Total 14 job vacancies by SGS

SGS is seeking a full time physicist to join the team in Notting Hill VIC.

Permanent Full-TIme

Based in Notting Hill VIC

Salary $ 88k - 92K

Responsibilities included, but are not limited to:

• Performing tests on radiation survey meters using appropriate scientific methodologies and preparing scientific reports.
• Undertake radiation shield design calculations for radiation generating apparatus and radioactive source rooms.
• Provide radiation protection training, advice, and consultancy to SGS clients.
• Undertake quality approvals for labs reports from technical officers and provide scientific advice to lab manager where required.
• Perform radiation dose calculations using appropriate formalism to determine effect of radiation exposure to occupationally exposed workers and the public.
• Assisting client in developing radiation management plans and processes for limiting radiation exposure to workers and the public.
• Demonstrate a sound understanding of various radiation monitoring equipment and get actively involved in sales division
• Provide scientific and technical guidance in the selection and application of radiation monitoring solutions and radioactive isotopes to support SGS Radiation Services sales function
• Undertakes professional tasks of limited scope as well as complexity (e.g. compliance audits), or as major phases of broader larger assignments.
• Manages their own project work including job creation and preparation, undertaking site work, data analysis, reporting, quoting, invoicing and liaising with the client on recommendations arising from the project.
• Undertake laboratory based calibration on radiation monitoring equipment as per NATA and ISO17025 standards (where requested)
• Preparing audit reports based on environmental and laboratory surveys
• Reviewing calibration procedures for radiation monitoring equipment
• Performing investigations test and measurements in labs and industrial sites to determine presence of radioactive contaminants.
• At all times, comply with SGS Code of Integrity and Professional Conduct.

This position is directly responsible for the day-to-day operations of the radioanalytical services section, ensuring customer service expectations are met and the section operates to appropriate quality and safety standards. Additionally, this role oversees method development and validation activities to achieve required national accreditation.

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Operation and maintenance of radioanalytical preparation and counting laboratory facilities.
• Preparation of environmental samples for radionuclide analysis.
• Processing data, including radioactivity calculations following analysis, and prepare and issue reports.
• Routine calibration and maintenance of radiation counting systems and associated analytical laboratory instrumentation.
• Ensure all testing methodology and quality control procedures are performed according to NATA and ISO17025 standards.
• Ensure TATs are met and immediate actions are taken if potential delays are identified.
• Ensure new methods and procedures are developed and validated.
• Develop and implement training plans for staff in your section to ensure a competent cross trained workforce is maintained.
• Be able to respond to technical queries from internal and external customers.
• Be able to address all enquiries for radioanalysis including providing quotations. Able to determine appropriate analyses in consultation with the client based on their specific circumstances.
• Perform other duties as requested.

Join our team as a Business Development Officer Training. You'll drive revenue growth by promoting and selling our diverse Odyssey Training and SGS Academy training solutions to various industry sectors and government agencies.

In this full time - permanent position based in Melbourne, VIC you will, but not limited to: 

• Develop a structured Client Engagement Plan outlining targeted promotional activities, business engagement and reporting milestones.
• Build relationships with existing and potential clients and actively promote training services by identifying prospective client needs in all locations.
• Develop new business opportunities in tandem with Odyssey and SGS staff to ensure a smooth transition through to delivery.
• Consult with clients and developing customised, client specific training programs utilising the technical skills within the training teams.
• Provide account management and “follow through” with clients.
• Provide post course follow up on all closed group courses with both clients and trainers.
• Ensure that ongoing compliance for Corporate IT policies and National IT standards for SGS systems and equipment are adhered to across the breadth of the environment.
• Support the implementation of national and international safety initiatives.

SGS is seeking an Aviation Advisor to conduct operational and technical safety audits, and complete aviation projects for our clients. This role serves as a direct link to client representatives on aviation matters and ensures adherence to SGS aviation compliance standards. The successful candidate will provide advice based on regulatory requirements and best international practice, supported by in-house peer review.

This full-time opportunity offers flexible location options like Perth, Brisbane or Melbourne for the right candidate.

Key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Planning and conducting aviation audits and assessing operator safety for SGS Aviation clients.
• Managing aviation projects for clients.
• Providing technical and commercial aviation advice.
• Preparing written audit and project reports with recommendations for the conduct and continuous improvement of client aviation activities.
• Following-up and closing out issues raised in the course of their duties.
• Maintaining professional contact and effective working relationships with clients.
• Maintaining professional qualifications through company training and participation in SGS Aviation seminars where possible.
• Discharging the administrative duties required for the efficient conduct of their position.

