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Maribyrnong City Council is seeking an Arborist to join the Urban Forest Team in Melbourne. You will help maintain the urban forest assets and support the team leader with diverse tasks to meet quality standards and productivity targets.
You will work with a multidisciplinary group to ensure safe, efficient operations and high-quality customer service, while adhering to safety procedures and local management plans.
Maribyrnong City Council is a vibrant and diverse city with a population that is expected triple over the next ten years. As the city grows, pressure on healthy green space, including trees is expected to increase as we experience urbanisation. Maribyrnong's urban forest plays an integral role in the overall health and liveability of the western Melbourne region. Now more than ever, it is important to effectively plan and manage our urban tree population to maximise social, environmental and economic benefits.
Maribyrnong City Council is seeking an enthusiastic and team orientated individual to join our Urban Forest Team as a new Arborist - Urban Forest.
Reporting to the Team Leader Urban Forest, you will play a pivotal role in the maintenance of Council's urban forest assets. You will work collaboratively with a dedicated team, including the Urban Forest Planner, Tree Establish Officer, Open Space team and contractors to ensure successful delivery of various tree maintenance programs.
We are seeking an enthusiastic Arborist with a passion for trees. You must possess strong communication and collaboration skills, allowing you to foster a positive team environment.
Council welcomes applications from all interested candidates including from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and people with disabilities. Council's recruitment process will be reasonably adapted to ensure all candidates have equitable access to Council's recruitment process and job opportunities.
As part of the appointment process, Council may undertake appropriate child safety pre‑screening checks of candidates in accordance with Council Child Safety policies and procedures where appropriate. This may include asking child safety‑related questions during interview, conducting relevant checks of the candidate's prior contact with children in employment and/or requiring proof of a valid Working With Children Check prior to commencement.
Maribyrnong City Council (Council) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of children and young people and to operating in a manner that complies with its obligations under the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005 and the Victorian Child Safe Standards. Council promotes an organisational culture that embeds within it child safe practices and expects its staff to perform their roles and engage with the community in a manner that is consistent with its child safe practices. To guide expected standards of child safe behaviours of all staff, Council has a Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy.