RANGER POSITION

Published on Thursday, 1 July 2021 at 3:54:27 PM

COMMUNITY RANGER - please click HERE for the Position Description

The Shire of Boyup Brook is located within the South West Region of Western Australian.

An exciting and challenging opportunity has now arisen for a Ranger to administer the requirements of the Dog Act, Local Government Act and other legislation, regulations and local laws in line with the Shire objectives of maintaining a high standard of amenity for the community. 

This position is offered with flexible hours, minimum being 40 hours per fortnight with the option of the hours being extended if required.

The Shire is committed to provide training and support for the right person if necessary.  Other skills in Occupational Health and Safety, assisting training programs and logistical support to Bush Fire Brigades are highly desirable.

The Position Description can be obtained by clicking on the above link. Applicants are encouraged to review this document before applying for the position.  Further details can be obtained by contacting Dale Putland, Chief Executive Officer on (08) 9765 1200.

Applicants are requested to address the selection criteria in a covering letter and provide an up to date resume.  Place details in a sealed envelope marked “Private and Confidential” quoting ref no 05/CR and addressed to:

Chief Executive Officer

Shire of Boyup Brook

PO Box 2

BOYUP BROOK WA 6244

Or via email: shire@boyupbrook.wa.gov.au

no later than 4.00pm Monday 19 July 2021

 

SELECTION CRITERIA

COMMUNITY RANGER

To be considered for this position, applicants must address the below Selection Criteria.

 ESSENTIAL

  • Previous experience working as a ranger, or in animal husbandry, or as an enforcement officer.
  • Proven ability to read, understand, and apply acts and legislation.
  • You must be eligible to work in Australia.
  • Current Police Clearance & ‘C’ Class Driver’s Licence (WA)
  • Well-developed customer service skills with strong communication (written and oral) and problem-solving skills with an ability to positively influence community compliance.
  • Working knowledge of/and experience in the usage of computer systems, information technology and communications equipment.
  • Experience or willingness to work in rural environments.
  • A certificate IV in Local Government (Regulatory Services) or Certificate in Regulatory Officer Compliance skills (ROCS) 1 and 2, or Municipal Law Enforcement A&B, or working knowledge of WA Dog and Cat Act, Bush Fires Act, Litter Act, Camping Act, Local Government Act or be willing to undertake training and obtain these qualifications.

DESIRABLE

  • Previous experience in undertaking bush fire inspections and a working knowledge of Bushfire management principles and practices. Ability to support Bush Fire Brigade in training plans, logistics and public relations.
  • Practical application of Occupational Health and Safety measure and legislation in the workplace.
  • Working knowledge of Local Government Local Law principles, practices, and responsibilities.

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