13 Oct
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Capricornia Catchments
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Rockhampton
13 Oct
Capricornia Catchments
Rockhampton
Job Description
Conservation & Ecosystem Management Traineeship n
Capricornia Catchments – North Rockhampton QLD
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Capricornia Catchments – 24 Week Paid Traineeship
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Capricornia Catchments is seeking motivated, environmentally minded individuals to join our
Conservation & Ecosystem Management Traineeship
program.
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This is a
24-week, full-time, paid traineeship
where you'll gain nationally recognised qualifications while working on real-world environmental restoration projects across the Capricorn Coast, Rockhampton, and surrounding regions.
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Capricornia Catchments – 24 Week Paid Traineeship
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Capricornia Catchments is seeking motivated, environmentally minded individuals to join our
Conservation & Ecosystem Management Traineeship
program.
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This is a
24-week, full-time, paid traineeship
where you'll gain nationally recognised qualifications while working on real-world environmental restoration projects across the Capricorn Coast, Rockhampton, and surrounding regions.
What You'll Gain n
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Successful applicants will complete:
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Certificate I in Conservation & Ecosystem Management (AHC*****)
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Construction White Card (CPCCWHS****)
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Operate and Maintain Chainsaws (AHCMOM213)
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First Aid & CPR (HLTAID011)
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ACDC Agricultural Chemicals Licence
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Biosecurity Vehicle Washdown Certificate (AHCBIO203)
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Working with Children Blue Card if eligible
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Applicants must be 15+ years of age and not enrolled in school to be eligible for this traineeship
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This program is designed to build practical, job-ready skills for those looking to enter the environmental, land management, or conservation industries.
Real Projects. Real Impact. n
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Trainees gain hands‐on experience working on meaningful projects, previous trainees have worked on projects such as:
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Duthie park restoration site
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Lyle Albert Dobbs park restoration site
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Mt Archer revegetation project
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Various beaches including Lammermoor Beach and Kemp Beach rehabilitation works
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Oxford Road Creek rehabilitation
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Moores Creek revegetation
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Beach clean‐ups and coastal fencing projects
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Supporting the Capricorn Caves forest revegetation project
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Supporting Konomie Islands revegetation efforts
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Planting for fish habitat improvement and erosion control at Mt Morgan Dam
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You won't just be studying — you'll be actively restoring local ecosystems and contributing to lasting environmental outcomes.
What a Typical Fortnight Looks Like n
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On-site practical work
across bushland and community restoration sites
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Activities may include planting native species, weed control, fencing, erosion control, rubbish removal and habitat improvement works
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Approximately one day per fortnight in classroom training
, covering theory, safety, chemical use, plant identification and industry knowledge
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Work days and hours are Monday to Friday 6.30am-2.30pm
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This balance ensures you develop both hands‐on skills and the knowledge required to succeed in the field.
We're Looking For People Who Are: n
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Reliable and motivated
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Passionate about the setting
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Physically fit and comfortable working outdoors
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Willing to learn and work as part of a team
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Interested in future employment in conservation, land management or environmental services
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There are
12 positions available
for this intake.
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Please include a cover letter to tell us about yourself.
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If you're ready to earn while you learn and build a career making a real environmental difference in your own community, we encourage you to apply.
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This training is proudly funded by the Queensland Government through its Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.
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📌 Conservation & Ecosystem Management Traineeship (Rockhampton)
🏢 Capricornia Catchments
📍 Rockhampton