Are you looking for the right candidate to fill a vacancy?
Advertising your vacancy with EIANZ will connect you directly with environmental practitioners, graduates and students who are committed to the profession and ethical practice.
For a limited time, it is free for both members and non-members to submit a job listing.
If you’re an EIANZ member, simply log in to the website and click on the Add a job button to submit your job listing.
If you’re not an EIANZ member, register here to gain access to add a job.
Once you’ve submitted your job, the EIANZ team will review it and publish it on the website (generally within one business day of receipt).
Please note that we do not accept job advertisements posted via recruitment agencies.
All jobs will be featured in our weekly members only newsletter and will be posted on our LinkedIn page.
To view a job listing that you have already created, make sure you’re logged in and then click on the Manage My Jobs button.
If you have any queries, please contact EIANZ Central Office on +613 8593 4140(AU), +64 9887 6972(NZ) or office@eianz.org.
| 26 May 2020 NSW | |
| Native Vegetation Panel Member NSW Local Land Services |
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The Native Vegetation Panel is an independent statutory body. Panel Members are required. |
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| 17 May 2020 QLD | |
| Environment Manager (Biodiversity) AWX - Partners in People |
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Environment Manager (Biodiversity) - experienced field ecologist/landscape manager role. |
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| 7 May 2020 VIC | |
| Expressions of Interest - Social and Environmental Safeguards Cardno International Development |
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Cardno is seeking EOIs from consultants with social and environmental safeguards background. |
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| 29 Apr 2020 OS | |
| Individual consultant - Social Specialist Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands |
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Social Specialist to provide support to the World Bank portfolio in the Marshall Islands. |
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