Consultants - Anthropology & Archaeology (Expressions of Interest)
Job No:
14674
Location:
Projects throughout WA
- Are you an experienced Anthropological or Archaeological Consultant?
- One of the leading and most successful Native Title Representative Bodies in Australia is seeking Expressions of Interest!
- This is your chance to register to undertake Native Title and Heritage research with Indigenous people across Western Australia!
About the Organisation
Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC) is the native representative body for the Traditional owners of the Pilbara, Murchison and Gascoyne regions of Western Australia. The Corporation is governed by an Aboriginal Board of Directors who are committed to protecting the Yamatji and Marlpa country by providing a range of professional services to their clients.
Representing 24 different groups, all with their own culture, language and traditions, YMAC's representative area covers over 1 million square kilometres, with offices in Geraldton, South Hedland, Karratha, Tom Price and Perth.
YMAC provides anthropological and archaeological research on behalf of claimants for the purposes of Native Title and undertakes one of the largest heritage survey programs in Australia. Services include organising archaeological and ethnographic surveys, salvage of sites and monitors for earth disturbing works in sensitive areas.
About the Opportunity
Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC) is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified and experienced Anthropological and Archaeological Consultants for future contract work in Western Australia.
This is an opportunity to nominate for fixed-term contracts and/or a consultant's register as appropriate with one of the leading and most successful Native Title Representative Bodies in Australia.
YMAC would like to hear from interested individuals or organisations who have relevant experience in the areas of:
- Preparation of anthropological and/or archaeological research material in the Native Title context; and
- Aboriginal heritage protection including the conduct of archaeological and/or ethnographic surveys.
In addition to this experience, you will have a sound understanding of the Native Title and/or Aboriginal Heritage Protection regimes and environments. You will have a demonstrated background in undertaking and completing designated work effectively and within reasonable timeframes, and will have the ability to consult effectively and appropriately with Aboriginal people and other key stakeholders.
Successful applicants will be rewarded with a negotiated daily rate, dependent on your level of experience and skill.
This is a fantastic opportunity to work with an innovative, supportive and experienced organisation that is dedicated to researching and protecting the rights of Traditional Owners and their country. Furthermore, working throughout the Yamatji and Pilbara regions of Western Australia, you will gain a unique insight into the state's diverse culture and landscape!
To express your interest in registering for work with YMAC, please fill out your details below.