Main Activities and Responsibilities: (including but not limited to)
Lead and manage hazardous materials assessments, including asbestos, lead, PCBs, and other regulated substances, from initial survey through to remediation and clearance
Provide occupational hygiene advice, including exposure assessment, risk management, and the development of control strategies for chemical, biological, and physical hazards in workplaces
Oversee the development and implementation of hazardous materials management plans and occupational hygiene monitoring programs
Ensure all work complies with relevant Australian legislation, codes of practice, and industry standards
Prepare high-quality technical reports, risk assessments, and client communications in a timely manner
Mentor and provide technical guidance to consultants and junior staff, supporting their professional development and knowledge sharing
Build and maintain solid client relationships,



identifying recent business opportunities and contributing to tender submissions
Stay current with industry developments, emerging hazards, and technology trends relevant to hazardous materials and occupational hygiene

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📌 Principal Consultant, Occupational Hygiene And Hazardous Materials Queensland
🏢 WSP
📍 Queensland