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SENIOR CHEMIST

Employer:	Simitars
Job Title:	Senior Chemist
Industry:
Town:	Redbank, Queensland
Country:	Australia
Description	Permanent Full-time $75,257 - $81,075 per annum plus superannuation Do you have the desire to work with innovative and professional teams engaged in developing laboratory methods, conduct laboratory analysis and provide advice to facilitate health, safety and environmental management? An opportunity awaits with the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation, Mines Safety and Health. With clients in over 20 countries Simtars represents the Queensland Government’s commitment to the continuous improvement of safety and health within the mining industry locally and abroad. You have the opportunity to join a world leader in research, consulting, testing, certification and training services to improve industry safety and health. What sort of person are we looking for? We’re seeking a highly motivated individual who learns from their experiences and who enjoys working in a dynamic workplace providing professional laboratory services in environmental safety and health. The position offers good conditions and stimulating work. For further information about this position including a full list of duties, responsibilities and details on how to apply, please visit the Queensland Government Smart Jobs and Careers website www.jobs.qld.gov.au Closing Date: Monday, 15 February 2010 Reference: QLD/QME2617/10
Web	www.jobs.qld.gov.au
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