Current vacancies
We’re looking for talented people who share our values and are passionate about achieving excellence. If this is you, view our current vacancies.
Careers at Forestry Corporation
Each year, we produce and regrow enough timber to build a quarter of the new homes constructed in Australia, so why not branch out and start a career in an industry that's growing our future?
Seasonal firefighting
We bolster our permanent firefighting force with seasonal firefighters each year. Find out more about becoming a forest firefighter.
Meet our staff
Interested in working with us? Why not meet a few of our staff and see what a career in forestry looks like?
Working for us
A job with us comes with lifestyle benefits including flexible working arrangements and work in regional locations.
We also offer health and wellbeing support and ongoing career growth and development opportunities.
To thrive in our team, your values will align with our values of respect, innovation, integrity and wellbeing.
Job application guide
Interested in applying for a job at Forestry Corporation? We are excited to provide you with this guide to help you throughout the recruitment process.
Growing Careers
More than 64,000 people work in Australia's forest and wood products industries. Visit the Growing Careers website for information on education, training and forest and wood products industry careers.
Forest Learning
Learn all about forestry and associated industries by visiting the Forest Learning website, which includes educational tools and resources about forest management, forestry, timber and wood products for students in primary and secondary school and their teachers.
Volunteering
We value volunteers and their commitment to maintaining forest facilities for the community. If you are 14 years or older, you can volunteer for one of the programs below or email volunteer@fcnsw.com.au.
Cumberland State Forest volunteer program - northwest Sydney
Friends of Strickland Forest - Central Coast
Conservation Volunteers Australia - joint program in State forests throughout NSW.