Tree Inspector: Autonomy, 9-day Fortnight & Private Vehicle

environmentjobs.com; Waverley; In loco; AUD 88.000 - 93.000; Tempo pieno

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Leaseback vehicle with private use

12% superannuation

Annual award increases

Bi-annual bonus payments

Weekly pay run

Novated leasing

Retail discounts

Corporate fitness programs

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Learning & Development opportunities

Health & wellbeing initiatives

Descrizione del lavoro

Shellharbour City Council is seeking an experienced Tree Inspector to support the sustainable management of our tree assets across the local government area. The role offers variety, autonomy and a positive community impact.

You will inspect trees, assess risks, advise on health and maintenance, coordinate works, prepare reports, and assist with emergencies. A Diploma of Arboriculture or progress toward it is required, with 38 hours weekly and a 9-day fortnight.

Competenze

• Diploma of Arboriculture (AQF Level 5) or currently progressing towards it.
• Experience in arboriculture, tree inspections and risk assessments.
• Ability to prepare arboricultural reports and make management recommendations.

Mansioni

• Undertake tree inspections and assess risk ratings across the local government area.
• Provide expert advice on tree health and risks in line with legislation and industry standards.
• Plan, prioritise and coordinate tree maintenance works with clear instructions to staff and contractors.
• Liaise with customers and internal teams to manage tree-related requests.
• Maintain accurate reports, records and manage work orders and inspections.
• Assist with emergency tree works and minor operational maintenance when required.

Conoscenze

Arboriculture

Tree inspections

Risk assessments

Communication skills

Report writing

Independent worker

Formazione

Diploma of Arboriculture (AQF Level 5)

Descrizione del lavoro

Shellharbour City Council is seeking an experienced Tree Inspector to support the sustainable management of our tree assets across the local government area. The role offers variety, autonomy and a positive community impact.

You will inspect trees, assess risks, advise on health and maintenance, coordinate works, prepare reports, and assist with emergencies. A Diploma of Arboriculture or progress toward it is required, with 38 hours weekly and a 9-day fortnight.