Forest Assessment Officer (L2 or 3) or Senior Forest Assessment Officer (L4) job in Bunbury WA

Published on 13 November 2026
Forest Assessment Officer undertakes primarily field-based surveys and measurement of native vegetation to support forest planning and management. This includes measuring forests and vegetation, surveying boundaries and natural features, mapping Phytophthora dieback, supported by GIS and aerial imagery to collect, analyse and monitor data. The role also incorporates ongoing training and development in field survey techniques, biosecurity protocols, GIS systems, and relevant legislation to maintain capability and ensure best practice. Spanning Levels 2–4, responsibilities increase with experience, contributing to the sustainable management of Western Australia’s native forests in line with policy and legislative requirements.
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