Rural services play a vital role in maintaining the health and productivity of rural communities. The position of Rural Services Officer is crucial in delivering effective rural services, including pest control management, stock route maintenance, and wandering stock control.
Key Responsibilities
* Maintain stock routes to ensure the free movement of livestock and minimize the risk of straying stock.
* Respond to reports of straying stock in a timely and efficient manner.
* Conduct regular inspections to detect and prevent the spread of pests and weeds.
* Hold relevant certifications, such as certification to use Fluoroacetic acid for baiting purposes, Licence in Agricultural Chemical Distribution and Control, Licence to use Firearms in Queensland, Power of Entry Certificate, and current 'C' class Queensland Drivers Licence.
Requirements
* Certification to use Fluoroacetic acid for baiting purposes is essential for effective pest control management.
* Licence in Agricultural Chemical Distribution and Control is necessary for the safe handling and application of chemicals.
* Licence to use Firearms in Queensland is required for the control of pests and weeds.
* A Power of Entry Certificate or willingness to obtain one is necessary for accessing private property.
* A current 'C' class Queensland Drivers Licence is required for the safe operation of vehicles.
Benefits
The Rural Services Officer will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic and challenging environment, making a real difference to the lives of rural communities. This role offers a range of benefits, including professional development opportunities, a supportive team environment, and the satisfaction of contributing to the well-being of rural communities.