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| Banana Shire Council currently have several job opportunities available. In addition to conditions that are the envy of the private sector, they offer:
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| Join Cairns Regional Council’s Water Services team and work on one of the region’s most critical assets – our clean drinking water network servicing 160,000+ residents. With 3,300km of water mains, 68+ reservoirs and 49+ pump stations, we keep Cairns flowing – and we’re growing our team. We’re looking for Water Reticulation Plumbers and Smart Water Meter Plumbers. Open advertisement – applications will be reviewed as received. Theatre Technician Casual Pool We’re looking for technically capable, customer-focused professionals with a strong background in live production and a passion for the performing arts. You’ll bring hands-on experience across theatre audio, lighting, vision, mechanical and/or staging systems, along with a solid understanding of WH\&S principles in a live performance environment. You enjoy working as part of a collaborative team, take pride in maintaining high production standards, and are confident liaising with clients to deliver smooth, well-managed events. Open Advertisement – No Close Date. Applications will be kept for 3-6 months As an Inner City Gardener, you will play a key part in maintaining and enhancing the presentation of nominated Council venues. You will ensure each venue meets its required star rating through efficient and high-quality maintenance, all while working within budget guidelines. This role also involves delivering exceptional customer service to both internal and external stakeholders in line with the high standards set by City Venues. Whether you are tending gardens or supporting event operations, you will contribute to creating clean, safe, and welcoming spaces for our community. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking a reliable and practical team player with experience in irrigation maintenance and installation, or relevant trade-based construction work. You’ll bring a strong customer service mindset and the ability to work effectively with minimal supervision, both independently and as part of a team. You’ll have good communication skills, basic organisational ability and confidence working in a high‑profile public environment. A current C Class Driver Licence and White Card are essential, along with formal qualifications aligned to the role or demonstrated equivalent experience. Desirable qualifications include an MR licence (or willingness to obtain), a Restricted Plumber’s Licence, and experience operating irrigation controllers (9v and mains-powered). Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking an experienced and reliable plumber who enjoys working outdoors and takes pride in delivering quality outcomes with minimal supervision. You’ll bring strong technical skills across plumbing and irrigation water supply works, along with a safety‑focused approach and the physical capability to carry out site‑based tasks. You’ll hold a Certificate III in Plumbing/Drainage, a current driver licence (up to 3‑tonne capacity), and an endorsed Backflow certificate. Strong communication skills are important, as you’ll work closely with internal teams and contribute to accurate record‑keeping. Experience using mobile devices or tablets in the field is desirable, along with a flexible attitude to after‑hours work as required. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm Community Development Officer - First Peoples (Identified) We’re looking for an experienced and culturally capable professional with a strong understanding of reconciliation and contemporary issues affecting First Peoples. You’ll bring demonstrated experience working closely with First Peoples communities, organisations and Traditional Owner groups, along with the ability to provide high‑level advice in complex and sometimes sensitive environments. Your background will include community development, policy or social planning, with well‑developed research, writing, facilitation and relationship‑building skills. You’ll be comfortable working strategically within a local government context, navigating diverse stakeholder interests, and contributing to practical, meaningful outcomes aligned to Council’s Corporate Plan and reconciliation objectives. Relevant tertiary qualifications or equivalent experience, a current Queensland driver’s licence and a Working with Children Check or the ability to obtain are essential. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking motivated and curious civil engineering graduates who are ready to apply their technical knowledge in a practical, local government environment. You’ll have recently completed (or be close to completing) a Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering recognised by Engineers Australia and be eligible for Graduate membership. You enjoy problem‑solving, can think analytically, and are keen to learn from experienced engineers across a range of disciplines including transport, water & wastewater and stormwater & waterways. Strong communication skills, good organisation, and the ability to work collaboratively in a team are essential, along with a genuine interest in community infrastructure and continuous professional development. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11.30pm You’re a people-focused professional who enjoys helping others and takes pride in delivering great customer service. You have strong literacy, numeracy and digital skills, with the confidence to assist customers using computers, devices and online resources. Organised and adaptable, you can prioritise tasks, follow procedures and work effectively in a fast‑paced, team-based environment. You communicate clearly and positively, enjoy working with a diverse community, and are flexible to work within a roster that may include evenings and weekends. A background in libraries, customer[1]facing roles or community programs—particularly with children or early years—is desirable. You’ll also hold (or be willing to obtain) the required qualifications, including a current Queensland Driver Licence and Blue Card. