Field Officer, Bushland Tracks & Trails

City of Hobart; Hobart; On-site; AUD 73,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above Award wages

Employer Superannuation at 13.5%

Flexible work arrangements

A wide range of paid leave entitl e m

Health and Wellness programs

Discounted Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquati

Ability to purchase additional leave

Employee Assistance Program onsite

Corporate Health Plan discounts

Job summary

The City of Hobart’s Bushland team is seeking a Field Officer Bushland Infrastructure to construct, maintain and improve tracks, fire trails and related infrastructure across Hobart’s bushland. You will work in diverse environments, from urban reserves to alpine areas, and support community access and visitor safety.

Based in the field, you will manage assets, operate machinery, and contribute to safety, environmental stewardship, and project delivery with a collaborative team.

Qualifications

• Experience operating plant and machinery in field environments.
• Knowledge of asset maintenance and installation.
• Strong safety practices and PPE usage.

Responsibilities

• Maintain bushland infrastructure including tracks, trails and assets.
• Operate plant, machinery and equipment safely.
• Record asset condition and maintenance data electronically in the field.
• Support the planning and delivery of works programs.
• Assist with seasonal operations including snow clearing, traffic management, hazard reduction burns and storm recovery activities.
• Work collaboratively with colleagues, contractors, stakeholders and members of the public.
• Ensure compliance with Work Health and Safety requirements, policies and procedures.

Skills

Plant operation

Safety awareness

Outdoor work

Team collaboration

Education

Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management

Certificate III in Land Management

Job description

The City of Hobart’s Bushland team is seeking a Field Officer Bushland Infrastructure to construct, maintain and improve tracks, fire trails and related infrastructure across Hobart’s bushland. You will work in diverse environments, from urban reserves to alpine areas, and support community access and visitor safety.

Based in the field, you will manage assets, operate machinery, and contribute to safety, environmental stewardship, and project delivery with a collaborative team.