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Biosecurity Queensland is seeking a Biosecurity Officer to contribute to the IP&A program and work as part of a team protecting Queensland’s environment and economy from invasive pests and diseases.
You will support local governments, assist in eradication and investigations, and provide timely technical guidance on best practices for invasive species control. A C-class licence and vaccination commitments are required.
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As a Biosecurity Officer, you’ll contribute individually and as part of a team to deliver operational activities for the Invasive Plants and Animals (IP&A) unit. You will participate in preventative activities and eradication responses, provide support to local government with invasive species planning and undertake investigations into alleged breaches of the Biosecurity Act 2014.
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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.
Invasive plants and animals significantly affect the environment, agricultural production, infrastructure, human health and our way of life in general. The Invasive Plants and Animals (IP&A) program directs, facilitates and delivers strategic and targeted action to reduce the impact of invasive species in Queensland.
As a Biosecurity Officer, you will:
There are some qualifications that we see as essential. You must possess a:
You may have previous experience or awareness of weed and pest animal management practices, field survey methodology, stakeholder relationship building and/or compliances procedures. This role requires the ability to operate a 4WD in remote situations and you may be required to drive for extended periods (within driver standards), walk up to 5 km, lift 10 kg and repeatedly place and pick up field samples.
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It is a requirement for all Biosecurity Queensland positions to have a criminal history check completed.