The Occupational Hygiene Technician is responsible for the below items:
- Undertaking field-based activities including asbestos air monitoring, asbestos visual clearances and lead particulate air monitoring.
- Collection of asbestos and lead samples following approved sample plans and industry-accepted methods.
- Documenting field work for sampling, monitoring, and OH&S with attention to detail and data quality.
- Completing fieldwork in a safe and controlled manner in accordance with Scaada field procedures, Health and Safety Plans (HASP) and Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).
- Field results in data entry.
- Completing field and office-based reporting requirements and send to clients following approval from senior colleagues.
- Ability to work autonomously and within a team and general business and administrative duties.
- Completing lab works relevant to asbestos air monitoring.
The Occupational Hygiene Technician has the ability to work effectively in a range of challenging environments, problem-solving skills and providing a high level of service to all stakeholders is essential to the role.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work well within a team, and autonomously.
- Driving on a daily basis within regional and metropolitan areas of Victoria.
- Excellent time management, and an eagerness to acquire new skills and meet new challenges.
- Self-motivated to complete challenging field programs • Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
- A diploma in HSE is desirable.
- Construction White Card.
