About the job HR Coordinator
Position Description |
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Position Title: |
HR Coordinator |
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Business Unit: |
People & Culture |
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Job Family: |
HR |
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Location: |
Offshore |
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Reports to (position): |
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ROLE PURPOSE |
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The HR Coordinator provides administrative and coordination support to the HR Business Partners and HR Managers across a range of employee lifecycle activities. The role supports HR documentation, workplace investigations, job updates, site acquisitions and contract loss projects, while ensuring employee information and records are processed accurately, confidentially and in a timely manner. |
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ROLE DIMENSIONS |
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Direct Reports: |
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Indirect Reports: |
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Geographical: |
Australia and New Zealand |
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Internal Relationships |
People & Culture Business Partners, HR Managers, People Services, Talent Acquisition, Payroll, People Systems, Operations Managers, Site Managers and other internal stakeholders. |
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External Relationships |
Employees, external service providers, contractors and other relevant parties, as required. |
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PRIMARY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES |
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Perform all duties in a safe manner, taking reasonable care for your own health and safety, as well as the health and safety of others. Participate in relevant training and comply with Millennium’s safe work practices and procedures. Promptly report incidents, hazards and near misses.
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Provide general HR administrative support to HRBPs and HR Managers. Prepare HR documentation, including performance management letters, warning letters, termination letters, meeting invitations and other employee correspondence. Maintain accurate and confidential employee records and documentation. Assist with HR reporting, trackers and general employee lifecycle administration. Respond to routine HR enquiries and escalate complex or sensitive matters as required. |
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Facilitate and coordinate workplace investigations under the direction of the HR Business Partner or HR Manager. Prepare investigation documentation and coordinate meetings with employees, managers and witnesses. Maintain accurate and confidential investigation records. Track investigation actions, correspondence and outcomes. Escalate sensitive or high-risk matters to the appropriate HR representative. |
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