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11.30pm Disaster Recovery Funding Agreements Project Coordinator We’re seeking an experienced and detail-driven professional to provide high-level project management, accounting and procurement support across Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) projects. You’ll bring a solid understanding of funding compliance, financial management and procurement governance within a local government or similar environment, along with the confidence to work with senior leaders and external agencies. With strong analytical skills and a collaborative approach, you’ll play a key role in ensuring projects are delivered within budget, meet eligibility requirements and comply with legislative, funding and audit standards. This role suits someone who enjoys working across technical detail and stakeholder engagement, thrives in complex environments and is committed to continuous improvement and quality outcomes. Applications close Monday 4 May at 11:30pm Help keep our parks, gardens and public spaces looking their best! We’re looking for a motivated and safety‑focused Labourer to join our Parks & Open Spaces team, carrying out a variety of hands-on horticultural and labouring tasks that support well‑maintained, safe and attractive community spaces. Applications close Monday 4 May 2026 at 11.30pm Assets/Contracts & Admin Officer This role provides high-quality administrative, procurement and budgetary support to the Executive Manager Information & Technology Services and the I&TS Leadership Team, helping ensure the smooth delivery of technology services across the organisation. You are a trusted, detail-driven professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and takes pride in enabling high performing teams to succeed. You build strong, collaborative relationships across leadership, stakeholders, and vendors, and play a key role in delivering strategic and operational outcomes for the branch. Applications close Sunday 10 May at 11:30pm As a Natural Assets Ranger, you will enjoy undertaking a diverse range of tasks, ensuring that no two days are ever the same! Works undertaken by the Natural Assets Management Team are spread across the region from Waugh’s Pocket in the South to Ellis Beach in the North. Your role is focused on pest plant and animal management along with seasonal fire management, revegetation and native wildlife activities. You will liaise and assist in working with the community in a range of land management practices for a variety of issues impacting the natural environment and our community. This opportunity is ideally suited to someone looking to build a long-term career in the Natural Assets Team. We offer ongoing training and development, a strong team culture, and a stable environment where you can grow and make a meaningful impact in our region. Applications close Sunday 10 May at 11:30pm Libraries Business Development Officer Are you an organised, solutions‑focused professional who loves improving systems, supporting great customer outcomes and keeping complex work running smoothly? Join our Libraries team and play a key role in strengthening service delivery, business operations and project outcomes across a dynamic, community‑focused environment. Applications close Sunday 10 May 2026 at 11.30pm We’re looking for an experienced and motivated Land Protection Officer to lead day‑to‑day operational activities focused on natural area regeneration and pest plant and animal control, while supporting staff, volunteers and the wider community to achieve high‑quality environmental outcomes. Applications close Sunday 17 May 2026 at 11.30pm As the Schedule Planner, you will provide critical scheduling, forecasting and reporting support to ensure water infrastructure projects are delivered efficiently, on time and within budget. You’ll play a central role in aligning operational priorities with capital works programs, while identifying risks and driving continuous improvement. This is your opportunity to contribute to vital infrastructure projects that directly impact the community, while working collaboratively with Coordinators, Team Leaders and Project Managers across Council. Applications close Sunday 17 May 2026 at 11:30pm AEST You’re an organised and collaborative professional with experience supporting infrastructure projects within a medium to large organisation, ideally in a government or regulated environment. You bring a solid understanding of procurement and contract administration, are confident working with project and purchasing systems, and enjoy supporting multiple stakeholders to keep projects on track. With strong communication and customer service skills, you take pride in accurate recordkeeping, meeting coordination and producing clear documentation. Applications close Sunday 24 May at 11:30pm |
 | Charters Towers Regional Council currently has a range of job opportunities available across various departments. Located in the heart of North Queensland, Charters Towers offers a unique blend of rich heritage, vibrant community spirit, and modern regional living. Working with Council means being part of a team that values innovation, community service, and professional growth. Whether you're looking to advance your career in finance, trades, administration, or community services, there’s a role for you here. Join the team and enjoy the benefits of regional life, with short commutes, affordable housing, a relaxed lifestyle, and a strong sense of community, in a region where “community comes first”, and the people truly make the difference. Under general direction, this position contributes to the operational objectives of the financial, managerial and asset accounting functions of Council’s Finance Section by undertaking a range of accounting and financial activities. This position provides financial, accounting advice and support to internal service Managers and Senior Officers within the Council to ensure accurate internal and external reporting of Council’s financial performance and appropriate Financial Asset Management. Applications open until filled Under broad direction, this position is responsible for leading and coordinating project governance activities within the Program Management Office (PMO). The role provides specialist advice to senior management, drives continuous improvement of project management frameworks, and oversees the development and delivery of complex, multi-disciplinary projects and funding initiatives across the full project lifecycle. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at 11:59pm Under limited direction, the Executive Services Manager is responsible for the provision and delivery of high-level multifunctional advice and management of executive administration services, media and communications governance and compliance and risk functions of Council. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at 11:59pm |
| Water Treatment Plant Operator Take charge of Croydon’s Water Treatment Plant and ensure safe, reliable water for the community. This is a hands on role where your technical expertise directly supports essential services.
