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Department of Transport and Main Roads invites applications for a Senior Cultural Heritage Officer to deliver cultural heritage advice and project support across Central Queensland. Based in Mackay, Rockhampton or Barcaldine, the role focuses on protecting places of cultural significance while enabling major road and infrastructure works.
You’ll lead heritage assessments, liaise with Traditional Owners, prepare management plans, and oversee consultants to ensure compliance with heritage
Join Transport and Main Roads as a Senior Cultural Heritage Officer and play a key role in delivering major road and infrastructure projects across Central Queensland.
Working as part of the Environment and Cultural Heritage team, you'll provide expert advice on Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultural heritage matters, undertake site assessments, develop management plans, build strong partnerships with Traditional Owner groups and help ensure projects remain compliant with legislation while protecting places of cultural significance.
Based in Mackay, Rockhampton or Barcaldine, this is a rewarding opportunity to influence regional infrastructure outcomes, lead cultural heritage initiatives, mentor others and make a meaningful impact across Queensland. Enjoy flexible work arrangements and access to the Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme for eligible Barcaldine based employees.
Are you passionate about cultural heritage and looking for an opportunity to make a genuine impact across Queensland's transport network?
Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is seeking a Senior Cultural Heritage Officer to join our Environment and Cultural Heritage team within Central Queensland Region.
This role offers the opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of road and infrastructure projects while helping protect and manage places of cultural significance throughout the region.
Based in Mackay, Rockhampton or Barcaldine, you'll work across landscapes stretching from coastal communities to the Central West Outback, collaborating with project teams, Traditional Owner groups, consultants and key stakeholders.
As the region's senior cultural heritage specialist, you'll provide expert advice that supports the successful planning, design, construction and maintenance of transport infrastructure while ensuring compliance with cultural heritage legislation and best practice management principles.
You’ll bring qualifications in archaeology, anthropology, heritage management, social science or a related discipline, along with the ability to interpret legislation, manage complex heritage matters and build trusted relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders.
We’re looking for someone who combines technical expertise with strong communication, sound judgement and a collaborative approach.
Experience in cultural heritage management within infrastructure or transport projects will be highly regarded.
At TMR, you’ll be part of an organisation committed to delivering infrastructure that connects communities while respecting and protecting Queensland's cultural heritage. You’ll enjoy meaningful work, professional autonomy and the opportunity to influence outcomes on projects that shape the future of the state.
If you’re ready to combine technical expertise, stakeholder engagement and cultural heritage management in a role that delivers lasting outcomes for Queensland communities, we’d love to hear from you.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/703066/26
Closing Date: Thursday, 22 October 2026
Occupational group Arts/Culture/Heritage