A great lifestyle in a treasured environment, this is life at PSC!The opportunityAs a recently created additional position, the Capital Works Project Support team are seeking a Project Support Environmental Officer to focus specifically around the provision of high level advice and expertise in the areas of environmental impact, assessment, compliance and management.As Project Support Environmental Officer, you’ll be responsible for coordinating, developing and completing Council’s environmental impact assessments, environmental compliance documentation and approvals, and associated permit documentation for Council’s Capital Works projects in a manner consistent with Council’s Environmental Management system and statutory requirements.This is a temporary contract opportunity – for up to two years duration - working full-time 35 hours / week + access to a flexible working arrangementBase Salary Range: $84,031 to $98,860 pa based on 35 hours / week + 11.5% superannuation + $18,619.19 motor vehicle allowance + $2,312 retention allowance. Please note that this salary range is likely to be subject to an annual increase from 01/07/2025.You will be working from PSC Administration Building, Raymond TerraceSome of the key responsibilities within this role are listed below however you can view the full list here – view the position description.Provide advice on Council’s Capital Works projects in respect to environmental assessment and management issues and compliance with regard to environmental sustainability, biodiversity, water, landform and soils, heritage, noise and vibration, air quality, waste management and amenityProvide advice on preparation of project briefs and project scope of works agreements, and where required supervise and manage consultants and contractors engaged to perform environmental services for Capital WorksLiaise with, and manage, key stakeholders to ensure the suitability of environmental impact assessments with relevant legislation and policies, accepted industry standards, specifications and client and customer requestsWe’re all about putting the right people, in the right role! Here’s what we’re looking for:A degree qualification in Natural Resource Management, Environmental Science, Environmental Health or demonstrated equivalentDemonstrated knowledge of legislation relevant to the position, including Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, Biodiversity Conservation Act, Local Government Act, Heritage Act, National Parks and Wildlife Act, Protection of Environmental Operations Act, NSW State Environmental Planning Policies (Coastal Management), and other relevant statutory requirementsDemonstrated experience in the preparation and review of environmental impact assessment documentation under relevant legislationThis is life at PSC!Work/Life balance with generous leave entitlements, flexible work options and leave in lieuConfidential support (including mental health) through our employee assistance programAward winning health and wellbeing program PSCare, Workers Health Initiative with access to a broad range of gyms in the area, and discounted health insuranceFree parking on site and a convenient local shopping centreCoffee and food to keep you sustained at our on-site caféAnd lots more…Enough about us, we want to hear about you! So tell us about…Why you want this role and how it aligns with your career goals?Ready to Apply? Here’s what you need to knowApplications Close: Midnight, Sunday, 18 May 2025C ontact: Barry Gentle, Project Support Team Leader, on 0416 147 862For information on our recruitment process, and what we look for in an application, please visit our Careers page on our website for ‘How to Apply’To complete your online application, you will be asked to upload a copy of your resume and provide responses to questions which are based on the criteria listed in the Position Description and our organisation ValuesWe’re a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer – we commit to respond to every applicantWe’ve partnered with the Veterans Employment Program to support veterans finding suitable, sustainable and meaningful employmentPort Stephens Council adheres to the principles of a child safe organisation and supports children and young people having a safe and welcoming experience in our community, accessing our facilities, and in our careWe acknowledge the Worimi as the original Custodians and inhabitants of Port Stephens. May we walk the road to tomorrow with mutual respect and admiration as we care for the beautiful land and waterways together
#J-18808-Ljbffr