Lead Dieback Interpreter & Forest Assessment

Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions; Shire Of Manjimup; Sur place; AUD 100 000 - 140 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working arrangements

12% superannuation with employer

4 weeks annual leave with loading

Staff parking

EAP access

Résumé du poste

DBCA is seeking two Disease and Assessment Coordinators in Western Australia, based in Manjimup or Kensington. role focuses on Phytophthora dieback interpretation, forest assessment and inventory programs, ensuring high‑quality outcomes for informed forest management and conservation decisions.

At Level 5, you will lead across bioregions, supervise staff, coordinate complex programs, and provide authoritative technical guidance to stakeholders while supporting workforce development and program

Qualifications

• Registered Phytophthora dieback interpreter with ability to maintain registration.
• Extensive experience in forest assessment and inventory activities.
• Proven ability to schedule and coordinate dieback interpretation, forest assessment and inventory works programs.
• Strong leadership, staff supervision and workforce development capabilities.

Responsabilités

• Lead and coordinate Phytophthora dieback interpretation, forest assessment and inventory programs.
• Oversee works programming, staff/resource coordination and quality assurance.
• Manage proponent service delivery and workforce development.
• Provide authoritative guidance on technical standards, program priorities and risks across regions.

Connaissances

Phytophthora dieback interpreter

Forest assessment & inventory

Staff supervision & development

Communication & stakeholder engagement

Formation

Registration as Phytophthora dieback interpreter

Description du poste

DBCA is seeking two Disease and Assessment Coordinators in Western Australia, based in Manjimup or Kensington. role focuses on Phytophthora dieback interpretation, forest assessment and inventory programs, ensuring high‑quality outcomes for informed forest management and conservation decisions.

At Level 5, you will lead across bioregions, supervise staff, coordinate complex programs, and provide authoritative technical guidance to stakeholders while supporting workforce development and program