Assistant Principal Ranger

Step into a pivotal role where your expertise and leadership will steer the stewardship of Queensland's natural landscapes. As the Assistant Principal Ranger Tech Support, you'll engage in an adventure that combines the guardianship of striking ecosystems with the strategic oversight of the Northern Region's Asset Program.
You are the cornerstone, offering high-level support to the Principal Ranger and Regional Director. Your mission: to optimise resources and orchestrate the delivery of a substantial capital works program, maintenance schedules, and equipment deployment, all harmonising with legislative frameworks and strategic business plans.Job details Position status Fixed Term Temporary
Position type Full-time
Occupational group Primary Industry & Environment
Classification AO6
Workplace Location Cairns region
Job ad reference QLD/565110/24
Closing date 31-May-2024
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Job duration until 10 August 2024 with possibility of extension
Contact person Paul Beru
Contact details Phone: 0472 807 100
Access theJoin the forefront of conservation and make a real impact on Australia's natural heritage with a career in the Technical Support Team at Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships (QPWS&P). Housed under the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, this dynamic team serves a vital role in managing Queensland's breathtaking National Parks and State Forests.As a ranger within our esteemed Technical Support Team, based primarily in Cairns but extending across the Northern Region, you'll embody the spirit of the environment you strive to protect. Whether you're leading vital fire management operations, engaging in pest and visitor management, or crafting and implementing research and monitoring programs, your days will be filled with meaningful and varied tasks.Embrace a stable yet adaptable work-life balance with a schedule that typically offers five working days followed by two days off. Bear witness to the beauty of Cairns while exemplifying professionalism as the public face of the department; neat uniforms, polished presentation, and courteous interactions are the hallmarks of ourdedicated staff.Rise to the challenge of maintaining robust workplace health and safety practices, and be prepared to travel extensively, responding to the call of duty during emergencies or enjoying the serene isolation of remote area operations. We understand that equipping our rangers with the right skills is crucial. Benefit from specialised training across multiple competencies, including emergency response systems and equipment handling, setting you up for success in this vital role. If you're eager to contribute to Natural Resource Management, Park Services, or Asset Management and are ready to handle assets, oversee strategic initiatives, and audit risk mitigation projects, then this is your calling.A career as a ranger in Cairns is not just a job—it's a commitment to conservation and an adventure every day.Applications will remain current for 12 months.Further informationWe are committed to building inclusive cultures in the Queensland public sector that respect and promote and .Please ensure you download all attachments and follow the instructions on how to apply.DocumentsBefore applying for this vacancy please ensure you read the documents below.Role Description