- Part-time permanent role (15.2 hours per week)
- $47.51 per hour +superannuation
- Enjoy a flexible work schedule, with 15.2 hours per week able to be spread across up to 3 days, including school-hour arrangements

As Environmental Health Officer, you'll deliver a broad range of environmental and public health functions across the municipality. The role includes inspections, investigations, complaint management, regulatory compliance activities, public health programs and the provision of professional advice to businesses, residents and internal stakeholders.

Working within the Environmental and Community Protection team, you'll apply your professional knowledge to assess public health risks, support regulatory outcomes, provide advice and education, and contribute to the delivery of services that promote and protect community wellbeing.

Key aspects of the role

- Diverse Environmental Health Portfolio
Undertake inspections, investigations and compliance activities related to food businesses, public health and wellbeing premises, nuisances, tobacco and onsite wastewater systems.

- Public Health Programs and Protection
Contribute to infectious disease response activities, public health initiatives, mosquito surveillance, aquatic facility monitoring and other programs designed to manage and reduce environmental health risks.

- Regulation and Compliance
Apply relevant legislation, delegated authority and professional judgement to investigate complaints, assess evidence, resolve non-compliance and support fair and consistent regulatory outcomes.

- Advice and Stakeholder Engagement
Provide clear, practical advice to residents, businesses, health professionals, government agencies and internal Council teams while building positive and productive working relationships.

What we're looking for

We're seeking a qualified Environmental Health Officer who can balance professional judgement,



customer service and regulatory responsibilities while managing a varied workload in a local government environment.

The successful candidate will bring:

- Tertiary qualification as an Environmental Health Officer.
- Eligibility for membership of a recognised environmental health skilled body.
- Previous experience as an Environmental Health Officer within local government.
- Experience across food safety, public health regulation, onsite wastewater management and environmental health investigations.
- Experience preparing and issuing regulatory documentation and supporting legal proceedings.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience using environmental health, records management and business systems.

Why join us?
At Wodonga Council, we support your growth and wellbeing with:

- Career Development – Ongoing learning, mentoring, and progression opportunities.
- Leave Entitlements – Generous and flexible leave to support work-life balance.
- Flexible Work Options – Where applicable, enjoy adaptable hours and flexible work arrangements.
- Health & Wellbeing – Access to Fitness Passport, EAP, and other wellness initiatives.

How to apply:

- Complete our online application form
Submit a brief cover letter addressing the key selection criteria
- - Upload your current resume

Prior to commencement, the successful applicant will be required to provide the following.

- A copy of a recent National Police Check (less than 3 months)
- A current driver’s licence
- Evidence of eligibility to work in Australia

The completion of a pre-employment functional assessment (paid for by the council) will also be required.

Enquiries
Team Leader Environmental Health – Hayley Carmichael – 0478 474 672 - [email protected]

Applications close: 11:59pm Sunday 8th November 2026

This position may be filled prior to the closing date if an exceptional applicant is identified.

📌 Environmental Health Officer (Wodonga)
🏢 City of Wodonga
📍 Wodonga