Your key accountabilities
The core capability requirements for this role are:
Lead a team to establish and maintain NATA accreditation as per NATA requirements for testing and calibration laboratories.
Provide high level policy advice on initiatives and best practice regarding compliance and the development of a quality management system to meet current contemporary standards and future operational needs of Forensic Services Group.
Lead the research, planning, analysis and interpretation of audit findings and corrective action outcomes and provide high level advice to senior personnel on current state and direction of the quality management system.
Manage business improvement initiatives to ensure systems, procedures and processes meet compliance with NATA requirements and the ISO17025 international standard.
Provide high level advice on outcomes of audits and validations, and ensure they meet best practice expectations as outlined in NATA requirements and the ISO17025 international standard.
Provide quality support and assistance to areas seeking additions to scope of accreditation.
Establish and maintain appropriated communication, liaison, and reporting procedures to support the Superintendent Forensic Services Group.
Develop effective relationships with and provide high quality advice, support and services to internal and external clients and stakeholders.
Role Requirements
Technical/ Operational/ Educational experience
A relevant tertiary qualification in science is highly desirable.
Other
Knowledge, experience in quality assurance, leading audits and/or administration of NATA accreditation requirements would be highly desirable.
The incumbent may be required to travel and work within the area of responsibility and may also be required to undertake occasional intrastate and interstate travel as required.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.
