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, reliable and fit for purpose. Support a positive safety culture through the development, implementation and review of safe systems of work, risk assessments and operational procedures. Partner with
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management support to staff and students by facilitating fieldwork risk assessments, coordinating inductions and organising further training where required. Contribute to the development and implementation
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, Administrative Services with the development, refinement and implementation of Standard Operating Procedures, and modelling proficient use of approved University systems. Maintain comprehensive and current
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. Advise on compliance requirements such as accessibility and copyright. What we’re looking for: A relevant degree with subsequent relevant experience in web design and development; or extensive experience
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, including unit coordination, curriculum development, evaluation and using emerging and online technology. Contribute to collaborative research and/or scholarly contributions as relevant for qualifications and
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to the design, development and delivery of high-quality, practice-focused curriculum within the Change2Teaching pilot program, the Master of Teaching program, and the School of Education more broadly. This role
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past and present. Make a meaningful impact by supporting the next generation of health professionals Enjoy career development opportunities, flexible work arrangements and access to a broad range of
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assessment development, marking and moderation. The role is based in Launceston and will also include training delivery at our Beauty Point and Bell Bay campuses. Field trips to industry settings, interstate
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to the development and maintenance of productive and effective links inside the University and with relevant local and national discipline and interdisciplinary colleagues. Seek out and engage in opportunities
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the Residential Communities Strategy 2025-2030, the RCO contributes to the development of safe, vibrant, and distinctly Tasmanian residential communities where students can thrive. The role supports a collegiate