based tasks - managing court cases in
our systems, handling email correspondence, and maintaining
accurate records.
You may help parties with signing legal paperwork
and assist the court by ensuring everything runs smoothly.
Once the
courthouse is closed for the day, you'll complete any final
administrative tasks before heading home.
Key Responsibilities Managing digital court documents and electronic filing systems Ensuring accuracy and integrity of court records and case management databases Providing professional assistance to judicial officers, legal professionals, and court users Coordinating and scheduling court proceedings Delivering responsive customer service in sometimes challenging situations What You'll Bring Strong computer literacy and ability to learn new systems quickly Exceptional attention to detail in a fast-paced environment Professional written and verbal communication skills Effective time management and organisational abilities Capability to work collaboratively in a team setting Customer service focus with a calm, solution-oriented approach What We Offer Comprehensive on-the-job training and ongoing professional development A supportive, friendly workplace culture Opportunity to develop valuable skills in the legal system Regular, predictable hours in the public sector Exposure to the public sector environment and pathways for career development Generous leave entitlements and flexible working arrangements Salary sacrifice benefits and superannuation fund selection Free annual flu vaccinations Remuneration ASO2 classification salary range: $58,709 to $63,154 pa plus 12%
superannuation.
Position Details Temporary positions available for up to 12 months with possibility of extension and conversion to ongoing.
Adelaide metropolitan locations (CBD, Elizabeth, Port Adelaide, Christies Beach).
Full-time hours (Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per week).
Special Conditions Appointment is under the Courts Administration Act 1993.
Terms and Conditions of employment are governed by the Public Sector Act 2009.
Appointment is dependent upon a current National Police Certificate that the CAA finds satisfactory.
As a justice agency, the CAA may receive details of spent convictions as part of any Criminal History Screening and use this information in the selection process.
May be appointed as a Deputy Registrar and/or Deputy Sheriff.
Some out-of-hours work may occasionally be required.