Teaching Laboratory Technician
Role Overview
Provide hands-on support for teaching laboratory practicals and related experiments at the University of Tasmania's IMAS facilities.
Help ensure safe and effective laboratory operation and provide day-to-day technical and operational support.
Full-time, fixed-term position until October 2027, based in Hobart; supports activities across Salamanca and Taroona facilities.
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About the opportunity
Provide hands-on support for teaching laboratory practicals and related experiments at the University of Tasmania's IMAS facilities.
Help ensure safe and effective laboratory operation and provide day-to-day technical and operational support.
Full-time, fixed-term position until October 2027, based in Hobart; supports activities across Salamanca and Taroona facilities.
What you'll do
- Manage and organise teaching laboratories for activities that overlap and change week to week.
- Coordinate with unit coordinators and demonstrators, provide technical support, and prepare practical classes.
- Set up and pack up equipment; assist with teaching experiments such as algae and shellfish culture and with limited field work.
- Assist with custom equipment and provide safety feedback to the Laboratory Manager.
- Some early starts and later finishes are required during semester to prepare for and pack up practical classes.
What we're looking for
- Completion of a Science Degree, preferably marine.
- Significant technical laboratory support experience involving marine research infrastructure, plus prior laboratory experience working with students.
- Work, Health and Safety knowledge and safe work systems management, including chemical and laboratory hazards.
- Ability to work to firm timelines, adapt to changing priorities, solve complex problems, and work independently within guidelines.
- Strong organisation, judgement, oral and written communication, and interpersonal skills; ability to interact with diverse groups and negotiate with senior representatives.
Remuneration
- Appointment is at HEO 5, with a total remuneration package up to $105,665, including base salary of $80,869 to $90,312 plus 17% superannuation.
Schedule
- Full-time position; some early starts and later finishes during semester are required.
Application
- Applicants are asked to provide a CV and a one- to two-page cover letter outlining their interest, skills, capabilities, and experience.
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