Join us as a Natural Resource Management Officer, working within the Vegetation Management Unit. You'll assess applications, undertake field and desktop assessments, and provide advice to landholders, stakeholders and the community on Queensland's vegetation management framework.

Our Land division are the stewards for 60% of the land in Queensland and we deliver a variety of land and property services across Queensland, including land and asset valuations; state land administration and on ground management surveying services; native title claims and compensation; Indigenous land services; vegetation management; place names; and government land acquisitions.

LANDS #deliveringforqueensland!

Natural Resource Management Officer, based in Charleville. Working within the Vegetation Management Unit, you'll help manage the state's natural resources by providing advice on Queensland's Vegetation Management Framework and supporting responsible land management outcomes. You'll join a collaborative statewide team focused on practical, customer-focused solutions.

In this role, you'll assess applications under relevant legislation, undertake field and desktop assessments, prepare reports and recommendations, and provide advice to landholders, stakeholders and other organisations. You'll contribute to vegetation management assessments, compliance activities, policy implementation, business improvement initiatives and the delivery of high-quality services that support legislative responsibilities. The position offers variety through a mix of office-based and field work, including engagement with customers across Queensland.

Success in this role will come from your ability to interpret legislation, analyse information, communicate clearly, build productive relationships and contribute positively to team outcomes.

Experience working with geographical information systems will be highly regarded.

To apply To apply for this role, you will need to submit the following documents:





- A copy of your current resume (2-3 pages recommended), detailing your previous work, voluntary or relevant experience, and the contact details for two referees who have personally observed you displaying the key duties, responsibilities and capabilities of this role.

- A brief cover letter (1-2 pages) introducing yourself to the panel and showcasing how your ‘About you' skills and capabilities will enable you to make a valuable contribution to the department.

Why work for us?

The Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development (NRMMRRD) plays a critical role in supporting Queenslanders across the state—from Cairns to Mount Isa to Warwick - by delivering strong regional outcomes, fostering local economies, and strengthening government-community partnerships. As stewards of over 60% of Queensland's land and key supporters of industries such as mining and manufacturing, our reach and impact are vast.

We are committed to putting our people first - empowering staff, celebrating success, and encouraging innovation. Our workplace is mobile, flexible, inclusive and respectful, and we are focused on growing united, capable leaders. For more information, visit: https://www.nrmmrrd.qld.gov.au/about-us/careers/who-we-are

We Offer

- Competitive superannuation and salary sacrificing options

- Adaptable working options supporting work-life balance

- Generous leave provisions across the Queensland public sector

- Professional career development and training opportunities

- Relocation assistance and provisions
- The chance to help #deliverforqld and be part of Queensland's long-term prosperity.

Benefits To learn more about the benefits of working with the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development, visit:

https://www.nrmmrrd.qld.gov.au/about-us/careers

Applications to remain current for 12 months.

Job Ad Reference: QLD/697633/26

Closing Date: Tuesday 25 August 2026

Occupational group Primary Industry & Environment

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