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Started by Brigid Barry
Fri, 26 Mar 1993 01:58
ASO5 Health and Safety
Author: Brigid Barry
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1993 01:58
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1993 01:58
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University of Canberra STAFF REGISTRAR'S UNIT HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICER ASO 5 Reference No: 93/2027 Do you have proven experience in Occupational Health and Safety? The University seeks a person to assist in the management of the Occupational Health and Safety Unit. The position is responsible for assisting in the promotion of safe working practices and healthy lifestyles within the University. The successful applicant will be required to investigate and analyse occupational health and safety matters and to develop and implement a wide range of OHS programs. A broad-based knowledge in engineering disciplines and industrial hygiene is essential as is the ability to communicate effectively with people at all levels. An understanding of ergonomic perspectives and some experience in training programs is highly desirable. This is a re-advertised position. Previous applicants will be considered and need not re-apply. Closing date : 13 April 1993 Salary : $32,559 - $34,464 per annum Contact Officer Mr. Les Hogg Tele. (06) 201.2220 Applications: Selection documentation may be obtained by telephoning 201 2607 (24 hour answering machine). Applications addressing the Selection Criteria and containing a contact telephone number during business hours should be addressed to: The Assistant Vice-Chancellor - Administration c/- Registry PO Box 1 BELCONNEN ACT 2616 The University is AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND MAINTAINS A SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT The University of Canberra is a member of the Unified National System and is sponsored by Monash University
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