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Biosecurity Queensland is seeking a Biosecurity Officer to help protect Queensland’s biosecurity system and build trusted relationships with stakeholders. You will collaborate to enhance outcomes and participate in biosecurity operations across diverse environments.
You will conduct surveillance, inspections and audits, and bring a proactive problem-solving mindset to challenges. This role supports communities and industries through strong fieldwork and teamwork.
Bring legacy to life. For the future of Queensland and the world.
As a Biosecurity Officer, you’ll build a rewarding career and deliver impacts you can see everyday. You will build trusted relationships with Stakeholders and collaborate with them to enhance and protect Queensland’s biosecurity system.
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Biosecurity Queensland (BQ) plays a leadership role in the biosecurity system in collaboration with its stakeholders. BQ leads the Queensland Government's efforts to protect our way of life, environment, biodiversity, human and animal health, industries and economy from plant and animal pest and disease threats.
Through supporting the collective efforts of our stakeholders and all Queenslanders, BQ will continue to protect our state and Australia from emerging plant and animal pests and diseases and effectively manage existing ones.
Biosecurity Queensland works to protect Queensland's economy, environment, agricultural industries and communities from a range of biosecurity threats. Our teams lead and deliver programs that prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from animal and plant pests and diseases, invasive species incursions and animal welfare and management issues. Working in partnership with industry, government, local communities and other stakeholders, we reduce biosecurity risks, support market access and trade, safeguard natural and agricultural assets, and contribute to strong biosecurity outcomes across the state.
There are some qualifications that we see as essential. You must possess a:
This role requires the physical ability to carry out manual tasks and strenuous activities, handle livestock and operate a 4WD. Previous experience with biosecurity activities, fieldwork, compliance and investigations is highly regarded. If you do not have field experience, you will bring a good attitude and willingness to learn these aspects of the role.
You will have a keen eye for detail, great time management and effective problem-solving skills. More than anything, you will have a positive attitude and make a great contribution to our close-knit and connected team.
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Find purpose you feel, impact you see and a legacy you bring to life.
Join us and help preserve and protect Queensland's biosecurity.
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Applications may remain current for 12 months.Primary Industry & Environment