Fauna Spotter Catcher/ Wildlife Technicians | Multiple positions

Job Description

Biodiversity Australia is a leading Environmental Management Consulting business focused on sustainable partnerships, economic management, and ecological balance. Proudly Indigenous owned, our head office is on the Gold Coast, with regional offices in the Western Downs, North Queensland, and the Northern Territory. We thrive in a fast-paced environment where no two days are the same—and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Join us and work with a team that values client success, teamwork, and integrity. About the opportunity We are seeking enthusiastic Fauna Spotter Catchers or Wildlife Technicians to join our team. We are experiencing an exciting period of growth; both in SEQ and farther afield. You will support our Fauna Unit and work on a diverse range of projects across, encompassing both Fauna Spotter Catcher and Wildlife Technician responsibilities across South East Queensland - with occasional opportunities in Northern NSW and FIFO/away work. In this role you will: Follow the directions of the Fauna Unit Business Manager to ensure projects adhere to contracted timeframes and sequences Conduct field work involving fauna spotting, wildlife handling, restraint, and safe relocation Collect and record field data through GPS mapping, photography, and environmental observations Perform habitat assessments, monitor breeding sites, and develop effective wildlife management strategies Draft environmental reports and assist with project documentation Implement vertebrate pest management techniques, including trapping and, where required, safe use of firearms and euthanasia Liaise with clients, team members, and stakeholders to uphold high safety, ethical, and environmental standards About you To be successful in this role, you will have experience on sites with a high safety standard and encompass a great safety culture. The following skills and qualifications are desirable: Experience in wildlife management, including fauna spotting, handling, and/or vertebrate pest control A relevant qualification in wildlife management, conservation, land management, or a related field is highly regarded A solid background in identifying native flora and fauna and conducting field-based data collection Experience working on sites with high safety standards; possession of a White Card is essential, with Working at Heights/EWP qualifications considered an advantage Unrestricted Car Licence and access to own reliable transport 4WD training, Vertebrate pesticide training, AQF3 Chemical Accreditation and Firearms Licence (Cat. A+B) will be highly regarded, but not essential A self-starter attitude with the ability to work independently, manage priorities, and thrive in a dynamic environment How to Apply Submit your application via SEEK using the 'APPLY NOW' button. Use your cover letter to tell us why you'll be a great fit for us, and us for you! You can learn more about us at Equal opportunity measures Biodiversity Australia is an equal opportunity employer, and we value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. We want everyone to be able to fully participate in our recruitment process, soif you require any adjustments for your application , please contact Ashley at or by calling 1300 319 954. Biodiversity Australia is proud to be a 100% Indigenous owned business and is committed to providing employment opportunities for the Indigenous community. We strongly encourage Indigenous individuals to apply and offer upskilling opportunities through our Indigenous Pathways model. The interview process will begin without delay, so please send in your application as soon as possible. Only applicants who have been short listed for an interview will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr