ALS Environmental provides an extensive range of environmental analytical testing services, including soil, water, air, biota, radiochemistry and industrial hygiene. We work closely with our clients to ensure their needs are met now and in the future.

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Hydrographers are responsible for establishing and maintaining automated equipment designed to measure the quantity and quality of water in rivers, lakes, storm water and sewerage. Hydrographers are also required to collect field data, which is then used to qualify monitored data. This role may include both above and below ground work.

The primary objectives of the role include:

• Data collection and field runs
• Equipment maintenance and calibrations
• Hydrographic site surveys
• Hydrographic site installations
• Data management using HYDSTRA
• Data Management System.

Description of the ideal candidate

We are seeking a motivated professional with a hydrographic background to join our highly experienced team. It is envisaged that this person will be a self-starter who can hit the ground running and who will actively seek to further their knowledge. We wish to fill this roll as soon as possible, the position may be filled before the close date.

• A certificate IV in hydrography or other tertiary qualification (or the ability to achieve this qualification within negotiated time frame)
• Current manual driver licence
• Demonstrated experience in various aspects of Hydrographics, including below ground work
• Ability to supervise staff
• Off-road driving experience
• Ability to work in and cope with a variety of environmental conditions including confined spaces
• Ability to swim

Salary: $45,000 – $67,000 (dependent on experience)
Location: Based in Scoresby (VIC) — Melbourne eastern suburbs.

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Email laura.hay [AT[ alsglobal.com for any queries
APPLY: https://www.onetest.com.au/campbell/ap46763/
Applications close: 17 May 2013

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Hydrographers are responsible for establishing and maintaining automated equipment designed to measure the quantity and quality of water in rivers, lakes, storm water and sewerage. Hydrographers are also required to collect field data, which is then used to qualify monitored data. This role may include both above and below ground work.

The primary objectives of the role include:

• Data collection and field runs
• Equipment maintenance and calibrations
• Hydrographic site surveys
• Hydrographic site installations
• Data management using HYDSTRA
• Data Management System.

Description of the ideal candidate

We are seeking a motivated professional with a hydrographic background to join our highly experienced team. It is envisaged that this person will be a self-starter who can hit the ground running and who will actively seek to further their knowledge. We wish to fill this roll as soon as possible, the position may be filled before the close date.

• A certificate IV in hydrography or other tertiary qualification (or the ability to achieve this qualification within negotiated time frame)
• Current manual driver licence
• Demonstrated experience in various aspects of Hydrographics, including below ground work
• Ability to supervise staff
• Off-road driving experience
• Ability to work in and cope with a variety of environmental conditions including confined spaces
• Ability to swim

Salary: $45,000 – $50,000.
Location: Based in Scoresby (VIC).

Looking for further details?

Email laura.hay (at) alsglobal (dot) com for any queries
APPLY: https://www.onetest.com.au/campbell/ap46763/
Applications close: 17 May 2013

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The position of Senior Natural Resource Management Officer – Hydrography – focuses on hydrographic and water resource monitoring functions to understand the behaviour of water catchments during the seasons and their reaction to land use activities. A strong focus of the position will be to lead the small team of hydrographers within the Pilbara Region to undertake the hydrographic program. Work involves activities such as measuring river flow, rainfall, groundwater levels; collecting environmental water samples; analysing data and reporting information. Responsibilities include team planning and management, completing relevant hydrographic monitoring and reporting; complying with safe work practices; designing, constructing, operating and maintaining water monitoring sites; processing and validating data; preparing reports and disseminating information; working in small teams.

Location: Karratha WA

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Closing Date: 18^th March 2013 11:45 pm (WST)

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Further job related information and full details about this position can be obtained from www.jobs.wa.gov.au

Applicants are requested to apply on line via jobs.wa.gov.au using web search no: 11278

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT PRO FORMA AND LATE APPLICATIONS CAN NOT BE ACCEPTED

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For further information about the position, please contact Mr Duncan Palmer on (08) 9166 4100 (not to be contacted for Applicant Information Packs or assistance with lodging your application).

Closing Date 18 March 2013 at 11.45pm

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• Experience and knowledge, or the ability to acquire experience and knowledge, of the techniques, methods and procedures used in the collection of surface water, groundwater and water quality information, and the storage, analysis and presentation of the information.

• Ability to prioritise, plan and undertake water monitoring activities.

• Experience and knowledge, or the ability to acquire experience and knowledge, of natural resource management and planning principles including the water monitoring components of water resource plans and resource operations plans.

• Possess a rudimentary knowledge of hydrologic analyses and to provide advice and recommendations for effective water resource management including assessment of flow conditions for water extraction.

• Ability to actively contribute as a member of a team, and to communicate effectively in oral and written forms with staff, managers, clients and community based groups

• The applicant will require a University Degree in Science, Applied Science, Engineering (Technology) or Natural Resource Management.

• C class manual driver’s licence is essential.

Ayr office is located in the Burdekin district, less than one hours drive from Townsville.  Ayr offers all the services of a small, prosperous, regional centre and boasts abundant agriculture, fishing and boating and a limitless supply of fresh water.

Enquiries:  Morgain Sinclair 07 47612263 (morgain.sinclair@dnrm.qld.gov.au)

How to Apply:  Go to the Smart Jobs and Careers Website http://www.qld.gov.au/jobs

Job Ad Reference: QLD/24483/13.

Closing Date: Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Some people already live the dream. They live in beautiful Central Otago with all the opportunities that  it offers from the mountains, lakes and rivers, and the outstanding unique landscape and environment .Not to mention world class wineries and restaurants!. They also work in Central Otago and you could do the same………..

Pursue your Passion for Hydrology based in Central Otago

 Your primary focus will be on environmental monitoring for water quantity and quality.  This will include:

·         maintaining the network of recorders

·          flow gauging

·          water sampling

·          helping with fish habitat surveys

·         contributing to specific science projects

·         providing  technical expertise for water metering.

Initial training will be in Dunedin. You will then relocate to Central Otago as the position is based in Cromwell.

You will need sound on-the-job experience in hydrology and preferably hold a tertiary degree in a relevant science or engineering field.

Download a job description from our website – www.orc.govt.nz  Job Vacancies.

The Council offers competitive market-based remuneration, a pleasant work environment and a great team of dedicated staff for you to work alongside.

To apply:

Please email a letter of application together with an up-to-date CV to human.resources@orc.govt.nz addressed to Lesley Laing, Human Resources Manager.

Applications close on Monday 25 February 2013