Reporting to the Lead Advisor - Health and Safety, you will form part of a dynamic team based in Notting Hill. You will be responsible for providing professional advice and support to multiple business units across multiple sites. Your responsibilities will include, however not limited to:

• Providing professional advice and support, and engaging, influencing and coaching the workforce to promote continual development and improvement in safety culture.
• Ensuring risk/hazard registers are maintained for all facilities
• Facilitating a consistent approach to risk management ensuring workers are trained and using risk management tools, including Take 5’s and JHA’s.
• Facilitating the reporting and recording of all incidents, hazards and near misses.
• Ensuring incident investigations are completed as required, identifying root causes and corrective actions to prevent re-occurrence. 
• Conducting regular visits to all areas of responsibility interacting with the management team and workforce to determine suitability of processes, risk management, safety behaviours, field inspections and system audits.
• Establishing process to complete or facilitate internal audits of sites
• Assisting in the implementation, review and maintenance of the Operational Integrity Management System

SGS is currently seeking a Laboratory Technician to fill a full-time position based in Notting Hill, Melbourne. The role is responsible for the analytical testing and reporting for soil, water, air and other sample matrices conducted in the Inorganic, Organic and Radio Chemistry Sections of Environmental Laboratory. This involves utilizing both conventional analytical methods and modern instrumental techniques, such as GC, GC/MSMS, HPLC, LC/MSMS, ICP/MS, and FIA.

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Undertake sample preparation, analytical and radio chemistry analysis and reporting.
• Perform laboratory equipment calibrations.
• Understand and comply to general laboratory QA/QC criteria and NATA accreditation requirements.
• Ensure equipment and laboratory is kept clean and tidy avoiding contamination, clutter and to protect the company’s assets.
• Maintain and update skills, qualifications and knowledge through courses and on the job training to support improvement.
• Perform other duties as directed by the Team Leader

SGS is seeking a full-time generalist HR Advisor for a 12-month parental leave cover with the possibility to extend. This role will be primary working from home, with sporadic days in the office located in Notting Hill. 

Reporting to the Senior Human Resources Business Partner, you will enjoy a true generalist position including but certainly not limited to the below:

• Provide full end to end HR generalist advice, with a passion for stakeholder engagement.
• Support managers and employees on a variety of ER issues, including performance management, disciplinary actions, grievances, and conflict resolution.
• Conduct investigations into employee complaints and grievances, ensuring fair and consistent outcomes in line with company policies and relevant legislation.
• Work within a fast-paced environment whilst maintaining a high level of attention to detail.
• HR policy review and development to reflect best practices and legislative requirements.
• Assist with the delivery of training and workshops to managers and employees on relevant HR policies, procedures, and legislative changes.
• Lead and support HR projects throughout the year aimed at improving processes, enhancing employee experience, and driving organizational effectiveness.
• Manage reporting and compliance activities with precision and expertise.

As a member of the Environmental team, you will maintain excellence in client services and support SGS’s soil, water and air sample receipt and dispatch operations and sample registration. This is a full time permanent position based in Notting Hill, Melbourne. 

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Provide high quality support and assistance to clients and receive and dispatch samples and deliveries to and from clients and couriers.
• Subject to availability and as directed, establish communication, meet and build and maintain professional relationships with both existing and potential clients. 
• Scope and prepare or organise quotations as required.
• Proactively communicate directly with clients regarding any sample, result status, records, turnaround, or laboratory issue that is likely to impact on service delivery, and act as the client’s representative within SGS. 
• Facilitate prompt and professional communication between clients and relevant SGS personnel, as appropriate, on service delivery, logistical, technical and client project issues.
• Assist the safe, efficient and harmonious operation of the Sample Receipt facility.
• Complete pre-registration and/or full registration of samples as required, cross-check records with sample labels and containers, digitalise and promptly convey sample receipt information to required locations.
• Liaise and work closely with Client Service Managers, Business Development Managers, Sales Teams and other stakeholders to optimise service needs and be versatile with distinct customer focus.
• Agile coordination of high-quality service to meet deadlines ensuring integrity of service and ongoing relationship growth.

SGS is currently seeking a Laboratory Technical Officer to fill a full-time position based in Notting Hill, Melbourne. The role involves providing duties and technical support within the Calibration, Sales, and Repair Service Business Unit, while ensuring the maintenance of high levels of customer service for both internal and external clients

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Undertake calibrations of protection level radiation monitors (survey, contamination and electronic personal dosimeters).
• Prepare calibration certificates for review by QA staff to high standards
• Maintain records of work completed accurately in job folder
• Get suitably trained in lab operations under the guidance of other lab officer or team leader
• Support business in attending scientific technical enquiries under the guidance of instrumentation &/or lab team leader.
• Assist respond to technical enquiries
• Assist to provide quotation and project manage for client requests in regards to specific instrumentation or product purchase request
• Complete receiving and dispatch responsibilities (as needed)
• Assist other team members where required and demonstrate a flexible and dynamic attitude to the laboratory work flow.