Applications close Monday 4 May The Educator plays an important role in delivering high-quality care and education to children, supporting their development in a safe, welcoming and engaging environment. Working closely with the Centre Director and team, you will contribute to the delivery of programs aligned with the National Quality Framework while building positive relationships with children, families and the wider community. This role is suited to someone who is passionate about early childhood education, values connection and is committed to supporting children’s wellbeing and learning outcomes. Applications close Thursday 7 May Records and Administration Officer Croydon Shire Council is seeking a well-organised and proactive Records and Administration Officer to manage Council’s records and information systems, while delivering high-level customer service and administrative support. This is a key frontline role involving reception duties, document management, and community services through the Queensland Government Agent Program (QGAP). If you have strong attention to detail, enjoy a structured work environment, and are passionate about service excellence—we’d love to hear from you. Applications close Monday 11 May at 5pm |
| Douglas Shire Council is seeking a Senior Library Officer. This position will provide support to the Team Leader Library, assist in development and training of Library Officers, systems, policies and procedures. Performing a range of work tasks to ensure the delivery of high-quality library services to the community. Applications close Friday 1 May at 5:00pm Cultural Partnership Officer (Maximum Term to June 2028) This position leads the coordination and delivery of Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan, ensuring alignment with the requirements and timelines set by Reconciliation Australia. In this role, you will support and collaborate with the Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group and Reconciliation Advisory Committee, while working closely with internal teams and the broader community to plan and deliver initiatives that strengthen arts, place-making, and cultural participation. Applications close Friday 8 May 2026 at 5pm Customer Service Officer (Maximum Term until June 2027) The purpose of this role is to support the efficiency and overall performance of the Customer Services Team in achieving its operational goals and objectives, while consistently delivering exceptional customer service by engaging with customers in a professional, courteous, and friendly manner at all times. Applications close Monday 11 April at 5:00pm |
| In this diverse, hands-on role, you’ll deliver expert electrical, maintenance, programming and SCADA support across our water and wastewater facilities, helping ensure safe, reliable services for our communities. Working across a range of operational sites, you’ll enjoy variety, autonomy and the opportunity to apply your technical expertise to real-world, high-impact systems. If you thrive in a safety-focused environment, enjoy problem-solving and are ready for a role that combines technical challenge with genuine community benefit, we’d love to hear from you. Applications close Monday 4 May 5pm Property Officer Applications close Thursday 7 May 5pm School Based Apprentice Parks and Recreation If you’re still at school and keen to get a head start on your career, this is your chance to earn while you learn and build real, hands-on skills with Isaac Regional Council. The School-Based Apprentice Parks and Recreation position sits within our Parks and Recreation Department. This role is designed to support students currently completing high school, giving you the chance to work outdoors, learn from experienced team members and begin your Certificate III in Parks and Gardens while finishing your studies. This opportunity is based in either Clermont or Moranbah, giving you the chance to work within your local community. Applications close Sunday 10 May 5pm Join Isaac Regional Council as a qualified Plumber and play a key role in delivering essential plumbing, water and waste reticulation services across the region. Based in Middlemount, this hands-on role supports the operation and maintenance of Council facilities, treatment plants and critical infrastructure. You’ll carry out maintenance and repairs, perform scheduled works, undertake meter readings, and provide guidance to apprentice plumbers, all while ensuring safety, compliance and high-quality service to the community. Application close Sunday 31 May 5pm The Electrician is responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems across council assets. Working as part of a skilled team, you will help ensure electrical infrastructure is safe, reliable and compliant with relevant standards. This role plays an important part in supporting essential services that the community relies on every day. Applications close Sunday 31 May at 5pm Isaac Regional Council is seeking expressions of interests for motivated Plant Operators to join our Infrastructure Services teams and help deliver essential services across the Isaac Region (Clermont, Moranbah, Nebo, Dysart, Middlemount, Glenden or St Lawrence). As a Plant Operator, you’ll be at the heart of Council operations; supporting the coordination, delivery, and maintenance of critical services. You’ll operate and maintain a range of vehicles, plant, and equipment, contributing directly to the safe and efficient delivery of infrastructure projects across the region. Your efforts will directly contribute to improving local roads, infrastructure, and services that residents rely on every day. This is an open advertisement – no close date. Applications will be kept for up to 6 months. The People and Capability team will reach out to you directly should your application progress. Isaac Regional Council is seeking expressions of interest for motivated Labourers to join either our Infrastructure and Roads team or our Parks and Recreation team and help deliver essential services across the Isaac Region (Clermont, Moranbah, Nebo, Dysart, Middlemount, Glenden, St Lawrence). As a Labourer (Infrastructure and Roads), you’ll be part of a practice, hardworking team undertaking essential construction and maintenance works. Your efforts will directly contribute to improving local roads, infrastructure, and services that residents rely on every day. This is an open advertisement – no close date. Applications will be kept for up to 6 months. The People and Capability team will reach out to you directly should your application progress. |
