Urban Forest Steward: Tree Health & Management

City of Ryde; Ryde; Vor Ort; AUD 100.000 - 119.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Rostered day off every 3 weeks

Annual performance reviews

Fitness passport membership

Health & well-being initiatives

18 weeks paid parental leave

Long Service Leave after 5 years

3 extra leave days at Christmas

Zusammenfassung

City of Ryde seeks an experienced Tree Management Officer to assess tree health on public and private land, and to maintain the Tree Register and street tree programs across the City. The role balances fieldwork with technical assessment and stakeholder engagement to support biodiversity and canopy growth.

You will work with residents, contractors and council departments to provide expert advice, respond to enquiries and help resolve complex tree-related matters while upholding relevant

Qualifikationen

• Diploma (Level 5) in Arboriculture or currently undertaking study towards it.
• Thorough knowledge of Australian Standards relating to tree work.
• Strong written communication skills.

Aufgaben

• Assess health and condition of trees on public and private land.
• Maintain Council's Tree Register and Street Tree Management Plan.
• Support Street Tree Planting Program and biodiversity initiatives.
• Provide professional arboricultural advice and ensure sustainable tree management.
• Investigate compliance issues and prepare reports and recommendations.

Kenntnisse

Tree assessment

Tree maintenance

Stakeholder engagement

Report writing

Communication

Ausbildung

Diploma (Level 5) in Arboriculture

Jobbeschreibung

City of Ryde seeks an experienced Tree Management Officer to assess tree health on public and private land, and to maintain the Tree Register and street tree programs across the City. The role balances fieldwork with technical assessment and stakeholder engagement to support biodiversity and canopy growth.

You will work with residents, contractors and council departments to provide expert advice, respond to enquiries and help resolve complex tree-related matters while upholding relevant