The opportunity
We're expanding our VIC Hazardous Materials & Occupational Hygiene team and looking for experienced consultants to take the lead on major client accounts. Our recent projects span industrial sites, research facilities, and public infrastructure. The roles will be based in our Melbourne office. We work hybrid, so you'll enjoy the flexibility of working from home when not required on client sites, great for maintaining work‐life balance.
What you'll do
* Lead and manage hazardous materials assessments, including asbestos, lead, PCBs, and other regulated substances, from initial survey through to remediation and clearance.
* Provide occupational hygiene advice, including exposure assessment, risk management, and the development of control strategies for chemical, biological, and physical hazards in workplaces.
* Oversee the development and implementation of hazardous materials management plans and occupational hygiene monitoring programs.
* Ensure all work complies with relevant Australian legislation, codes of practice, and industry standards.
* Prepare high‐quality technical reports, risk assessments, and client communications in a timely manner.
* Mentor and provide technical guidance to consultants and junior staff, supporting their professional development and knowledge sharing.
* Build and maintain strong client relationships, identifying new business opportunities and contributing to tender submissions.
* Stay current with industry developments, emerging hazards, and technology trends relevant to hazardous materials and occupational hygiene.
About you
* Tertiary qualifications in a scientific field, environmental management/science, health and safety, or occupational hygiene.
* Typically 8+ years in hazardous materials management and occupational hygiene consulting.
* Demonstrated expertise in conducting hazardous materials surveys, risk assessments, and remediation projects.
* Comprehensive knowledge of relevant Australian and state regulations, codes of practice, and standards.
* Proven ability to manage complex projects, deliver high‐quality reports, and meet client expectations.
* Strong leadership, mentoring, and communication skills.
* Professional membership or certification, e.g. full membership of the Australian Institute of AIOH, COH, and/or Licensed Asbestos Assessor, is highly regarded.
* Valid Australian driver's licence and willingness to travel to client sites.
Benefits
* Dynamic role with overtime opportunities and excellent working conditions.
* Diverse team of experts providing hands‐on mentoring and tailored training.
* Hybrid working model for flexibility.
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