Important changes at O’Sullivan Beach Boat Ramp

The City of Onkaparinga has temporarily taken responsibility for operating the O’Sullivan Beach boat ramp. Ramp can still be access with a permit. Kiosk is closed until further notice.

Working for council

We are a high performing; responsive and innovative organisation that meets our communities’ needs and strives to achieve excellence in all areas. Our workforce of over 800 employees, work together to ensure Onkaparinga remains the best place in South Australia to live, work, visit, play and invest. We’re committed to creating an organisation that is known for customer responsiveness, community collaboration and quality service. Our professional and friendly workplace provides a vibrant environment in which individuals are supported to develop to their fullest potential.

Our values

The City of Onkaparinga is a great place to work and we have many initiatives underway which contribute to the ongoing development of a robust, supportive and engaging workplace culture. Over 300 staff helped to develop the behaviours which demonstrate how we live our values and build a positive and inspiring organisational culture.

Jobs vacancies

Listing of job vacancies currently open for online application.

Enterprise agreements

Listing the relevant enterprise agreements that govern the employment conditions when working for the Council.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Provide answers to common questions from job applicants.

Volunteer

Opportunities to volunteer for the City of Onkaparinga

Agency staff

Provides details of recruitment of agency staff fro temporary work within our organisation via Randstad agency.

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Noarlunga Centre SA 5168

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Kaurna acknowledgement
The City of Onkaparinga acknowledges the Kaurna Nation and its people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in the area now known as the City of Onkaparinga, and pays respect to Elders past and present.