Hydrographic, Electronic and Data Technical Assistant
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Hydrographic, Electronic and Data Technical Assistant Job no: 497496 Work type: Permanent Full time Location: Hobart Categories: Engineering & Technical, Apprenticeship, Graduate We will teach you the how, you will bring the enthusiasm! What you’ll do: This is a new role in our Water Management Team where you will learn how to provide operational support to the team in the day-to-day collection of hydrological, meteorological, environmental, and asset monitoring data services. You will be supported with on-the-job and formal technical training to ensure you are an integral member of the team. You will also have professional development opportunities to work towards becoming a certified practicing hydrographer with the Australian Hydrographers Association. What will your week look like? If you like variety and being outside, keep reading. Each week will be a bit different, so flexibility is key. Some weeks could include multiple days in the field carrying and using hydrographer monitoring equipment, while other weeks would consist of inputting the data collected back at the Moonah office or assisting with preparation of future installations. You will get to travel the state, so a driver's licence is required. You will always be working with at least one other person in the field, providing amazing opportunities to learn from dedicated mentors. We will teach you what you need to know, but there are a few things that will set you apart:
- You may have already started studying in a technical field related to hydrographic, hydrometric, or data capture fields.
- You might also be studying within the civil, water, electrical, or mechanical fields at university or TAFE.
- You have experience working outdoors in various weather conditions, such as a wildlife guide, bushwalking, or other construction work.
- You will need to demonstrate an appropriate level of fitness to embrace and enjoy the outdoor work.
- Confidence around water and the ability to swim.
- Willingness to complete a Cert IV in Water Resources, Civil Engineering, or Electronics at TAFE.
- Construction White Card or willingness to complete the 1-day training to obtain it.
- 4WD experience
- Experience using hand tools or power tools
- Ability to work with a team that relies on each other in the field.
- Overtime pay and flexible leave options
- Uncapped carer/sick leave
- Industry-leading parental leave entitlements
- Subsidised school holiday vacation care
- Discounted health insurance
- Access to free Employee Assistance Program for you and your family
- A genuinely inclusive and equitable work environment
- Clear career path and support networks
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