countryside officer (EN)
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Countryside officers are responsible for a range of activities that manage and maintain the natural environment and associated public access and recreation. They encourage visitors to open spaces/the countryside, promote awareness of the natural environment and protect and preserve the open space/countryside for future enjoyment.
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Source aliases (EN)
- rural areas officer
- park ranger
- countryside officers
- natural areas maintenance team leader
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 31
- perform pest control
- estimate costs in farm
- manage budgets
- build garden masonry
- manage waste rock
- read maps
- manage staff
- advise on fertiliser and herbicide
- environmental legislation in agriculture and forestry
- lead a team in forestry services
- de-limb trees
- identify plants characteristics
- minimize risks in tree operations
- natural areas maintenance
- plant species
- manage crop production
- build fences
- plant green plants
- operate horticulture equipment
- perform weed control operations
- pest control in plants
- characteristics of plants
- conserve natural resources
- prepare planting area
- execute disease and pest control activities
- maintain technical equipment
- animal species
- ensure aquaculture personnel health and safety
- operate turf management equipment
- plant disease control
- develop natural areas works programmes
Optional (EN) · 17
- develop forestry strategies
- apply forest legislation
- harvest crop
- maintain turf and grass
- conduct land surveys
- waste management
- sustainable forest management
- soil structure
- make independent operating decisions
- manage waste
- seed the ground
- plant harvest methods
- manage time in forestry
- fire-fighting systems
- forest ecology
- support volunteers
- perform outdoor cleaning activities
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