Ranger in Charge. Department of Natural Resources and EnvironmentTasmania. St Helens, Launceston & North East TAS. Conservation, Parks& Wildlife (Farming, Animals & Conservation). Government - State(Government & Defence). Full time. $96,584 to $101,313 pro rata, perannum + super.About the role As the Ranger in Charge you will manage the day-to-dayoperations of the St Helens Field Centre. You will support and developthe skills and potential of your team and contribute to progression ofthe regional business plan and achievement of the strategic goals.The Ranger in Charge is responsible for a small, dedicated and highlycompetent team which focuses on the management of the numerousreserves which dominate the area. This large area ranges from theChain of Lagoons in the South to Mount William National Park in theNorth.The role of Ranger in Charge is an opportunity to be member of awelcoming community managing a highly skilled team in a beautifulregion of Tasmania.Our ideal candidate has: A Diploma in Conservation and Land Managementor other qualifications deemed equivalent. Minimum of five years'experience in reserve management or equivalent. A current motorvehicle drivers licence. Proficiency in leading teams and volunteerprograms. Strong interpersonal skills. Experience with fire managementoperations. Operational management skills, including projectmanagement, resource allocation and decision making.What we offer Permanent position located in St Helens. Accessmeaningful work and a balanced lifestyle. Pursue your professionalgoals without sacrificing recreation and adventure.About the location Located in the North East coast of Tasmania, the StHelens region is scenically diverse with spectacular beaches andcoastline environments, with the hinterland characterised by dominantmountains, extensive forests and waterfalls.St Helens is the main service centre for the North East region withall main facilities present including a hospital, supermarkets andschools which contribute to the 'family friendly' nature of thisposition.Renowned for its mild climate year-round, St Helens is known as one ofthe premiere holiday destinations in Tasmania.Experience the very best work-life balance as you access yourfavourite recreational pursuits along the pristine beaches lining thecoastline, with the Bay of Fires at its heart. Ride the world-classmountain bike network, go fishing, surf, explore the many bushwalkingtrails, or engage in other nature-based activities all within yourreach!About us The Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania(NRE Tas) is committed to our vision of "building a sustainableTasmania" where our natural resources, cultural values andenvironment are recognised and used sustainably to support our futureprosperity. We take pride in fostering a workplace where diversity iscelebrated, inclusivity is embraced and safety is paramount. We striveto create an environment where every individual feels respected,valued and empowered to bring their authentic selves to work.We understand that work-life balance is essential for personal andprofessional success. That's why we offer flexible work options andare dedicated to making workplace adjustments that empower individualsto fully engage and excel in their roles. If you require anyreasonable adjustments during your recruitment process, please let usknow.Review the Statement of Duties. Upload your Short Form Applicationwhich is a 1-2 page covering letter outlining your experience, skillsand knowledge as they relate to the Statement of Duties. Attach a copyof your current Resumé/CV. Refer to the Advice to Applicants documentfor further information.Closing Date. Applications close on Sunday 5 May 2024 at 11:55pm(AEST).Please contact, Jayne Cooper, Parks and Reserves Manager (CentralNorth).An Important Announcement from (jobscoin.com) for jobs seekers andemployers.Do not pay any type of payment to get the job or hire someone. We arejust sharing jobs from multiple sources and we are not responsible forany type of scam.
