Consider a career in forestry. Be part of a sustainable future

At Sustainable Timber Tasmania, we don’t just offer jobs, we offer purpose driven careers that make a real impact on Tasmania’s forests, communities, and future.

We offer exciting, flexible, and meaningful careers across Tasmania’s forest industry.

Whether you’re knee deep in the bush, in the office, or somewhere in between, you’ll be supported to grow, thrive, and make a lasting impact.

We’re proud to be recognised as both an Employer of Choice and an Inclusive Employer.

These badges aren’t just for show, they reflect how much we care about supporting our people, building strong careers, and creating a culture where everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued.

If you’re ready to branch out (pun absolutely intended), check out our available positions.

Current vacancies

Administration Officer (Workers Compensation)

Provides administrative support and services to the WHS team in the areas of Workers Compensation and Self Insurance requirements.

Administration Officer (Workers Compensation)

Why join our team?

Work where you live

With roles across regional Tasmania, you can build a meaningful career without sacrificing lifestyle or community connection.

Make a real impact

Our work directly supports Tasmania’s environment, communities, and economy. Every role contributes to a more sustainable future.

People first

We prioritise wellbeing, connection, and inclusion. Our flexible working options and wellbeing programs support a healthy balance between work, family, and personal goals.

Grow your career

Traineeships are a great way to earn while you learn — gain practical skills, industry knowledge, and a nationally recognised qualification, while working in Tasmania’s forests.

Meet some of our people!

Meet Kylie

Kylie always wanted to work in the bush, and at STT she gets to see places that not many people get to see. One day you're in an office and the next you're flying around looking for eagles!

Meet Craig

Craig’s passion for working within the fire management team stems from his enthusiasm for working within a team environment and the mateship that follows.

Meet Toni

Toni has spent 23 years working in the industry and has achieved everything she wanted to. When she retires later in the year, she knows she can pass the baton to the next generation of foresters who will continue her work.