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A Forestry Labourer is responsible for performing manual tasks to support forestry operations, including planting, thinning, and harvesting trees.

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A Forestry Labourer is responsible for performing manual tasks to support forestry operations, including planting, thinning, and harvesting trees. The role involves preparing and maintaining forest sites, clearing debris, and assisting with the operation of machinery and equipment.

Forestry Labourers work outdoors in various weather conditions and terrain, often carrying out physically demanding tasks to help manage and sustain forest resources. They may also assist in monitoring forest health, preventing pest infestations, and supporting fire prevention activities. Attention to safety procedures and environmental regulations is critical in this role.