The Building Maintenance Officer will primarily be responsible for the carrying out of identified and emergency repairs and maintenance to Shire assets and facilities. However, the position also includes works related to the development of the Shire’s Annual Budget, the undertaking of building-related data collection, as well as the preparation and creation of asset reports, risk assessments, and condition assessments. The building maintenance officer is also responsible for engaging and overseeing the work of contractors carrying out required works, and ensuring these contractors have necessary insurance and qualifications prior to their engagement.
Explore Exciting Career Opportunities in the Wheatbelt
Welcome to the Wheatbelt Careers page! We are thrilled to invite ambitious and dedicated individuals to explore a variety of rewarding career opportunities with our partner organisations in the Wheatbelt region. If you are looking to make a meaningful impact while enjoying the unique benefits of rural living, you’ve come to the right place.
Why Choose a Career in the Wheatbelt?
The Wheatbelt is a region rich in agricultural heritage, and working in the region offers you the chance to be part of innovative projects, enjoy a balanced lifestyle, and connect with nature.
Choosing a career in the Wheatbelt means embracing a lifestyle filled with:
- Breathtaking Scenery: Enjoy the changing seasons of the farming landscape and rolling open countryside.
- Community Connection: Experience the warmth of a friendly community, with numerous local events and activities.
- Outdoor Adventures: Indulge in various outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, rock climbing and more.
- Valuing Volunteering: Expand your skills with opportunities to join St Johns Ambulance or Fire & Emergency Services.