• Application closing date: 12 February 2024
• $88,408 - $124,403 plus 15.4% super
• Ongoing Full Time | Darwin NT
• Great opportunity for an early career radiation professional to enhance and apply their knowledge of radiation protection in a uranium mining context.

• Plan, conduct and manage research and monitoring projects related to the assessment of radiological impacts to people and the environment from uranium mining operations and site rehabilitation in the Alligator Rivers Region of the Northern Territory. 
• Assist in defining field sampling and laboratory analysis requirements to meet environmental research and monitoring objectives and undertake field and laboratory-based work as required to collect and analyse samples. 
• Assist in evaluating radionuclide datasets and assessing radiation doses to people and the environment from uranium mining operations and site rehabilitation. 
• Manage or supervise staff. 
• Communicate research and monitoring results to key stakeholders and the broader scientific community, including leading or contributing to journal papers.
• Assist in the review of regulatory applications for uranium mining and other actions. 
• Contribute to the work of other research programs.

• Knowledge of radioactive decay processes. 
• Knowledge of radiation dose assessment concepts and methods. 
• Experience conducting or contributing to research in the field of radioecology or radiation protection. 
• Experience analysing radionuclide data. 
• Experience presenting research findings at conferences and/or as an author on journal publications.

• Ability to plan and manage scientific research projects, including completing them to specified timelines. 
• Ability to work effectively as part of a small team and as part of a multidisciplinary research institute. 
• Ability to plan and undertake field work in remote locations for durations of up to a week at a time. 
• Sound technical writing skills as well as the ability to produce plain English summaries of technical information. 
• Ability to communicate science to technical and non-technical audiences. 
• Strong aptitude for learning and applying new concepts and data analysis methods.

• A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from an Australian University or qualification of equivalent standard from an Australian or overseas university, or other qualification appropriate to the duties.

Please click here to apply.

• Application closing date: 12 February 2024
• $132,155 - $163,620 plus 15.4% super
• Ongoing Full Time | Darwin NT
• Great opportunity for an established radiation professional to lead research programs into the radiological impacts of uranium mining.

• Plan, conduct and manage research and monitoring projects related to the assessment of radiological impacts to people and the environment from uranium mining operations and site rehabilitation in the Alligator Rivers Region of the Northern Territory. 
• Apply sound judgement and technical expertise to determine field sampling and laboratory analysis requirements to meet environmental research and monitoring objectives and undertake field and laboratory-based work as required to collect and analyse samples. 
• Evaluate complex datasets of radionuclide and other information and apply best practice methods for assessing radiation doses to people and the environment from uranium mining operations and site rehabilitation, interpret results in the context of radiation protection standards. 
• Manage and mentor staff. 
• Communicate research and monitoring results to key stakeholders and the broader scientific community, including publication of high-quality papers in peer-reviewed journals as lead author. 
• Provide expert technical advice on regulatory applications for uranium mining and other actions consistent with national and international standards for radiation protection. 
• Provide strategic direction to the environmental radioactivity work program and contribute to the work of other research programs.

• Expert knowledge of radioactive decay processes and radiation exposure pathways relevant to uranium mining. 
• Expert knowledge of national and international best practice recommendations for radiation protection of the public and the environment. 
• Experience conducting radiological impact assessments for the public and the environment, preferably in a uranium mining context. 
• Experience managing staff. 
• Experience leading and managing scientific research projects and associated resources. 
• Proven record of high-quality research papers in the field of radioecology and/or radiation protection.

• Leadership skills that inspire a good sense of teamwork and achieve results. 
• Ability to manage staff, resources, timelines and budgets. 
• Ability to train and mentor staff to build capability and capacity in radiological impact assessment. 
• Ability to establish and foster research collaborations with other government agencies, industry and/or universities. 
• Ability to represent the organisation nationally and internationally at scientific forums and on expert working groups. 
• Ability to work effectively as part of a small team and as part of a larger multidisciplinary environmental research institute. 
• Ability to plan and undertake field work in remote locations for durations of up to a week at a time. 
• Highly developed technical writing skills as well as the ability to produce plain English summaries of technical information. 
• Ability to communicate science to technical and non-technical audiences.

Please click here to apply.

