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This position sits within the Northern Marine Assessment & Approvals team and is responsible for assessing applications for legislative authorities associated with public access to DESs marine estate in the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service & Partnerships Northern, Great Barrier Reef and Central regions, including the management of negotiations with clients about the conditions associated with proposed authorities.
This position in will be based in Cairns or Airlie Beach or other location, however, travel to regional centres and other offices from time to time. This includes overnight stays.
PO3
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In this role you’ll be part of a Branch who’s mission it is to take the pulse of our air, water and aquatic ecosystems to inform decision-making for a healthier Queensland.
This exciting opportunity is for a technical officer to join the Estuarine and Marine team who provide advice and undertake projects for clients in the field of water quality and aquatic ecosystem health. The role is instrumental in the technical development and implementation of specialist water quality, environmental research and monitoring programs and will ideally suit those candidates who not only enjoy vessel based field work, but also thrive in a laboratory setting. Your demonstrated ability in contemporary laboratory practices, including sample collection, storage, analysis and data interpretation will be as critical to your success in this role as your shipboard and field skills.
TO2
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Rangers ensure that the Queensland’s national parks, state forests and reserves are protected, accessible and valued by all Queenslanders. Rangers work in partnership with local communities and other stakeholders to contribute to the land management, recreational and conservation outcomes across the protected areas which are managed by DES under the Nature Conservation Act 1992, Recreation Areas Management Act 2006, Marine Parks Act 2004, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975, Forestry Act 1959 and other relevant legislation.
OO4
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The Wet Tropics Management Authority are seeking a full-time Project Officer, AO4 Indigenous Identified to work in our World Heritage Connections team based in Cairns. This is a permanent, flexible-full time position. The successful applicant will be a self-motivated individual who is enthusiastic and driven to maintaining and improving the relationships with Wet Tropics Rainforest Aboriginal Peoples, community and stakeholders in the protection and management of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
The appointee will work and contribute to a small, highly motivated team in the delivery of projects that support the promotion and incorporating the rights, interests and aspirations of Rainforest Aboriginal Peoples in the management of the Wet Tropics of Queensland World Heritage Area.
AO4
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Would you like to live and work in the beautiful Wet Tropics World Heritage Area of Queensland?
The Wet Tropics Management Authority are offering an exciting opportunity for a full-time Senior Project Officer, Tourism to work in our World Heritage Connections team based in Cairns. This is a 12 month temporary position that will play a key role contributing to enhancing World Heritage presentation and opportunities for natural and cultural tourism and recreation through implementation of the Wet Tropics Management Authority's Tourism Destination Plan.
Please see Role Description for more information
AO5
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- Flexible,South West Qld,Toowoomba region
The QPWS South West region contains a diverse and iconic selection of parks and forests, with many natural and cultural values requiring protection, while offering a wide range of recreational opportunities to the public. As part of a small, dynamic team, this role is responsible for a range of tasks associated with communicating with, and managing, visitors to the protected estate. Projects focus on enabling sustainable and safe recreation while ensuring impacts upon park values are carefully managed. Tasks include preparation of communication products, provision of advice and input to capital projects involving infrastructure for visitors, overseeing a range of technical systems for managing visitors and gathering information, coordination of permit assessment, tourism liaison, engagement with the community and input to the development of park management plans. Call to find out more!
OO5
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Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships (QPWS&P) have an exciting opportunity for a WOO5 Wildlife Officer to join the Northern Wildlife Operations team.
The team operates in Mackay Queensland to deliver services to conserve and protect native and threatened wildlife with a particular focus on wildlife management. This includes working with crocodiles, cassowaries and flying-foxes. This may require safely responding to isolated and remote situations in North Queensland for extended periods of time. Tasks are likely to include operating communication and navigational systems, employing survival techniques, undertaking equipment repair, and the use of environmental indicators to make decisions.
OO5
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The focus of this role is to lead and coordinate operational work programs in the Discovery and Coral Coast based out of Agnes Water. The successful applicant will have a high standard of communication skills, the ability to network with key stakeholders and other agencies and a strong commitment to staff management, training and development. They will also possess well-developed financial management skills, including the ability to achieve specific goals within operational budgets and take responsibility for all reporting requirements. The position is based in Agnes Water and the town of Seventeen Seventy.
OO6
