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Principal Environmental Officer |
| Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (Queensland Government) |
| Posted | 3 November 2025 | Salary | $118967 - $127941 per annum | applications.recruitment@chde.qld.gov.au | |
| Region | QLD | Contact | Melissa Harris | Website | View |
| Type | Full time | Phone | 0475 947 105 |
Location: Mackay
Remuneration: $118,967 - $127,941 p.a.
Can you work well in a team? Do you have experience in environmental compliance? Can you communicate with a variety of stakeholders?
We have an opportunity for a Principal Environmental Officer (Compliance), within the Environmental Services and Regulation (ESR) division of the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation. This position will work closely with the Team Leader to respond to incidents and complaints, visit high-risk sites to check on businesses environmental performance and help license holders understand their environmental obligations.
In this role, you’ll find:
You’ll have the following work skills and experience (which define what you can contribute professionally):
1. Experience working as part of a team to achieve operational deliverables in a regulatory service delivery environment.
2. Proven ability to communicate with influence, to:
a. Motivate, develop, and engage staff
b. lead negotiations to resolve complex matters and
c. manage stakeholders
3. Understanding of (or the ability to rapidly acquire), contemporary environmental and regulatory legislation, trends, drivers, and approaches.
4. Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving capability in rapidly changing contexts.
Enquiries: Melissa Harris, Phone: 0475 947 105
Job Ad Reference: QLD/668992/25
Application Details:
Closing Date: Monday, 24 November 2025
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.