| Lockyer Valley Regional Council is currently seeking applications from enthusiastic and motivated individuals to fill the Governance Officer position within our Governance and Property Team. This position provides high-level governance advice, research and investigative support to the organisation, with a particular focus on insurance, third party claims and complaints management. This position supports the Principal Governance and Property with the effective delivery of Council’s governance functions in accordance with legislative requirements and contributes to continuous improvement through business process review and the development and implement of Council’s governance program. Applications close Tuesday 12 May at 5:00pm Principal Infrastructure Planning & Asset Management Lockyer Valley Regional Council is seeking applications from dynamic, innovative and experienced individuals to fill the full time, contract position of Principal Infrastructure Planning and Asset Management in our Infrastructure Design and Asset Management Team. This purpose of this position is to build and lead an efficient and effective high performing team, accountable for optimising the Infrastructure Planning, Governance of capital investment and Infrastructure life cycle management of infrastructure assets. Delivery of responsibilities is in line with strategic plan objectives, to achieve the lowest lifecycle costs and maximise benefits to the community, coordinate and undertake the development and ongoing maintenance of Council’s asset registers (physical, financial and geospatial), coordinate and undertake the development and ongoing refinement of Council’s Asset Management Plans and Strategic Asset Management requirements, and coordinate and undertake the investigation, review and preparation of reports addressing issues and complaints associated with roads, drainage, traffic management, and other infrastructure as required. Applications close Monday 25 May at 5.00pm |
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| Maranoa Regional Council services an area of 58,834.5 square kilometres with a population of 13,800 residents. Located in rural south-west Queensland approximately 480 kilometres west of Brisbane, the Maranoa region is one of Queensland's most dynamic regional communities and is a gateway to the outback. With multiple worksite locations, Council has a diverse range of career opportunities throughout the organisation; applications are welcomed for the following advertised positions on our Careers website: |
| The Facilities Officer supports the Coordinator Facilities in the efficient planning, coordination and delivery of operational, maintenance and renewal programs across Council’s facilities portfolio, including buildings, depots, community facilities, aquatic facilities and aerodromes. The role is responsible for coordinating statutory compliance, managing contractors, maintaining accurate asset data and ensuring facilities are safe, functional and aligned with operational requirements. Applications close Sunday 3 May As a key member of our Facilities team, the Facilities Tradesperson is responsible for completing day-to-day maintenance activities for Council-owned buildings, facilities and other structures within the Shire. In this role, you will apply your trade knowledge and skills to complete a variety of reactive and planned maintenance activities and regular inspections to ensure that Council facilities remain in a safe and serviceable condition. Tiling, painting, plastering, joinery and minor renovations could all be in a day’s work in this role. The position involves physically demanding work in a hot and humid climate on a daily basis and is required to assist with after-hours work and be part of an on-call support roster for the Facilities section. Applications close Sunday 3 May |
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| 2026 University Student Opportunities If you’re studying in 2026, this could be your chance to learn, grow and make an impact. Kickstart your career while you study and get paid to help build Australia’s newest city! General Manager Corporate Communications and Engagement Newly created executive level role reporting direct to the CEO, driving the integral corporate communications and engagement function for Australia's 3rd largest council. Applications close Sunday 3 May Planner - Development Services Be part of a team responsible for assessing development applications and providing planning advice that supports well‑designed, sustainable and community‑focused outcomes. Applications Close Monday 4 May New role - bring your specialist expertise to support the effective management of sensitive environmental components across Council’s complex, multi‑disciplinary infrastructure projects. Applications Close Tuesday 5 May Public Utility Plant Specialist Step into a newly created role & put your expertise at the centre of Council’s most complex and high‑impact infrastructure projects. Applications Close Tuesday 5 May Stakeholder Engagement Specialist Lead Newly created role in our Project Delivery team - leading the planning and delivery of stakeholder and community engagement to support our major and high-profile capital works projects. Applications Close Tuesday 5 May Undertake allocated planning activities/ tasks to support the delivery of strategic planning projects. Applications Close Tuesday 5 May Disaster Management Program Officer Coordinate disaster management training and exercises as well as helping to deliver disaster management outcomes and promote community safety and resilience. Applications Close Sunday 10 May Coordinator Integrated Transport Engineering Lead and manage Council’s transport, civil, structural and electrical engineering teams which are responsible for the engineering design Applications Close Sunday 10 May Senior Engineer (Construction) - Development Services Provide specialist expertise and direction to ensure development construction works, particularly transport and stormwater infrastructure, are delivered in compliance with development approvals, Council standards, and community expectations. Applications Close Monday 11 May |
| Quilpie Shire Council has adopted a record-breaking $154.8M budget for 2025/26 and has multiple employment opportunities to join our team and be a part of executing it. Quilpie Shire offers a truly unique rural lifestyle, blending the charm of wide-open spaces with the convenience of modern amenities. We continually strive for excellence and a career with Quilpie Shire Council is guaranteed to include a lifestyle where you can actively shape the future with meaningful contributions – for the community, yourself and your family. |
