Night Audit

Role summary

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The Night Audit role combines overnight front-office service with financial reconciliation. Responsibilities typically include checking guests in and out, responding to requests, balancing daily hotel transactions, preparing audit reports, processing payments, monitoring the property overnight and completing handover notes. Candidates are expected to have strong numerical and communication skills, attention to detail, reliable computer ability and a calm, professional approach to guest service. Previous hotel reception, night audit or accounting experience is advantageous. The role requires flexibility to work overnight shifts, weekends and public holidays, along with the ability to work independently and respond appropriately to emergencies.

About the employer

Novotel Sydney Olympic Park is part of Accor, a major international hospitality group operating hotels, resorts and serviced properties worldwide. The Novotel is located within Sydney Olympic Park, a major destination for sporting events, concerts, exhibitions and business functions. The hotel provides accommodation, restaurants, meeting facilities and guest services for leisure travellers, event visitors and corporate guests. As an Accor property, it operates within established international standards for service, safety, training and sustainability. Employees generally benefit from working in a multicultural environment, access to hospitality development opportunities and staff benefits that may include hotel discounts across the Accor network. The hotel’s location creates a fast-paced work setting, particularly during major events held at nearby venues.

Working in Australia

Australia offers opportunities in hospitality, tourism, healthcare, construction, technology, education and skilled trades. Sydney has a diverse, multicultural workplace and an active lifestyle, with beaches, national parks, sporting events, restaurants and strong public transport. Living costs are high, especially rent, but wages and employment protections are generally strong. Work culture values punctuality, safety, clear communication and a practical team approach. International applicants need a visa with work rights; common options include Working Holiday visas, employer-sponsored skilled visas and student visas with limited work hours. Eligibility depends on nationality, age, qualifications, occupation and sponsorship. Before relocating, arrange appropriate health insurance, accommodation, tax registration and a bank account. Sydney Olympic Park is well connected to the wider city, although overnight workers should check late-night transport options and plan commuting carefully.