22 Environment "Southern Cross University Zerowaste cluster" positions at University of Tasmania in australia
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organisational skills and a capacity to act independently. Demonstrated capacity of participating effectively in a team environment. Ability to adhere to WHS guidelines. Salary details Appointment to this role
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Program Partnership (AAPP), a research program funded through the Antarctic Science Collaboration Initiative of the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. The AAPP brings together
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issues involved in an analytical laboratory environment, including safe operation of equipment, training and induction processes, promotion of a safety-first culture and continuous improvement with regards
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and be able to work in a busy team environment. Multi-tasking is second nature to you, and you love working methodically to organise and plan tasks. This role will be part time (0.6FTE) and will be
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. This position oversees a small team of events officers and requires strong leadership capabilities around cultivating a positive and collaborative work environment. What you’ll do: Plan and execute a variety of
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. Because of our unique setting and challenges we go beyond creating places of learning. We strive to stimulate economic growth, lift literacy, improve health outcomes for Tasmania and nurture our environment
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Play a pivotal role in setting and executing AODN vision and strategy. Make a tangible difference to outcomes for the Australian marine environment. Stunning waterfront work location in Salamanca
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the evolving needs of the healthcare sector. Your expertise in paramedicine, combined with a passion for teaching and research, will contribute to creating a learning environment that fosters innovation
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management Team focused and results driven environment Full time, Fixed Term until June 2026, based in Burnie About the opportunity We are seeking an Administration Officer – Rural Program Delivery to work
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role offers an exciting opportunity to conduct research in Tasmania's unique natural and built environments and to educate a new generation of geospatial scientists, equipping them with invaluable skills