Perth's mining boom can give you an avenue to capitalise on the great experience you have gained in NZ. Kiwi's are highly thought of in our industry for both the technical skills and worth ethic. At your level in your career, you’re only going to make a move if you find something that is seriously worth moving for - otherwise why waste your time? The other good news is at your level perspective companies will be flexible around what you want in your role and accommodate you. This position description is ..... (continued)

A senior position in: • Water resource assessment and exploration • Mine dewatering systems • Hydrogeological investigation and analysis As a technical hydrogeolgist and project manager this role is to provide hydrogeological input to a variety of water resource supply and dewatering projects across the mining and industrial sectors. Projects will include: • Design of hydrogeological investigation programme for assessment of water resource supply potential for well field development • Investigation ..... (continued)

If you have 4+ years experience chances are at this stage you already have about 2 years experience in managing small to mid level projects or packages of projects. This position is inviting someone of that level to come and take a step up and work towards senior level on a fast track basis. Working on a particular contract as part of a specialised group of contaminated land consultants your experience will see you moving through the ranks at a rapid rate. Responsible for: <ul> <li> Soil and groundwater ..... (continued)

Be responsible for project management of contaminated site assessments at a variety of sites including transport depots, industrial sites, service stations, oil refineries, terminal facilities, residential areas and agricultural land. You will also be expected to develop client relationships and expand the team underneath you which gives the role more than just a technical aspect. Tech duties will include major environmental projects comprising site history review, investigation, health and ecological risk ..... (continued)