| Fitzroy River Water is on the lookout for a proactive, hands-on Team Leader to deliver critical water and wastewater projects across the region. If you have built a career in plumbing, drainage, pipelaying or civil construction, and you’re ready to step into a leadership role that makes a real impact in the community, we want to hear from you! A trade qualification is desirable (not essential), but what matter most is your practical experience, problem-solving attitude and commitment to quality work. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Senior Purchasing Compliance Officer Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking an experienced and motivated Senior Purchasing Compliance Officer to take the lead in strengthening our procurement governance and ensuring our purchasing activities are transparent, compliant, and delivering genuine value to our community. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Team Leader – Traffic Controller Be the leader behind safer sites! We’re looking for a proactive Traffic Control Team Leader to join our civil team and lead from the front. You’ll support the Supervisor, coordinate traffic crews, manage site safety, and keep works running smoothly. This is a hands-on, outdoor role with varied work, a great team culture, and the chance to make a real impact on major civil projects every day. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Ready for a new role where every day is different? We’re on the lookout for motivated Traffic Controllers to join out civil team and be right in the action. From pre-site checks to supporting construction crews, you’ll play a key role in protecting the public and your teammates. This hands-on, outdoor role where you’ll work on important civil projects, be part of a tight-knit crew, and make a real impact every single day. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Are you looking for an exciting role where you are out in the community everyday making a difference and where no two days are the same? If so, stop searching and apply now! Council is seeking fixed term team members to join their passionate and dedicated Local Laws team. This is a varied, community-focused role where no two days are the same. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Your next opportunity starts here! Our Urban Operations team is looking for a motivated Labourer to help deliver projects across the Rockhampton Region. You’ll be hands-on with civil maintenance crews doing tasks like pipe laying, concreting, line marking and general labouring – no two days are the same! Join our supportive team, build valuable skills, and play a real part in shaping the future of our community. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Are you an enthusiastic individual with a knack for hands-on work and experience in civil construction? Are you eager to take your skills to the next level and grow in a supportive environment? Our Rural Operations team is searching for an individual who is reliable, hardworking and able to follow work plans and directions on site. If this sounds like you, apply now! Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Bring your energy, hands-on skills and love of the outdoors to a role where no two days look the same. This position take you across the region on a variety of projects, tackling diverse labouring tasks that support the construction and maintenance of essential water and sewerage services for Fitzroy River Water. From concreting to mowing, machinery operation and using a range of tools, you’ll be right in the action – helping deliver the infrastructure that keeps communities running. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Be part of the team that builds and maintains what matters. You’ll perform a wide range of labouring tasks supporting Council’s Urban Operations, including pipe installation, road repairs, concreting, and operating vehicles, and tools. Working within a multi-skilled team, you’ll help build and maintain Council assets to required standards, with a strong focus on safety and quality. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Trainee Treatment Plant Operator Fitzroy River Water has an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual to join their team as a Treatment Plant Operator Trainee to study towards a Certificate III in Water Industry Treatment which has a 24-month nominal study term. With hands-on mentoring from qualified staff, you will learn how to monitor and analyse water and/or sewage treatment plant processes and the status of other key water and sewerage system assets. Council is committed to providing progression opportunities during the traineeship. This progression is based on the trainee’s completion of required modules and development of practical skills within the required timeframe. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Maintenance and Livestock Specialist As the Maintenance and Livestock Specialist at the Rockhampton Heritage Village, you’ll play a hands-on role in bringing our unique cultural tourism experience to life. Working as part of the Heritage Services team, you’ll help care for a variety of livestock, support the daily operation of the Village, and maintain the grounds, facilities and heritage spaces that make our site so special. Every day will bring variety, from caring for horses and other livestock, preparing displays, and interacting with visitors, to operating plant and equipment, assisting with events, and maintaining our heritage precinct. You’ll also work closely with volunteers, providing guidance and supporting their involvement across the Village. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Assistant Materials Officer / Assistant Stores Person An opportunity has become available for a driven and reliable individual to join the Procurement and Logistics team. The Assistant Materials Officer will assist co-workers in the daily logistics and inventory management operations of the materials centre. Your communication skills will allow you to successfully engage with internal customers on product options and alternatives relevant to their operations. Your knowledge of procedures, statutory requirements and applicable standards in relation to purchasing, inventory and warehouse operations will ensure your success in the role. If you are a driven and customer-focused individual who has experience in a purchasing and warehouse environment, then this is the position for you! This position is primarily based in Gracemere however may be required to work at our store’s locations at Fitzroy River Water or Dooley Street Depot in Rockhampton. