• The Operations Officer (CJ3), a Lieutenant Colonel, is also the Contingent Commander. The CJ3 is the staff officer responsible for current operations.
• A Battle Captain (Captain) works in the Force Operations Center (FOC) managing daily duties and reporting functions. The FOC is responsible for the accurate and timely passage of routine and all key operational information within the Force on a twenty-four-hour basis. The FOC initiates the Force's response to all situations, including those involving sensitive operational issues and medical evacuations.  The Battle Captain also acts as the CJ33 when required. 
• The Operations Warrant Officer (Warrant Officer Class One) is the Contingent Regimental Sergeant Major and is responsible for operations planning and the control and supervision of current operations.
• A Future Operations Warrant Officer (Warrant Officer Class Two) is integrated into the CJ35 cell and is part of the force planning
• Two Sergeants act as watchkeepers, within the FOC.

• A Force Information Officer (Captain) works within the Force Protection Branch. He/she is responsible for providing information to support current and future operations and plans.
• Six Security Sergeants, three at South Camp and three at North Camp, are responsible for perimeter security and entry control on a twenty-four-hour basis. They are embedded within the Force Protection Cell and work under the Tactical Operations Centres.

• The Logistic Plans Officer (Major) is responsible for contingency planning, future planning, and operations projects as well as conducting operational planning in support of current operations. This officer is also the AUSCON second in command.
• The North Battalion (NBATT) Staff Officer-Plans (Major) is located at North Camp and reports to the NBATT Commanding Officer (Colombia) for the coordination and planning of NBATT operational tasks.  He/she also serves as the Senior AUSCON Officer in the Northern Area of Operations.

• The Force Quarter Master Sergeant (Warrant Officer Class Two) controls accommodation and facilities at South Camp and all remote sites within Zone C.

• The Staff Officer Personnel (Captain) (CJ11), and contingent Adjutant, assists the Chief, Personnel and Services to manage the Force personnel (CJ1) branch. He/she also conducts planning regarding personnel for Force Operations.  In addition, the CJ11 serves as the contingent adjutant, overseeing contingent national support elements.
• An Australian Clerk (Corporal) supports the CJ11 as the Force Personnel Clerk.
• A Force Tours Non-Commissioned Officer (Sergeant) is responsible for the development, management and conduct of the Force's tours program as part of the recreation and activities element of the Force.
• The Gymnasium Supervisor (Sergeant) oversees operations at both Camps. This includes the physical operation of the gym and the development of training, recreation, and inter-contingent sporting competitions.  As a qualified physical fitness trainer, he/she designs physical fitness programs for individuals and groups. The Gymnasium Supervisor rotates between both camps on a periodic basis, alternating with the New Zealand Gymnasium Supervisor.

• A Liaison Officer (Major) represents the MFO in day-to-day dealings with both Treaty Parties on a range of issues including customs, border crossings, and other administrative matters.

• A Deputy Force Signals Officer (Captain) is responsible for equipment acquisition and the development of communications policy, an increasingly important role as the Force modernizes its communications network.

To meet national support and administrative requirements, Australia deploys one Sergeant and one Corporal. The former acts as the AUSCON Chief Clerk and the latter as the Quartermaster. Together they are responsible for AUSCON administrative matters.