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Victoria Daly Regional Council invites applications for a Technical / Handy Person to join the Operations team in Katherine. The role focuses on maintaining facilities, equipment, and assets across remote communities, with travel and outdoor work as part of the day-to-day.
It is a temporary 3-month position based at the Katherine Regional Support Centre. Applicants should be practical, reliable and prepared to work independently or with others to keep environments safe, functional and welcoming
Victoria Daly Regional Council is dedicated to fostering strong, safe, and interconnected communities throughout our region. We collaborate closely with residents, Traditional Owners, and local partners to deliver reliable services that enhance community well-being, stimulate regional growth, and promote long-term sustainability.
As a responsive and customer-focused organisation, we take pride in our commitment to quality service. Our teams are passionate about strengthening local capabilities and ensuring that the diverse needs of our communities remain central to everything we do.
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Are you practical, hands‑on, and take pride in keeping things running smoothly? We're looking for a motivated Technical / Handy Person to join our Operations team and play an important role in maintaining Council facilities, equipment, and assets across the region. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a varied role where no two days are the same, with opportunities to travel, work outdoors, and contribute directly to the communities we serve.
This is a temporary 3-month position, based at the Katherine Regional Support Centre, with occasional travel to our communities & townships.
Your work will contribute to the upkeep and presentation of Council facilities, community spaces, and operational assets. Whether you're maintaining grounds, repairing infrastructure, or supporting projects across remote communities, you'll play an important role in creating safe, functional, and welcoming environments for staff, residents, and visitors.
The ideal candidate is a reliable, self‑motivated individual who enjoys practical work and takes ownership of your responsibilities.
You bring experience in gardening, landscaping, grounds maintenance, turf management, facility upkeep, or a related field. You are comfortable using a range of tools, plant, and equipment and understand the importance of maintaining assets in a safe, functional, and presentable condition.
While capable of working independently, you also understand the importance of collaboration. You communicate effectively, build positive working relationships, and are willing to assist colleagues to ensure team objectives and organisational goals are achieved.
Applications Closes: - 29th September 2026.