Land Management Worker Courses
Land Management Workers are responsible for conserving, restoring, and maintaining natural environments such as parks, bushlands, forests, and coastal areas.
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Get qualified to work as a Land Management Worker with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.
FWPCOT2273
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The FWPCOT2273 Trim and Cut Felled Trees offers comprehensive guidance on trimming and crosscutting felled trees, addressing common hazards in forest or bushland environments. It includes basic chainsaw maintenance and sharpening. Practical training in cutting and boring techniques takes place during the second and third days in forest settings, providing hands-on experience. This outlines the skills and knowledge necessary for safely trimming, cutting, and maintaining chainsaws while working with felled ...
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AHCMOM201
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The AHCMOM201 Operate Two Wheel Motorbikes provides the skills to perform pre-start checks, operate, and safely shut down two-wheel motorbikes. It is designed for individuals performing routine tasks under general supervision with limited autonomy. The unit emphasises compliance with relevant state or territory licensing requirements and regulations, ensuring safe and effective motorbike operation for farm and workplace activities.
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FWPCOT3329
The FWPCOT3329 Perform Complex Four Wheel Drive Operations unit covers the skills and knowledge needed to drive four wheel drive vehicles in difficult terrain, such as steep, rocky, or wet conditions. It includes selecting correct techniques, using recovery tools like winches and straps, and performing basic maintenance. This unit suits those with prior 4WD experience and a driver licence, and applies to roles in sectors like forestry, tourism, and land management where advanced off-road driving is requir...
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FWPCOT3326
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The FWPCOT3326 Recover Four Wheel Drive Vehicle unit covers the skills and knowledge required to recover four wheel drive vehicles in difficult terrain across various work settings, including forestry, agriculture, construction, tourism, and energy. It involves using vehicle jacks, winches, snatch blocks, and ground anchor points, ensuring safe and efficient operation. The unit requires demonstrating consistent competency in using recovery equipment in different terrains and environmental conditions.
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Pursue careers as Park Rangers, Land Managers, and Conservation Managers, making a lasting impact on the environment. Pathways for domestic and international students.
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Their duties typically include planting and caring for native vegetation, controlling invasive species, performing erosion control and fire prevention measures, and maintaining walking tracks and fences. They may also work alongside environmental scientists, Indigenous rangers, and local councils to carry out land rehabilitation projects or support conservation initiatives.
The role often involves physical outdoor work and requires knowledge of environmental practices, use of hand and power tools, and sometimes operating machinery. Land Management Workers play a vital role in preserving biodiversity and ensuring sustainable use of natural resources.
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