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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in conducting terrestrial fauna and flora surveys, habitat assessments, and ecological field programs, with a strong emphasis on technical writing and collaboration within multidisciplinary teams. Possesses relevant qualifications and knowledge of Western Australian ecosystems and species identification.
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Terrestrial Fauna SurveysFlora and Vegetation SurveysTechnical WritingSpecies IdentificationField Survey Requirements
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Hard Skills
Fauna IdentificationPlant IdentificationHabitat AssessmentData CollectionData AnalysisEcological StudiesTechnical ReportingField DeliveryEcology Capability DevelopmentEnvironmental Assessments
Soft Skills
Attention to DetailCollaborative ApproachFlexibility
Certifications & Qualifications
Relevant Qualification in ZoologyRelevant Qualification in BotanyRelevant Qualification in EcologyRelevant Qualification in Environmental Science
Industry Keywords
Western AustraliaEcological Field ProgramsEnergy ProjectsResources ProjectsInfrastructure ProjectsGovernment Projects
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Plan and deliver terrestrial fauna or flora and vegetation surveys and ecological field programs across Western Australia
- Undertake fauna or plant identification, habitat assessments, data collection and analysis to support ecological studies
- Prepare technical reports and advice for energy, resources, infrastructure and government projects
- Work with multidisciplinary teams to support environmental assessments, approvals and practical client outcomes
- Contribute to safe field delivery and technical quality
- Support the continued development of Aurecon’s ecology capability in Western Australia
Requirements
What you’ll need- Relevant qualification in zoology, botany, ecology, environmental science or a related discipline
- Experience undertaking terrestrial fauna and habitat surveys, ideally within Western Australia
- At least 2 years’ experience undertaking terrestrial flora and vegetation surveys within Western Australia
- Knowledge of Western Australian fauna and habitats or flora and vegetation communities
- Relevant species identification skills
- Understanding of field survey requirements in the relevant specialisation
- Strong technical writing and attention to detail
- Collaborative approach
- Flexibility to undertake regular fieldwork and travel
Benefits
Comp & perks- Hybrid working arrangement
- Part-time or flexible working arrangements
- Career development and growth opportunities
- Opportunity to work on complex infrastructure challenges
- Diverse and inclusive work environment
- Recruitment adjustments available