Everyone at our Department recognises the importance of a healthy environment. The Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation - contributes to ensuring one of the world's most diverse natural environments is maintained for the health and prosperity of current and future generations. In this role, you'll play a key role in driving the protection of one of our most wonderful places.
This position is responsible for management of the Bribie Island Recreation Area, Pumicestone Passage section of Moreton Bay Marine Park. Experience in staff supervision, leadership, workplace health and safety, natural resource management, infrastructure development and maintenance, visitor management, procurement and allocation of resources to support work program delivery and high level of experience in field-based compliance and enforcement are key requirements of the role.
The successful applicant will require the ability to communicate clearly and maintain a positive and supportive approach within a team environment.
The Bribie Island Recreation Area including the Pumicestone Passage are high visitation areas where there is a strong focus on regular visitor compliance including patrols. This role is required to work on weekends and during school holidays.
What's in it for you?
- Enjoy a varied and interesting work program where no two days are the same.
Join a supportive high-performing team with a positive culture and inspiring leadership!
- Enjoy fantastic flexibility, benefits, work life balance, significant development opportunities!
- You'll experience so much here. For most of us, it starts with our wonderful people and the rich, diverse perspectives they bring. They're dedicated, passionate and curious professionals. We're all different, and those differences are what make us great.
We encourage you to find out more about this role by reading the further information provided in the role description, and by contacting the contact officer for any further details.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.