• Application closing date:  18th February 2024 at 11:59pm
  
• Multiple positions available
• Ongoing Full Time | $89k - $120k + 15.4% super | salary sacrificing available
• Inclusive and Diverse Organisation | Health & Well-being Programs | Flexible Work Practices
• Great Opportunity for a Radiation Protection Professional to join ANSTO and be emersed in interesting and inspiring work
• Generous relocation packages available for interstate candidates.
  

About the Opportunity

With the nuclear sector growing in the coming years, we are looking to expand our highly diverse and capable workforce for the exciting future ahead. As Australia looks to ANSTO as the leading source of nuclear expertise, advice, and services, you will have a crucial role in providing benefit to Australians by providing advice and guidance in radiation protection and emergency management to our internal and external stakeholders.

About You

“The ideal candidate will have minimum 5 years' experience in operational health physics or radiation safety, with strong project management skills who is eager to apply their knowledge to achieve improved safety lifecycle outcomes in radiation protection.” Michael Polewski, Radiation Safety Lifecycle Leader

Membership of the Australian Radiation Protection Society will be highly regarded.

Your Duties and Responsibilities

• Promote and foster safety culture at ANSTO with the aim of continuous improvement and understanding of radiation safety measures. This may include challenging established ways of working in favour of more optimal approaches. 
• Demonstrate expert knowledge of the relevant state, commonwealth and international standards and regulations and ensure the development and application of radiation protection standards, policies and guides within ANSTO facilities in accordance with international best practice.  
• Develop strong client relationships and adapt communication styles to suit levels of technical understanding in order to reach agreement on desired outcomes and so that clients are confident to act upon given advice.
• Ensure a Through Life Capability Project Management approach to all radiation and nuclear new build and decommissioning activities.
• Represent ANSTO as a subject matter expert at national and international forums and ensure ANSTO arrangements are compatible with world’s best practice

Please click here to view the Position Description.

About Us

ANSTO leverages great science to deliver big outcomes.  We partner with scientists and engineers and apply new technologies to provide real-world benefits.  Our work improves human health, saves lives, builds our industries and protects the environment.  ANSTO is the home of Australia's most significant landmark and national infrastructure for research.  Thousands of scientists from industry and academia benefit from gaining access to state-of-the-art instruments every year.

Benefits of Working with Us

 ANSTO employees are passionate about what they do. We enjoy being part of an organisation making a difference in the lives of Australians. 

We support and reward our employees through eligibility for:

• Training, development and mentoring opportunities 
• Performance based salary increases 
• Work-life balance with generous leave entitlements and flexible conditions

If you want to join a world class organisation that's making a difference in the lives of Australians, apply now!

How to Apply

 For further technical information relating to this position please refer to the Position Description or contact Michael Polewski on 61 (02) 9717 9518.  For all other queries please contact Talent Acquisition on +61 (02) 9717 9361.

To be eligible for appointment, applicants will require a security and pre-employment medical assessment.

• Application close: 01 February 2024
• Australian Public Service Level 6
  
• $89,288 - $102,130 + an additional 15.4% Superannuation
• Ongoing | Miranda Sydney NSW
  

In this role you will be responsible for providing advice in relation to ARPANSA regulatory functions, including assessment of licence applications; monitoring compliance and conducting inspections; providing advice on radiation protection; nuclear safety and the regulation of sources, prescribed radiation facilities and nuclear installations; and assisting with the development of policies, strategies and regulatory guidance.
 

• Assess applications for licences of nuclear installations, prescribed radiation facilities and sources against legislation, guidelines, codes and standards;
• Perform inspections of nuclear installations and prescribed radiation facilities to assess compliance with legislation and associated codes and standards;
• Contribute to the development of regulatory policies, processes and associated guidelines;
• Contribute to the development of codes and standards for radiation protection and nuclear safety;
• Liaise with ARPANSA stakeholders on issues related to regulation of sources, prescribed radiation facilities and nuclear installations;
• Undertake assigned tasks as a member of the Regulatory Services Branch as required.

Our ideal candidate - job specific capabilities

You must hold Australian citizenship or possess permanent residency status leading to citizenship and be prepared to travel interstate from time to time as required.  As a minimum, ARPANSA requires all new employees to obtain and maintain a Baseline security clearance as a condition of engagement. However, this role will require the incumbent to obtain and maintain a higher level of security clearance.

