Waterways & Riparian Restoration Technician

Central Coast Council NSW; Gosford; On-site; AUD 71,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9 day fortnight

12% superannuation

$20.29 per week working allowance

Job summary

Central Coast Council NSW seeks a Catchment Maintenance Officer to support environmental sustainability of waterways and catchments around the Central Coast, focusing on restoring riparian and aquatic ecosystems and SQIDs to improve water quality.

Reporting to the Team Leader Environmental Infrastructure Catchments, you will ensure quality standards are achieved and provide value to the community, including maintaining native vegetation and natural systems for current and future generations.

Qualifications

• Certificate III qualification in Applied Science, Conservation Land Management, Bush Regeneration or related field OR solid contemporary experience in a similar role
• Valid Construction General Induction Card - NSW SafeWork or equivalent
• Experience in operations of natural areas management and restoration (SQIDs, wetlands, river/stream processes, riparian rehabilitation)
• Experience in minor construction works
• Experience interpreting work plans, drawings, designs, specs; with admin, scheduling and delivery of operational work programs

Responsibilities

• Assist with environmental sustainability of waterways and catchments; maintain riparian and aquatic ecosystems; work with SQIDs and stormwater devices
• Support to ensure quality standards are met and benefits to community and environment
• Provide quality customer service and value to the community

Job description

Central Coast Council NSW seeks a Catchment Maintenance Officer to support environmental sustainability of waterways and catchments around the Central Coast, focusing on restoring riparian and aquatic ecosystems and SQIDs to improve water quality.

Reporting to the Team Leader Environmental Infrastructure Catchments, you will ensure quality standards are achieved and provide value to the community, including maintaining native vegetation and natural systems for current and future generations.