We are seeking a motivated and innovative engineer to join our water team in Rockhampton.

In this role, you will be part of a tight-knit and industry leading team focusing on the delivery of water resources projects, particularly in the areas of flood risk assessment and management, hydrological and hydraulic modelling.

This is an opportunity to fast-track your skills, working with a variety of specialists across the business within the Northern Queensland, Northern Territory and beyond. Gain an unparalleled blend of technical, project management and commercial skills from the opportunities afforded from a regional office whilst working for a truly connected global consultancy.

Living in Rockhampton combines professional achievement with a rich, fulfilling lifestyle. With an office right on the Fitzroy River, you will really live and work in the natural beauty of the Capricorn Coast and Great Barrier Reef!

Known as the gateway to the Capricorn Coast, the city offers a warm climate, beautiful natural attractions, and a friendly, welcoming community. With a mix of urban amenities and outdoor adventures, you can enjoy a balanced lifestyle while contributing to the region's development. AECOM fosters a collaborative and inclusive work environment, ensuring that your time in Rockhampton is both professionally rewarding and personally enriching.

Join us in Rockhampton and be part of a team dedicated to excellence and innovation in one of Queensland’s most vibrant regions.

What a day in this role could involve:

• Work on a variety of projects, delivering flood risk assessment and management studies, hydrological and hydraulic modelling support whilst focusing on technical excellence.
• High quality technical and non-technical report writing.
• Exposure to project management responsibilities.
• Collaborate with a number of professionals in a range of geographies and build relationships with internal and external clients across multiple sectors, ensuring client service satisfaction.

We're looking for Job Coaches to join our dedicated and passionate team in Charlestown and surrouding suburbs.

   ***NO PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES EXPERIENCE NECESSARY***

We are a determined and compassionate team who thrive together in pursuit of our belief that work’s for everyone, whilst having fun along the way.

Join us for our next Recruitment Information Session where you will get the opportunity to connect with one of our Service Managers for an on-the-spot interview and to learn more about atWork Australia.

Where: Charlestown NSW 2290, Australia
When; Tuesday, 17th December- 12:00PM to 2pm.

Let us know if you are interested in attending by clicking APPLY

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact: [email protected] M: 0472 639 347

This is an apprenticeship position within Smiths Detection’s field service team, primarily responsible for traveling to customer sites, 
which are often high-security environments, to maintain and repair Smiths Detection’s X-ray and trace detection equipment using 
hand and power tools. This position requires the development of customer-interaction and team-working skills. It is anticipated that 
apprentices will develop the ability to work semi-autonomously, and outside of day-time business hours from time to time, during 
their second year of experience.

Responsibilities-

• Attending weekly TAFE course trainings and completing associated educational tasks and activities
• Travelling to customer sites across metropolitan and regional/remote areas, at times requiring long-distance driving, air travel, and hotel accommodation for several days per trip
• Assisting with troubleshooting, servicing and repairing X-ray and trace detection equipment at customer sites and within Smiths Detection’s service centres
• Assisting with completing preventative maintenance tasks according to service contracts and schedules
• Assisting with responding to equipment faults and other corrective maintenance requirements according to service contracts and key performance indicators
• Assisting with testing components and circuitry of X-ray equipment using a multimeter, computer/laptop and the inbuilt equipment-software
• Assisting with diagnosing the root cause of mechanical, electrical and electronics related equipment faults (involving 24 volts or less)
• Assisting with replacing belts, rollers, motors and other mechanical components within X-ray equipment
• Assisting with replacing and manoeuvring X-ray sources (ie. generators) and other heavy parts using lifting aids
• Assisting with inspecting, vacuuming, cleaning, de-greasing, repairing and replacing internal parts
• Assisting with installing new equipment at customer sites, alongside Smiths Detection’s programs and installations teams and various subcontractors and customer-stakeholders
• Completing field service related documentation and reports
• Completing technical, safety, compliance and other job related trainings, online and in-person
• Maintaining a clean/tidy work station and work environment
• Consuming spare parts from the warehouse/storage area and promptly updating the associated records in the IT 
  software tracking system
• Joining regular internal team meetings and safety briefings
• Assisting with ensuring that tools and testing equipment is maintained and calibrated
• Acting as the designated on-call person according to the relevant regional on-call roster, to provide remote and in-person technical support to customers, during second-year – or sooner if competent to do so – and thereafter
• Other duties as required

Your role will see you primarily involves in the support and maintenance of a large enterprise environment spanning multiple locations, both within Australia and internationally. Reporting to the storage and data protection manager the responsibilities of this role will include but are not limited to, administering the storage solution, tuning system performance, installing system wide software, managing and maintaining capacity of the systems, and supporting storage hardware and software. Providing input into policies, procedures, and SOP’s relating to the management of the operational storage infrastructure. Interact with users and technical subject matter experts to ensure delivery is fit for purpose.

Follow defined ITSM processes including incident and problem analysis and management with technical issues. Perform post incident reviews and root cause analysis related to the technologies you’ll be supporting.

• Manage and maintain the ongoing operational requirements of the client and infrastructure relating to storage and data protection;
• Implement and test storage firmware and software upgrades;
• Design, implement and administer new storage infrastructure installations;
• Administration and management of CommVault;
• Perform NetApp and CommVault restore activities as requested
• Provide solutions to a variety of technical problems of varying scope and complexity;
• Reporting on Capacity usage
• Source and analyse relevant subject matter documentation;
• Contribute to IT support process and policy development;
• Ensure adherence to processes, procedures and security requirements;
• Ensure the IT support products and services provided to programs are of the highest quality that satisfy all regulatory and technical requirements;
• Any other duties as required.