There are six selection criteria for this position. If you want to advance your career, please tells us your skills, experiences and achievements that demonstrate all selection criteria in no more than 1000 words in total.

1. Experience in radiation protection and/or nuclear safety or working in a high hazard, regulated environment.
2. Regulatory experience either within a regulatory agency or a regulated entity.
3. Ability to perform assessments and inspections under guidance and undertake systematic analysis of technical information and contribute to strategic thinking.
4. Proven ability to contribute to and perform in a high performing regulatory team.
5. Demonstrated ability to cultivate positive working relationships.
6. Proven ability to act with high levels of integrity and professionalism and demonstrate well-developed skills in high level communication and negotiation.

How to apply

• Key accountabilities
• Job specific capabilities
• Selection criteria.

For further information, please contact Samir Sarkar via phone 0419 794 025.

• Contribute to the Continuous Improvement of Radiation and Safety
• Impactful Safety Advocacy and Diverse Challenges
• Work in the Beautiful Rangers of South Australia – 8/6 Roster

This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic Radiation Advisor to become a valuable member of our highly skilled HSSE team at our Beverly Mine Site. This pivotal role involves providing crucial support to the Senior Radiation Advisor and site Radiation Safety Officer in spearheading regulatory monitoring and reporting. Your contribution with play a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being in our operations. 

About Heathgate
At Heathgate we are driving change. We are looking for exceptional people who will help us accelerate the drive to clean and sustainable energy.  Since 2000 we have mined uranium in the far north of South Australia using the unique and low-impact in-situ recovery (ISR) method to source and recover uranium ore from underground without shifting the earth.  We are an industry leader who respects and cares for the environment and our community. 

About You:

Regulatory Radiation Monitoring & Reporting

Shared Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) Responsibilities:

• Undertake monitoring, and sample collection and analysis.
• Oversee radiation contamination clearances.
• Oversee radiation management and signoff of UOC shipments and other radioactive materials.
• Oversee radiation monitoring data collection, and entry and ensure any trends/anomalies are detected.
• Oversee the respiratory protection equipment program.
• Develop, review, and revise relevant work instructions, and procedures and carry out regular audits/reviews to ensure they maintain relevance.
• Assist in the preparation and/or review of regulatory radiation safety documentation.
• Provide radiation safety advice and training to worker and assist in developing and updating training materials.
• Oversee calibration and maintenance of radiation monitoring equipment as required.
• Assist Safety and Environment Advisors where possible and provide coverage where possible/practicable.
• Prepare reports and provide input and advice to meetings, projects, and initiatives as it relates to radiation management.

Essential Qualifications

·           Bachelor of Science (or equivalent) majoring in physics or occupational hygiene.

Desirable Qualifications

·           Licence to Use or Handle a Radioactive Substances (inc. Sealed Sources).

·           IMDG Code – Dangerous Goods by Sea.

Essential Knowledge, Skills, and Experience

·           Knowledge of radiation, and radiation protection.

·           Competency of software packages including MS Office (Word, Access, and Excel).

Desirable Knowledge, Skills, and Experience

·           Experience as radiation safety officer or similar.

·           Experience using WHS management systems.

·           Experience in mining industry.

Why Work for Heathgate?

Exceptional people are essential for our continuing success and innovation.  We appreciate and reward exceptional work. We encourage, challenge, and support our people to achieve their professional goals. In addition to this commitment, we offer:

• Excellent total remuneration with performance incentives.
• Novated Vehicle Leases.
• Employee Benefits program (retail discounts and more).
• Private Health Insurance Subsidy.
• Study Assistance and Professional Development programs.
• Relocation assistance should the successful candidate reside outside South Australia.
• Supportive, professional, experienced team environment.

Our culture is unique. We work in a dynamic, learning focused environment. If this appeals to you and you have the skills, experience and attributes outlined above, we’d love to hear from you.

Heathgate is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to workplace diversity and inclusion. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds as we believe diversity delivers advantages to our business and workplace and contributes to technical excellence.

We acknowledge that we are operating on Adnyamathanha country and encourage applicants of from the Adnyamathanha community, or applicants from other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island descent to apply.