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at MidnightAirport Reporting / Works Safety Officer / Maintenance Officer Rockhampton Airport is ready for takeoff with an exciting opportunity for an Airport Reporting / Works Safety / Maintenance Officer to join the crew! In this role, you’ll be the eyes on the runway, responsible for inspecting, monitoring, reporting, and maintaining the aeronautical safety and security facilities that keep our airport flying high. You’ll navigate the dynamic airside environment, gaining hands-on experience in critical operations such as emergency response, wildlife hazard mitigation, and incident management. Think of it as your chance to be part of the team that ensures every journey starts and ends safely. If you’re ready to chart a course for a career that combines precision, safety, and the thrill of aviation, this is your boarding call! It is an ongoing condition of employment for this position to meet the necessary requirements to qualify for an Aviation Security Identity Card (ASIC) which includes Australian Citizenship and Police Background Checks (arranged by Council). Applicants must also satisfy the requirements of the Rockhampton Airport Drug and Alcohol Management Plan. Applicants must also have the ability to acquire and retain a Queensland Firearms Licence (Category A, B, C and H); Senior First Aid Certificate and Aircraft Radiotelephone Operator Certificate of Proficiency. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at Midnight Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking a high-performing and experienced professional to join Council in the role of Coordinator Fleet Services. This position is responsible for the strategic and operational management of Council’s fleet and workshop operations, ensuring safe, compliant and cost-effective service delivery across the organisation. As a key member of Fleet and Facilities Leadership Team, you will provide specialist professional advice, analysis and support to senior leaders while leading the Fleet Services Unit to deliver best-practice fleet management outcomes. You will oversee fleet renewal, maintenance programs, external service contracts and budgets, while continuously driving improvement and innovation in fleet operations. As a proactive and commercially minded leader, you will balance operational efficiency, legislative compliance and customer service expectations while fostering strong working relationships with staff, suppliers and stakeholders. Your leadership style will promote safety, accountability, teamwork and continuous improvement. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at Midnight Are you an experienced Roller Operator? Join our Gracemere Civil Operations team! We’re looking for a motivated Roller operator with civil construction experience in a rural setting. Your days will be hands-on, helping build and maintain vital road infrastructure while tackling tasks like concreting, pipe laying, level checks and bitumen work. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at Midnight Are you read to take the lead and make a real impact? Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking an experienced Team Leader to guide a small crew delivering maintenance projects across the region. If you enjoy responsibility, working outdoors, and seeing results, this is a rewarding opportunity to take the next step in your leadership journey and contribute to your community. Apply now and help shape our local infrastructure. Applications close Monday 11 May 2026 at Midnight Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking a motivated Gardener to become part of our Parks Operations team in Gracemere. In this role, you’ll help keep our parks, gardens, and open spaces looking their best. From mowing and planting to irrigation and equipment upkeep, you’ll play an important part in creating safe, attractive, and welcoming spaces for the community to enjoy. Working closely with the Team Leader, you’ll contribute to delivering high quality horticultural services that make a real difference. This is a hands-on outdoor position where your practical skills, teamwork, and commitment to great service will shine. If you enjoy working in nature and take pride in maintaining beautiful spaces, this is the role for you. Applications close Monday 11 May at Midnight. Are you looking for a rewarding career close to home? Excited to make a positive impact in your local community? Eager for variety in your daily work? We’re hiring a qualified Fitter & Turner with welding/fabrication skills to keep our Council assets in top condition. This role covers a wide range of maintenance and repair tasks on both fixed and mobile equipment, including earthmoving machinery, pumps, combustion engines, landscaping gear, street-sweeping vehicles, and structures. If you’re passionate about delivering quality work and want to be part of an organisation that provides variety in your day, values work-life balance and safety in a modern workshop, we’d love to hear from you. Join us and make a difference in your community every day! Applications close Monday 18 May at midnight Labourer Playground Maintenance Fleet and Facilities are seeking an experienced labourer with knowledge of the maintenance and installation of playground equipment to join their team on a permanent full time basis. In this role you will be responsible for the maintenance and safety of Council’s playground assets across open spaces. Working as park of a multi-disciplined team, you will carry out playground installation, maintenance and inspection activities in line with asset management plans and Australian Standards. The role also includes general labouring duties such as waste removal and basic grounds maintenance, identifying and reporting defects, damage or safety risks, and ensuring all work is completed safely and efficiently in an outdoor environment. Applications close Monday 18 May at midnightYour new role - Work with Our Mount Morgan Team Fitzroy River Water is currently seeking an experienced Plant Operator/Labourer to join our Mount Morgan team. This isn’t just a job – it’s a chance to help shape the future of water and wastewater services for the region. In this role, you’ll be working on a variety of major projects, including water pipeline upgrades and installations, treatment plant enhancements, and other essential civil works. Your day-to-day will include a dynamic mix of tasks - from operating excavators, backhoes, and skid steers to truck driving and essential labouring work like pipe laying and concreting. Applications close Monday 18 May at midnight |
