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Careers for Indigenous Australians

Supported by the Sir William Tyree Foundation, we are looking for two Indigenous students or graduates who are eager to learn and interested in exploring the possibilities of a career in Safety.  The position focuses on training with the opportunity to gain multiple skills and qualifications while being mentored in a culturally safe and inclusive environment.  Learn all about safety as you rotate through a variety of safety areas including, Work Health and Safety, Radiation Safety and Occupational Hygiene.

For more information or to Apply now for the Safety Technician Job Details and refer to the ANSTO Career Prospectus for more information about ANSTO and other job opportunities.

Careers Prospectus

Waylon King and Caitlyn Etheridge
Wayon King and Caitly Etheridge, recipients of the inaugural traineeships
Nuclear Safety Development Program

Get hands-on experience

Through a schedule of rotations, the successful candidates will acquire a range of different skills.

The opportunity provides a 4-year development program.

The position offers the chance to get practical, hands-on experience in work, health and safety, including radiation and chemical safety, while earning nationally recognised qualifications.

This program involves:

  • Extensive and varied work experience in the safety and nuclear industries
  • Training to earn multiple certifications and accreditation
  • The opportunity to be considered for an ongoing job as a Nuclear Safety Technician after successful completion of the four-year program. 
  • Support for the transition into full time work and mentoring to help with training and professional development throughout the program

Perfect for people who have an interest in science, who enjoy working with all sorts of people and have a drive to look out for others.

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