SGS is searching for a Field Sampling Technician, to perform field sampling and monitoring activities; ensuring all incoming samples to Notting Hill Laboratory are unpacked, sorted, and logged into the information management system in a timely manner.  

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Plan, coordinate, schedule and perform field sampling and field-testing in conjunction with Field Sampling Supervisor
• Ensure field sampling equipment is always maintained to ensure safe operation
• Ensure consistent methodologies and safety protocols as in place for the services
• Conduct sample reception duties as required and ensure samples are taken correctly in accordance with client requirements and NATA guidelines
• Organise dispatch of sample containers/kits to customers as required
• Unpack and sort samples in a timely manner
• Ensure samples are identified, labelled, and stored correctly
• Register samples using the laboratory information management system
• Ensure all samples are free of contamination during sampling and sub-sampling process
• Perform sample disposal
• Perform other duties as directed by the management team.

SGS is currently seeking a Laboratory Technician to fill a full-time position based in Notting Hill, Melbourne. The role is responsible for the analytical testing and reporting for soil, water, air and other sample matrices conducted in the Inorganic, Organic and Radio Chemistry Sections of Environmental Laboratory. 

Your key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Undertake sample preparation, analytical and radio chemistry analysis and reporting by conventional analytical methods and modern instrumental methods including GC, GC/MSMS, HPLC, LC/MSMS, ICP/MS, FIA.
• Perform laboratory equipment calibrations.
• Understand and comply to general laboratory QA/QC criteria and NATA accreditation requirements.
• Ensure equipment and laboratory is kept clean and tidy avoiding contamination, clutter and to protect the company’s assets.
• Maintain and update skills, qualifications and knowledge through courses and on the job training to support improvement.
• Perform other duties as directed by the Team Leader

Searching for a Microbiologist to be responsible for all aspects of the Microbiological testing conducted in the Notting Hill Water Laboratory. This includes performing routine and non routine analyses, trouble shooting, method validation/development and staff training to deliver quality and timely laboratory results.

Working closely with Microbiology Supervisor and Water Lab Operations Manager, you are required to ensure the requirements of ISO17025 and SGS OH&S systems are met, and to lead the technical and process improvement projects. As a senior member of the team, you are also required to ensure the team is work together effectively and efficiently.

Other key responsibilities in this role will include but are not limited to:

• Monitor and report on the progress of work performed. Ensure the quality of data produced meets the standards of SGS quality policy.
• Act as a NATA signatory
• Prepare reports, and provide support to Microbiology Supervisor
• Carry out project work, technical trouble shooting as directed by the lab management.
• Conduct method validations for ISO17025 accreditation.
• Communicate effectively with clients to ensure a high degree of customer satisfaction

Reporting to the SGS Australia Group Corporate Counsel, as Legal Counsel you will provide independent, timely, legally sound and pragmatic legal advice to SGS Australia Group management, divisions and functions, protecting the legal and commercial interests of the Group.

This is a hybrid opportunity that will allow you to work from home and from the office based in Notting Hill, Melbourne.

Specific practice areas: General Commercial, Privacy, Competition and Consumer law

Some specific responsibilities will include:

• Provide general commercial law advice including advice on business transactions, drafting, advising on and negotiating commercial contracts and tender submissions, business/asset acquisitions and disposals
• Provide advice on regulatory issues and key legislation impacting the Group;
• Provide assistance and advice in respect of key regulatory and compliance projects;
• Provide advice on privacy law issues including managing the Group’s Privacy Compliance Programme and acting as the Group’s Data Protection Officer;
• Provide advice on trade practices (Competition and Consumer) law issues including managing the Group’s Competition and Consumer Law Compliance Programme;
• Identify and manage legal risks in relation to claims, contracts and operations;
• Review/update precedent documents as required;
• Provide general corporate advisory assistance;
• Develop internal governance, risk or compliance related policies where required;
• Provide briefing and education sessions to management and staff on regulatory compliance and legal issues generally;
• Liaise with the Group’s external legal advisors and other stakeholders as required and Geneva HQ based legal and other staff as well as other SGS staff internationally.
• Undertaking work as allocated by the Corporate Counsel including on specific projects.

Do you want to become a part of our global company? Are you eager to kickstart your career and learn alongside our Test Engineers? This entry-level position, which is field-based and involves daily travel within the metropolitan area, will help you thrive.

After full training, you will be responsible, but not limited to: 

• Prepare and maintain the tools necessary for the examination and testing of road safety enforcement technology equipment and other traffic systems.
• Ensure that all testing and calibration is carried out in a safe, professional and ethical manner.
• Assist the Project Manager Traffic Systems with regard to the Traffic Systems division.
• Ensure Traffic Management is implemented to meet all HSE guidelines.
• Prepare a written report of results, assessments and observations obtained from testing.
• Maintain accurate record of the time spent testing road safety enforcement technology equipment for the inclusion in the laboratory's monthly report and for determining the testing schedule of fees.