Graduate environmental consultant (Australia)

Natural Area Consulting Management Services is seeking a Graduate Environmental Consultant to join our Perth-based environmental consulting team. This is a graduate role for an organised and technically capable environmental professional with knowledge of Western Australian flora, fauna, and regulatory frameworks. You will play a key role in supporting meaningful environmental outcomes on projects across Western Australia, while being mentored and developing your skills as an environmental consultant. The position involves a balance of office-based work in Malaga and fieldwork across metropolitan and regional WA. About Us Natural Area Consulting Management Services is a proudly Western Australian owned company with over 20 years’ experience delivering high-quality environmental solutions across government, industry, and community sectors. We are an industry leader with expertise in environmental consulting, botany, ecology, civil environmental construction, horticulture, seed ecology and on-ground conservation and land management. We are passionate about conserving, preserving and enhancing WA’s natural spaces, and we are looking for like-minded people to join our team. The Opportunity As a Graduate Environmental Consultant, you will report to the Principal Environmental Consultant and your responsibilities will include: Drive environmental projects forward by supporting field surveys, site assessments, and technical investigations across metropolitan and regional Western Australia. Turn complex environmental data into clear, insightful reports, maps, and project documentation that help clients make confident decisions. Work alongside experienced consultants to navigate environmental approvals, compliance requirements, and regulatory processes with accuracy and professionalism. Contribute to meaningful on-ground outcomes by assisting with monitoring programs, ecological observations, and practical environmental management initiatives. Build strong project delivery skills by coordinating tasks, maintaining high-quality records, and helping keep fast-moving consulting projects on track. Grow your expertise every day through mentoring, collaboration, and hands-on exposure to diverse environmental challenges and solutions. What are we looking for? Your qualification, licences, skills & experiences Successful applicants must have the following qualifications : Completed bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Environmental Science or a related discipline. Current WA Manual Driver’s Licence (C Class or higher). First Aid Certificate. Police Clearance. Candidates who can demonstrate the following skills, knowledge & experiences will be looked upon favourably: Regulatory knowledge: Understanding of WA and Australian environmental legislation, approvals, and compliance processes. Technical proficiency: Competence in Microsoft Office 365 (Excel, Word, Outlook, Copilot) and familiarity with GIS and environmental data tools. Field experience: Hands-on experience conducting environmental fieldwork, site assessments, and monitoring programs in WA. Why Join Us? Natural Area is known for its pragmatic, quality-driven approach. We value integrity, sustainability, and innovation. You will be part of a supportive team committed to environmental excellence and continuous improvement. Leadership and career progression: Join a growing team and help shape the next generation of environmental professionals. We actively promote from within—many of our senior leaders started their careers at Natural Area. Collaborative expertise: Work alongside botanists, ecologists, bushland rehabilitation specialists, vertebrate pest management experts, project managers, horticulturists, and seed ecology specialists. Perth-based with varied fieldwork: Enjoy a stable Perth-based role with work from home available, metro and regional fieldwork, without long-term FIFO or extended travel. Career development: Regular performance reviews, ongoing training, support for further education, and attendance at industry events. Supportive culture: A values-driven organisation that prioritises wellbeing through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP). What our staff say about working here: “It’s rewarding to see the positive impact our work has on nature and the community.” “I find it rewarding to work in a supportive team environment where people are approachable and willing to help.” How to Apply Please apply through the quick apply option to be included in our recruitment process. Your application must include: 1. Cover letter addressing the following: Your availability: our full-time consulting team typically work 40 hours per week Mon-Fri with occasional weekend and regional overnight work required. Details of your relevant skills, experiences and qualifications 2. Your current residential status: if you are not an Australian or NZ resident/citizen, an outline of your current Visa situation is required. 3. Your current resume. Our team is united by a shared passion for conservation and a commitment to achieving positive, practical environmental outcomes. We foster an inclusive, respectful, and collaborative workplace and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, women, LGBTQIA individuals, and people from diverse backgrounds. Check our website and socials to see what our teams get up to on the daily Apply on Kit Job: kitjobau.com/job/3rq4uw