Valuer

About the Role

The Queensland State Valuation Service is essential in providing precise and fair statutory land valuations across a wide range of property types under the Land Valuation Act 2010 (LVA). In your role as a Valuer, you will support the Valuer-General by delivering statutory land valuations for rateable properties throughout Queensland, making a significant contribution to the property sector in the region.

You will develop expertise by working on commercial, industrial, agricultural, residential, and multi-unit properties. The role promotes flexible working arrangements that support both your career growth and work-life balance.

Key Responsibilities

• Produce accurate and justifiable land valuations across a diverse portfolio of properties.
• Analyse market data and apply relevant legal regulations to prepare detailed valuation reports that promote consistency and fairness.
• Manage your workload independently, contribute to valuation programs, and offer expert advice on valuation matters including handling objections and enquiries.
• Conduct market research, assess property details, and prepare comprehensive valuation reports.
• Engage with stakeholders through responding to queries and planning tasks to meet deadlines effectively.
• Perform field inspections and maintain client interactions as necessary.

Success Indicators

• Deliver valuations that are accurate, well-reasoned, and on schedule.
• Effectively manage workload and adhere to timelines.
• Communicate clearly and professionally with stakeholders.
• Efficiently resolve objections and valuation discrepancies.
• Contribute towards maintaining high-quality and consistent valuation outcomes.

Application Requirements

Applicants must submit a current resume (recommended length 2-3 pages) outlining relevant previous experience, along with contact details of two referees familiar with your performance related to the duties of this role. Include a brief cover letter (1-2 pages) introducing yourself and illustrating how your skills and abilities align with the requirements of this position.

About the Employer

The Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development (NRMMRRD) supports communities throughout Queensland by driving strong regional development, supporting local economies, and fostering government-community partnerships. The department oversees more than 60% of Queensland's land and supports vital industries such as mining and manufacturing.

The department is dedicated to a people-first culture that empowers employees, celebrates achievements, and encourages innovation. The workplace is mobile, flexible, inclusive, and respectful with a strong focus on developing capable leadership.

Benefits

• Competitive superannuation and salary packaging options.
• Flexible work arrangements promoting work-life balance.
• Access to generous leave entitlements available within the Queensland public sector.
• Opportunities for career development and professional training.
• Support for relocation including assistance and provisions.
• Chance to contribute meaningfully to Queensland’s long-term prosperity.

Additional Information

Applications will be kept active for up to 12 months. The job vacancy reference is QLD/706076/26. The closing date for applications is Monday, 16 November 2026.