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key assessment tasks such as the Final Professional Experience Recommendations report and the Graduate Teacher Performance Assessment (GTPA). This role is subject to the University’s Code of Conduct
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University’s Code of Conduct . About You You must possess at least an undergraduate degree majoring in the discipline in which you seek to deliver content. You will either have relatively recent experience with
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legislation relating to OHS. Demonstrated capacity to successfully implement and manage policies and procedures concerning relevant OHS legislation, standards, and codes. Demonstrated ability to review and
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Comply with University policies, including the Code of Conduct, WHS, sustainability, and ESOS obligations. About RAPID The Reusable and Accessible Public Interest Documents (RAPID) project sits within
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comfortable working across simulation, coding, and data-driven modelling. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Interpret CFD models of pilot and lab-scale bioreactors (e.g. mixing time, kLa, flow fields
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, policies, and the Code of Conduct. Perform other duties as required. This is a teaching-focused position. Further information can be found by viewing UQ’s Criteria for Academic Performance . About the School
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enrolments to require a tutor. Please note that these opportunities are subject to The University’s Code of Conduct . What We Can Offer These are casual appointments. As such, there is no firm advance
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to take part in an after-hours on call roster. Strong understanding of WHS and environmental legislation, codes and standards. Problem-solving skills with the ability to manage diverse maintenance issues
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of building services Basic computer skills. Be available to take part in an after-hours on call roster. Strong understanding of WHS and environmental legislation, codes and standards. Problem-solving skills
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their delivery. Experience with the geological interpretation of geophysical data. Experience with code development and the potential to build novel software solutions for data interpretation will be viewed