The Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation (Jabalbina) administers native title rights, Aboriginal freehold land and Indigenous Land Use Agreements on behalf of the Eastern Kuku Yalanji People.

Jabalbina is seeking to recruit a person to support its operations with efficient and effective administrative assistance to ensure a smooth operation of its Land and Sea Ranger Division.

Your new Role

Based in the Mossman office, this support role is integral in supporting the daily operations of the Land and Sea Ranger Division with logistical, administrative, and engagement support that enables the smooth delivery of on-ground programs across Bubu (land) and Jalun (sea).

The focus of this role is on operational execution and resource coordination. The position helps ensure that field teams are well-resourced, activities are scheduled and supported efficiently, and that communication with internal teams, Traditional Owners, and stakeholders is timely and culturally respectful

Some of your duties include:

Managing day-to-day administrative tasks such as scheduling meetings, managing calendars, toolbox briefings, and WHS debriefs

Assist in logistical coordination and planning

Support Coordinators by ensuring vehicles, gear, tools, and supplies are ready for scheduled work

Help coordinate site visits by Traditional Owners, community members, or partners

Prepare basic signage, flyers, maps, or cultural event materials

Support WHS systems

What’s in it for me?

Embrace local culture

Build a career with ongoing learning and training opportunities

Experience a culturally safe and inclusive work environment

Full-time position

Essential requirements:

Driver’s license

Blue Card

Relevant experience and qualifications in the administrative field

Demonstrated organisational skills, including the ability to manage time and logistics

Only candidates who meet the essential requirements above need to apply. Please forward your CV and a letter outlining your capabilities relevant to this role.

Jabalbina is committed to diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.