Permanent
Full-time (average of 38 hours per week)
The City of Rockingham is located 40km south of the Perth CBD and is one of the fastest growing local governments in the south metropolitan area. We are responsible for the provision and delivery of high quality services, facilities and events that meet or exceed community expectations. Providing a safe and healthy workplace for our employees is important to us and we are committed to employing team members who share the City’s Values of Recognition, Ethics, Service, Professional Development, Empowerment, Communication and Teamwork – RESPECT. These Values are incorporated into all aspects of employment at the City.
Degree qualified in Landscape Architecture, or equivalent, this role provides you with the opportunity to positively contribute to the City’s land development process by applying your specialist knowledge to influence the strategic and statutory planning outcomes. You will ensure a combined approach to the assessment of Structure Plans, Subdivision Plans, development applications and Public Open Space approvals.
To be considered for this role, you must address the following selection criteria as part of your online application:
You must be able to provide proof of having received all required COVID-19 vaccinations.
Find out more in the information pack which is available on our website or by contacting James Henson, Manager Land and Development Infrastructure on 08 9528 0371.
Applications are open until we find you, our perfect candidate. Apply now!
The City of Rockingham encourages candidates from a diverse range of backgrounds to apply - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people living with disability and people who speak a first language other than English.
The City of Rockingham is a local government area in the far southern suburbs of the Western Australian capital city of Perth.
In 1896, residents of Rockingham petitioned to establish a road board, which they proposed be called "Clarence" which was the name of the failed settlement of Thomas Peel at Woodman Point. The area at the time fell within the responsibility of the Fremantle District Road Board. The name "Clarence" was declined by the Department of Lands and Surveys, and the Rockingham Road District was gazetted on 4 February 1897.