| Temporary Plumbing Inspector (Esk) Team Somerset is seeking applications from self-motivated individuals for the position of Plumbing Inspector within our Planning and Development team. As Plumbing Inspector, you will be responsible for the administration of plumbing and drainage work across the region undertaking inspections, assessments, and enforcement in accordance with relevant legislation. It will be essential for you to hold a Plumbers and Drainers licence together with having previous experience in the plumbing industry. High level customer service and negotiation skills are essential. Applications close 5pm Friday 8 May Looking for the next step in your career? Team Somerset is seeking a Crew Leader to join the Operations Department. As a Crew Leader in the Construction & Maintenance team, you will play a dynamic part in ensuring our vast road networks are maintained to an agreed standard, as per the Council’s Operational Plans. In this role, you will ensure the efficient day-to-day operations of your road maintenance and/or road construction work crew. To be successful in the role you will have:
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| Ensure the Finance Section delivers effective co‑design of services with the community, supports a whole‑of‑Council approach to integrated service delivery, and adopts an innovative perspective on Council’s long‑term opportunities. Oversee the monitoring, administration, delivery, and maintenance of financial management systems to ensure system integrity and compliance with local government legislation and Australian Accounting Standards. Lead and collaborate on the scoping, development, implementation, and ongoing enhancement of financial systems, including issue identification and resolution. Contribute to an engaged, high‑performing team that delivers service excellence by providing leadership, advice, and strong partnerships with system users. Build staff capability to meet current and future business requirements through ongoing education, guidance, and support. Lead the development of financial systems reporting services to strengthen financial performance analysis, decision‑making, and business process efficiency, while maintaining a strong commitment to continuous improvement and the ongoing evaluation of system workflows and solutions. Applications close Monday 4 May at 11:45pm Take charge of a busy fleet workshop where your hands-on skills and leadership actually matter. In this role, you’ll keep our small plant and fleet running efficiently by diagnosing, repairing and servicing equipment, coaching apprentices and trades, and setting the standard for safety, productivity and quality work. You’ll plan and coordinate people, parts and tools to hit maintenance schedules and capital works targets, advise management on fleet reliability and spares, and step up into Team Leader duties when required. If you’re a practical problem‑solver who can lead from the front, keep customers informed, improve how things are done, and make sure the job’s done safely and on time, this is your chance to take the next step. Applications close Wednesday 6 May at 11:45pm Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanic We are looking for a qualified Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanic (HCV) to keep Council’s fleet to a high-quality standard — from light commercials and passenger vehicles through to heavy trucks. This position will be responsible for carrying out diagnostics, scheduled servicing, and general repairs. The duties will include mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, and keeping workshop tools and equipment in good working order. The role also involves basic administration duties including completing job cards, time sheets, incident logs, refrigerant handling records, and other compliance paperwork. As we take pride in training the future tradespeople in the industry, mentoring and training apprentices is as expectation of the position. We expect the successful candidate to be reliable, safety conscious, and committed to providing solid customer service in a busy workshop environment. Applications close Wednesday 6 May at 11:45pm Model positive safety behaviours and lead compliance with Workplace Health and Safety policies, procedures, and legislative requirements to ensure everyone goes home safe. Foster an outcomes‑focused, value‑adding culture where leaders and staff take personal accountability for delivering on Council’s Corporate Plan and policies. Follow reasonable directions to support business continuity during unplanned disruptions, including disasters or significant events. Provide effective, professional first‑level and some second‑level IT support across Council by managing incidents, problems, and service requests end to end in accordance with ITIL processes. Deliver technical troubleshooting and resolution of complex issues using investigative techniques, educate customers, and escalate matters appropriately when required. Ensure high‑quality customer outcomes by applying strong customer service principles and promoting a customer‑centric approach across Council, while delivering services in line with the Service Catalogue, service targets, and service level agreements. Administer security management processes for system access to protect Council data and assets, and ensure all incidents and requests are accurately recorded and categorised. Identify opportunities for process and service improvement through analysis of recurring issues and trends. Assist in maintaining detailed IT asset registers and contribute to the development of an internal knowledge base, promoting self‑service capabilities. Maintain a strong understanding of emerging technologies, industry best practice, and relevant legislation, policies, and procedures through ongoing research and professional development. Applications close Sunday 10 May 2026 at 11:45pm Provide a high level of customer service and professionalism by effectively managing customer enquiries, service requests, applications, and transactions across multiple service delivery channels with accuracy. Deliver a positive, courteous, and knowledgeable customer experience at the point of contact, promote Council programs and available self‑service options, and maintain current knowledge of Council services and processes through continuous learning and customer service training. Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and apply sound judgement and initiative to enhance customer satisfaction and experience. Ensure all documentation complies with Information Privacy Act requirements and Council record‑management standards as stipulated by Legal Services. Act as a subject matter expert in at least one area of Council services, support the Team Leader through mentoring and coaching less experienced staff, and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders. Provide support as an escalation point for customer matters when requested and offer relief across the full range of customer service and leadership functions as required. Applications close Sunday 10 May at 11:45pm The Contract Manager role places the customer at the centre of all activities while promoting a strong safety culture and compliance with workplace health and safety policies, procedures, and legislative requirements to ensure “Everyone Goes Home Safe Today.” The position contributes to an outcomes focused and value adding culture where accountability for delivering Council’s Corporate Plan and policies is shared across leaders and staff. The role also supports business continuity by following reasonable directions to maintain critical operations during unplanned disruptions, including disasters or significant events. Applications close Thursday 14 May at 11:45pm This role contributes to an outcomes focused and value adding culture by supporting leaders and staff to take personal accountability for delivering on Council’s Corporate Plan and policies. It supports business continuity by following reasonable directions to maintain critical operations in the event of unplanned disruptions, including disasters or major events. Applications close Thursday 14 May at 11:45pm The position undertakes complex investigations and routine inspections in accordance with relevant legislation. The role has a focus on public health, environmental protection, and environmental health matters such as food safety, pollution, asbestos, and nuisance issues. Applications close Thursday 14 May at 11:45pm Development Compliance Officer Build and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders while undertaking development compliance investigations within the Planning and Development Team. Investigate building, pool safety, and planning compliance, including adherence to approved development conditions, in accordance with Council policies, industry standards, and relevant legislation. Conduct property inspections of structures, land use activities, swimming pools, and permits to assess statutory compliance. Prepare and manage compliance correspondence, notices, and enforcement actions in line with legislative requirements and Council procedures. Applications close Thursday 14 May at 11:45pm Waste Support Operator (Landfill Truck Driver) The Stuart Waste Facility is Townsville City Council’s largest waste facility which accepts residential and commercial wastes. The site practices resource recovery and waste diversion of recyclable materials where possible. The site consists of a weighbridge, active landfill, transfer station, laydown / storage area and resource recovery area. This is an extremely busy site and requires individuals to be physically capable of working in a fast-paced environment. We’re looking for someone to work at the waste facility who takes pride in correct waste management and can confidently operate Heavy Rigid trucks in a safe and compliant manner. The successful applicant must demonstrate respectful customer service behaviour and a desire to learn about compliant waste industry operations. If you want a steady job that will keep you physically fit, assist in the safe operation of the landfill and supports a cleaner, better community, we’d like to hear from you. Applications close Thursday 14 May at 11:45pm Transfer Station Operator (Gatehouse / Customer Service) The purpose of the role is to provide front line customer service by assisting customers with the use of waste disposal and recovery facilities, providing direction and advice, encouraging waste diversion, and assisting to resolve queries. Services at the facility include, but not limited to - customer service, litter management, supervision of recycling processes, maintenance of signage, maintenance of hazardous waste collection sheds, supervision of the public at the Transfer Station, operation of the Gatehouse, operation of plant (Compactor Conveyor System, Polystyrene Machine, Cardboard Compactor, Tip Well) and any other duties as required for the operation of the facility. Applications close Sunday 17 May at 11:45pm Townsville City Council is committed to providing safe, reliable and cost-effective water services to the Townsville community. We understand how important our water is and is striving to preserve this precious resource whilst still allowing residents to use water when they need it. As a city we need to use our water wisely to ensure Townsville’s water supply is secure now and into the future. We’re looking for an experienced Plumber to help lead day-to-day maintenance across our regional water network. In this role, you’ll be the on-site point of contact organising access, permits and safety, guiding staff and contractors, and making sure work is carried out to council standards. You’ll jump in on leaks, breakages and planned works to keep services running smoothly for our community, while also managing equipment, stock and the necessary reporting. If you’re someone who can balance hands-on work with coordinating people and keeping things compliant, you’ll fit right in at council. Applications close Wednesday 24 May at 11:45pm Team Manager Asset Strategy and Compliance Council is seeking an accomplished and forward‑thinking leader to provide strategic direction and oversight of our asset strategy, compliance, and property and fleet asset management functions. This pivotal role is responsible for leading the development of long‑term, sustainable asset strategies that balance risk, cost and performance to support high‑quality service delivery across the organisation. Applications close Thursday 28 May at 11:45pm |
| Western Downs Regional Council currently have several job opportunities available. The Western Downs is one of Queensland's strongest and fastest growing local government areas. Working here offers great opportunities with strong local businesses in booming industries as well as an attractive lifestyle that only regional areas can offer. Enjoy short commutes, affordable living, great services and exciting events. You'll also discover the best thing about the region is the people, which is why people know Western Downs as the region where 'it's the people that make it'. |
