OSCA 2024 · 281238 · Skill level 1
Tribunal Member: OSCA 281238
ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0 · visa lists checked 21 October 2026
Tribunal Member is OSCA 2024 code 281238. It corresponds to ANZSCO 271213 Tribunal Member, which is not on the skilled visa lists. Visa lists still use the ANZSCO code.
ANZSCO equivalent
ANZSCO code for OSCA 281238
Skilled visa lists still use ANZSCO codes, so this is the code that decides your visa options.
ANZSCO 271213
Tribunal Member
Not on the skilled occupation lists.
The job
What a tribunal member does
Hears industrial, administrative or other disputes to assist in resolving differences and to arbitrate on issues.
Skill level 1: Bachelor degree or higher, or at least 5 years of relevant experience
Main tasks
Main tasks
- Conducts hearings and listens to arguments and evidence presented by parties involved in disputes
- Interprets and applies relevant laws, regulations and policies to make decisions on disputes
- Reviews and analyses evidence and legal arguments to determine the merits of each case
- Conducts research and gathers information to support decision-making
- Facilitates and mediates negotiations between parties to encourage settlement
- Writes and delivers decisions and rulings on disputes
- Exercises arbitral powers if resolution is not achieved or seems improbable through conciliation
Unit group 2812
Other occupations in Judicial and Other Legal Professionals
Questions
OSCA 281238: common questions
What is the OSCA code for tribunal member?
What is the ANZSCO code for OSCA 281238?
Is Tribunal Member on Australia's skilled occupation lists?
Does Home Affairs use OSCA codes for visas?
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Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, OSCA 2024 v1.0 (CC BY 4.0); Department of Home Affairs, checked 21 October 2026. General information only, not immigration advice.
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