To Apply

To learn more about Heathgate, please go to www.heathgate.com.au

Application closing date: 31 January 2024

Under broad direction from the Director Safety Systems, you will be responsible for developing ARPANSA’s ongoing strategy and approach to holistic safety focussing on human and organisational factors.  You will integrate this into ARPANSA’s regulatory oversight program and management system.  You will be actively involved in stakeholder meetings and regulatory inspections.  Working with in partnership with ARPANSA’s Branches and Offices, you will use your knowledge of human and organisational factors to contribute to the development and implementation of strategies and initiatives that promote a strong safety culture and drive improved performance across the agency.
 

Key accountabilities

• Lead the ongoing development of ARPANSA’s holistic approach to safety and its integration into regulatory oversight activities.
• Provide human factors and organisational factors specialist support to ARPANSA’s inspection program. This may include the impacts of human performance, human factors assessments, physical ergonomics, leadership, and culture for safety, on the safety performance of licence holders. You may support lead inspectors in the areas of human and organisational factors, both on inspections and through review.
• Develop and deliver internal and external training on human and organisational factors.
• Plan and implement safety culture assessments as required.
• Lead the planning and conduct of thematic inspections, targeting human and organisational factors with the support of regulatory intelligence.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of agency wide strategies and initiatives that promote holistic safety and support achievement of corporate objectives.

Our ideal candidate - job specific capabilities

To be considered for the position, you must hold a minimum qualification of a masters of psychology (organisational) from an Australian university or alternative or have comparable qualifications in human factors or equivalent experience in human and organisational factors.  Preferably you will be an AHPRA endorsed organisational psychologist or working towards endorsement.

You will possess personal drive and integrity, excellent communication and consultation skills and expertise in writing scientific and/or technical documents.  You must be able to work cohesively and collaboratively within a diverse team environment. be influential in person and demonstrate a high level of attention to detail.

You will have experience in the practical application of organisational psychology knowledge to workplaces and preferably applied in a high reliability organisation.  Training can be provided in the areas of radiation protection, nuclear safety, and regulation as necessary.

You must hold Australian citizenship or possess permanent residency status leading to citizenship and be prepared to travel interstate from time to time as required.  ARPANSA requires all new employees to obtain and maintain a Baseline security clearance as a condition of engagement.

Selection criteria

There are six selection criteria for this position. If you want to advance your career, please tells us your skills, experiences and achievements that demonstrate all selection criteria in no more than 1000 words in total.

1. Experience in the provision and assessment of human factors and organisational factors (including culture for safety), ideally through the application of organisational psychology principles.
2. Demonstrated ability to lead the development and implementation of strategies and change initiatives to improve organisational performance.
3. Proven ability to influence through giving objective, strategic advice to executives based on business intelligence.
4. Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills to represent the regulatory body in managing complex and sensitive relationships internally and externally.
5. Highly developed administrative and organisational skills, including the ability to plan and lead projects that meet targets, standards, and outcomes.
6. Strong knowledge of system safety approaches, human factors, process safety and their application in high-risk organisations.

How to apply

Applications can be lodged through ARPANSA Careers.
Your application will consist of resume, ARPANSA cover letter, contact details for two referees and a ‘1000-word pitch’ that considers:
 

• Key accountabilities
• Job specific capabilities
• Selection criteria.

For further information, please contact John Ward via phone 02 9541 8350.


ARPANSA recognises the need for our workforce to reflect the community we serve and provide an inclusive environment that respects and values diversity.  We strongly encourage qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.

Application closing date: 31 January 2024

The Senior Regulatory Officer, Safety Systems is responsible for the maintenance of the RSB Quality Management System and will perform the duties of the RSB Quality Officer. The role will also have compliance monitoring responsibilities including planning, managing, and undertaking inspections of ARPANSA licence holders. The role will be responsible for management of the regulatory content on the ARPANSA website in collaboration with the Office of the CEO and will review outgoing correspondence and reports for quality assurance purposes. 

Key accountabilities

• Perform the role of the RSB Quality Officer, including maintenance of the RSB Quality System within the ARPANSA Management System.
• Lead, manage and undertake inspections, audits and other activities associated with ARPANSA’s regulatory functions with regards to nuclear installations, prescribed radiation facilities and sources.
• Contribute to high level strategic and technical policy development, including the development of national and international radiation protection, nuclear safety and security standards and guidelines.
• Review outgoing correspondence and reports from RSB to ensure quality and consistency.
• Participate in the development of the ARPANSA inspector training and competencies program.
• Oversee and maintain currency of regulatory content on the ARPANSA website.

