
About the Role
Due to increased workload and preparation for the upcoming summer season, Muru Mittigar is seeking two casual Arboriculture Team Members to join our growing Arboriculture team.
This is a hands-on role working alongside experienced arborists delivering tree maintenance, vegetation management and arboriculture services across a range of sites across Sydney.
The successful applicants will have at least 2-3 years' experience in arboriculture, vegetation management, landscaping, grounds maintenance or a similar outdoor industry. You will demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, enjoy working outdoors and take pride in delivering high-quality work.
As a Dharug-led organisation, Muru Mittigar incorporates Cultural land management practices wherever appropriate as part of our commitment to Caring for Country.
This role is physically demanding and requires the ability to undertake activities such as lifting, carrying equipment, feeding chippers, brush cutting, working around tree crews, operating equipment and working outdoors in varying weather conditions. Arboriculture Team Members are recognised within Muru's Country division workforce structure.
Key Responsibilities
About Muru Mittigar
Muru Mittigar is a multi-award-winning not-for-profit Dharug social enterprise based in Western Sydney.
We work with Community, Government and organisations to increase awareness and appreciation of Aboriginal Culture, Histories and Connection to Country while creating employment pathways and supporting Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Through our environmental, arboriculture, landscaping and cultural services, we deliver meaningful outcomes for both Country and Community.
Why Join Us?
Skills & Experience
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Desirable
Diversity & Inclusion
Muru Mittigar is committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels respected, supported and valued. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and experiences. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Muru Mittigar is a not for profit organisation which seeks to advance Aboriginal culture, and in particular Darug culture, improve the economic and social capacity of Aboriginal people and empower meaningful participation to enhance their role as traditional Custodians of Country.
Muru Mittigar means ‘Pathway to Friends’ in the Darug language (the Traditional Custodians of our area). We provide a wide range of services to support local Darug people and the wider Aboriginal community, including:
A unique meeting place for sharing cultures,
Training and employment in Natural Resource Management,
Mine and broad acre rehabilitation,
Retail and customer service,
Cultural renewal opportunities through the Ngarra Aboriginal Knowledge Centre, and
Financial counselling and interest free loans through the Muru Mittigar Community Finance Hub.
In addition, the Muru Mittigar Cultural and Education Centre offers a range of activities for visitors to learn Darug traditional ways and participate in hands-on experiences, such as boomerang throwing and didgeridoo workshops.