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Dear all,
We have a new position at ANSTO (Sydney, Australia) that may be of
interest for some of you.
Cheers
Dioni I Cendon
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Stable Isotope Instrument Technician*
*3 year term***
*$42,950 to $55,771 (plus super)*
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We are seeking an instrument technician with practical experience in
instrumental analytical chemistry, or a related discipline, with special
emphasis on stable isotope analysis using isotope ratio mass
spectrometry. As part of a team you will provide analytical support for
research projects aimed at understanding and utilising isotopes in the
environment.
To be successful in this position you will be required to be pro-active
and flexible. You will be responsible for the operating and day-to-day
management of an Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer for analysis of stable
isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen in waters. This will include:
· Sample handling and disposal, preparing samples for analyses,
ordering and inventorying laboratory supplies
· Analysing data and reporting results, ensuring good data quality and
compiling data into tables and graphs
· Scheduling and prioritising analyses in order to meet client deadlines
· Performing routine maintenance and repairs on laboratory equipment
· Supervising and training students and visitors in performing stable
isotope analysis
Applicants should have a diploma or degree in chemistry or a closely
related discipline. Experience with instrumental analytical methods,
preferably with stable isotope ratio mass spectrometry will be highly
regarded. Excellent communication skills and a demonstrated ability to
work as part of a small team are basic requirements. This appointment
will be offered for an initial three-year term, negotiable and
potentially renewable subject to operational requirements. Starting
salary will be dependent on relevant experience. To be eligible for
engagement, applicants will require a security assessment and must be an
Australian citizen.
Selection criteria for the role can be found on our homepage at
www.ansto.gov.au <http://www.ansto.gov.au/> or by contacting Ms Deanne
Woods on (02) 9717 3993 or e-mail [log in to unmask] Additional
information on the requirements for the position can be obtained from Dr
Geraldine Jacobsen on (02) 9717 9060 or e-mail
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Your application must address the selection criteria, include a C. V.
and the details of three professional referees, and should be forwarded
to Ms Deanne Wood by e-mail or mail to The Institute for Environmental
Research, ANSTO, PMB 1, Menai, NSW, 2234.
Applications close *5 January 2007*
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