Eligibility

Our ideal candidate - job specific capabilities

The successful applicant will have an excellent understanding of the regulatory environment in which radiation is used in the Commonwealth, state and territory jurisdictions.

The applicant must have a degree in science or engineering from an Australian university or other comparable qualifications which are considered appropriate for the position.

You must have excellent oral and written communication skills, including the writing of scientific and/or technical documents. You must also have a keen eye for detail to identify errors, inconsistencies and weaknesses in arguments within regulatory reports and publications. You will prepare and maintain regulatory content for the public website. 

You must have the ability to work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team environment with a high degree of professionalism and the ability to provide/receive effective feedback. In addition, you must have the ability to develop productive working relationships with ARPANSA staff, stakeholders, and other government agencies.

You must hold Australian citizenship or possess permanent residency status leading to citizenship and be prepared to travel interstate and internationally as required. The position is a designated security assessed position that will require you to successfully undertake and maintain a security clearance.

Selection criteria

There are six selection criteria for this position. If you want to advance your career, please tells us your skills, experiences and achievements that demonstrate all selection criteria in no more than 1200 words in total.

1. Operational or regulatory experience in activities relating to radiation protection and/or nuclear safety or other high hazard industry.
2. Highly developed critical thinking and proven attention to detail especially in documentation.
3. Operational experience in managing and maintaining quality systems with successful outcomes.
4. Capacity to review reports which reinforce consistency in meeting regulatory objectives.
5. Ability to provide effective feedback whilst sustaining relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
6. Ability to demonstrate teamwork within an innovative environment which prioritises continuous improvement.

How to apply

Applications can be lodged through ARPANSA Careers.

Your application will consist of resume, ARPANSA cover sheet, contact details for two referees and a ‘1200-word pitch’ that considers:

• Key accountabilities
• Job specific capabilities
• Selection criteria.

For further information, please contact John Ward via phone 02 9541 8350.

Location: Miranda NSW or Yallambie VIC but Miranda preferred

ARPANSA recognises the need for our workforce to reflect the community we serve and provide an inclusive environment that respects and values diversity. We strongly encourage qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.

• Application closing date: 4th February 2024
  
• Professional 3 (Remuneration Package $126,870 - $141,898)
• Public Health Directorate
• Ongoing vacancy in Darwin

This position works within the NT Health Public Health Directorate and reports to the Manager Radiation Protection. The position assists in the implementation of the regulatory regime in the Northern Territory to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation; in particular, assist processing applications for radiation authorities, managing the database of radiation authorities and implementation of a program of inspections and audit of radiation practices.

Key duties can include;

• Statutory inspections of radiation practices and investigate regulatory non-compliance within the NT
• Review and determination of licence applications in accordance with the Radiation Protection Act 2004

Provide regulatory and radiation safety advice to stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs and the publicFor further information about this vacancy please contact: Bradley Feldtman on 08 8922 7464 or Bradley.feldtmas@nt.gov.au

Quote vacancy number:                            1906

Applications should consist of a one page summary sheet, resume / CV and copies of relevant qualifications.

Applications close:  11.55pm, Sunday 28th January 2024
Job no: 522016
Work type: full time
Location: Sydney, NSW
Categories: Professional Leadership, Research Administration support, Governance, Policy & Compliance, Management, Clinical/Medical Research

• Top 100 university with an ambitious strategy including academic excellence, social engagement and global impact
• Senior Appointment in a flexible, supportive workplace
• 3-year fixed term contract, potential for renewal

The Opportunity

The Director, Research Ethics and Compliance Support is a key leadership position responsible for the strategic direction, operational, budget and human resource management of the UNSW Research Ethics and Compliance Support unit.

Reporting to the Pro Vice-Chancellor Research, you’ll oversee and manage a comprehensive research ethics and compliance program including a contemporary online research ethics and compliance system, fostering a culture of integrity, and collaborating with stakeholders to maintain UNSW's commitment to ethical research practices.  You’ll also lead the UNSW Research Ethics and Compliance Team in providing support for the UNSW Animal Care and Ethics Committees, Human Research Ethics Committees, the Biosafety and Radiation Safety Committees, clinical trials governance, and other research related compliance activities across UNSW.

The Organisation

UNSW isn’t like other places you’ve worked. Yes, we’re a large organisation with a diverse and talented community; a community doing extraordinary things. But what makes us different isn’t only what we do, it’s how we do it. Together, we are driven to be thoughtful, practical, and purposeful in all we do. Taking this combined approach is what makes our work matter. It’s the reason we’re Australia’s number one university for impact and among the nation’s Top 20 employers.

Benefits and Culture: 

UNSW offer a competitive salary and access to benefits including:

• Hybrid/Flexible working
• Additional 3 days of leave over the Christmas Period
• Access to learning and career development
• Progressive HR practices
• Discounts and entitlements  
• Affordable on-campus parking

About the successful applicant

You can demonstrate your research ethics and compliance experience at senior level, deep understanding and commitment to current knowledge of legislation, codes, guidelines and rules relating to research ethics and safety committees and the governance of clinical trials, as well as leadership, change management and stakeholder management experience to ensure successful outcomes through the delivery of high-quality customer service.

To Apply: If leading research ethics and compliance at a Go8 university is of interest to you, please submit your CV, Cover Letter and your Response to Skills and Experience required (see the Position Description) via the APPLY button.

https://external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/522016/director-research-ethics-compliance

Contacts:
Shiree Thomas, Talent Acquisition Consultant: shiree.thomas@unsw.edu.au
Dane McCamey, Pro Vice Chancellor (Research) e: pvcr@unsw.edu.au

Application close date: 12:00am, Friday 19 January 2024

The job vacancy is posted on these three sites:

·         Careers at GNS and ESR https://nzcris.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/nzcris/details/Senior-Scientist---Radiation-Safety_JR101132

·         Seek https://www.seek.co.nz/job/71845236

·         LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3774967498/?capColoOverride=true

Te tūnga | The role

We have a full-time permanent (minimum of 37.5 to 40 hours per week) opportunity for a Senior Scientist – Radiation Safety to join the National Centre for Radiation Science (NCRS) team at our Kenepuru Science Centre in Porirua, Wellington.  

In this role your principal responsibility will be to lead the NCRS team’s activities in relation to the National Radiation Store which ESR manages on behalf of Manatū Hauora Ministry of Health, which includes ensuring all contractual requirements are delivered.

You may also be involved in:

• Providing expert advice to key stakeholders including government and users of ionising radiation across the public and private sectors.

• Assisting with the provision of commercial services including training and consultancy.

• Conducting regulatory compliance on-site inspections across multiple industries.

• Preparing regulatory, technical and scientific reports.

• Participating in an on-call (24/7) emergency response roster to provide technical advice and support during radiological incidents, accidents and emergencies.

• Collaborating with other senior members of the NCRS Radiation Safety team to lead the team, mentor more junior staff, and develop business strategy.
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Kia angitu koe | About you

To be successful in this role you will have:

• A relevant postgraduate qualification or an industry recognised qualification.

• At least 10 years practical experience in the radiation safety / radiation protection field.

• Excellent communication skills (written & verbal), including the communication of risk and risk management strategies, to non-scientific audiences.

• Demonstrated commitment to safety.

• Proven ability to build and maintain effective relationships with both external and internal stakeholders.

• Demonstrated experience of managing contentious issues.

• You will be self-motivated and able to work independently.

• You will be able to undertake domestic travel, often for 5 days away from home, on a regular basis.

• Collaboration and teamwork skills to work with other departments, regulatory bodies, and external stakeholders.

• Understanding and knowledge of national and international regulations governing the use and storage of radioactive materials.

• You must be able to obtain and maintain a New Zealand national security clearance at the SECRET level.

• You must have a full drivers licence

Ngā painga | The benefits

ESR provide an excellent environment for fostering and developing our people in a values-driven, flexible and ever evolving landscape. We are leaders in our field and our laboratory facilities are second to none.

We offer diverse benefits including flexible working options that support everyone’s lifestyle in balance with their work commitments. Our people gain value from other benefits such as job-related learning and development opportunities, access to employee health schemes, social events and wellbeing initiatives.

ESR are an accredited employer with Immigration NZ. If you are from overseas and would like to learn more about living and working in New Zealand, please see here: https://www.live-work.immigration.govt.nz/.

The indicative salary range is from $100,818 - $108,992, with additional benefits and international relocation assistance as applicable.