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State Service Notices 21414 26 MARCH 2014 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 429 TASMANIAN STATE SERVICE • U • B E AS RT LIT AS•ET•FIDE TASMANIA NOTICES PUBLISHED BY OVER THE COUNTER AUTHORITY WEDNESDAY 26 MARCH 2014 SALES $1.10 ISSN 0039-9795 INCLUDING G.S.T. CONTENTS. Applicants for a vacancy published in this Gazette edition (other than Senior Executive Service vacancies), should note that for a period of six months from the date of publication, VACANCIES— the selection process for that vacancy may be used to fill subsequent or similar vacancies on the same conditions as Education ....................................................... 430 originally published. Tasmanian Government Gazettes are available for perusal at the Health and Human Services .......................... 436 State Service Management Office, 9th Floor, 144 Macquarie Street, Hobart and in the reference section of major branches of Police and Emergency Management ............. 447 the State Library. Tasmanian Government Gazettes are available for sale from Primary Industries, Parks, Water Mercury Walch Pty Ltd, 5 Bowen Road, Moonah, Tasmania 7009. and Environment ..................................... 448 Treasury and Finance ..................................... 448 Further Information Applicants are strongly advised to seek further information including the statement of duties, from the www.jobs.tas.gov. au site or the enquiries person specified in the vacancy STAFF MOVEMENTS— concerned. In addition there is information available on the selection process, interviews, post-selection counselling and Appointments ................................................ 450 conditions of employment from the www.jobs.tas.gov.au site or the enquiries person. Application forms are available from Promotions ..................................................... 450 the www.jobs.tas.gov.au site and from the Agency that has advertised the vacancy. Resignations .................................................. 450 Retirements .................................................... 451 Submission of Applications Termination .................................................... 451 Applications will close 9 calendar days after the date of publication in the Gazette unless otherwise stated. Transfer .......................................................... 451 Late applications may be accepted at the discretion of the Head of Agency. The State Service provides a reasonable opportunity Fixed-Term Appointment to members of the community to apply for State Service Fixed-term appointment for a specified term or for the employment. duration of a specified task may be obtained by:— • responding to advertisements for fixed-term appointment placed in these notices; Vacancies—General Information • expressions of interest in registration on an Agency’s fixed-term employment register; Vacancy notices and job kits including statements of duties, selection criteria and an application form are available at: Fixed-Term Employment Registers www.jobs.tas.gov.au An expression of interest in registration on a fixed-term All permanent and some Officer and fixed-term vacancies employment register may be lodged with an Agency in response to an advertisement placed in these Notices or the www.jobs. are advertised in these Notices and may also appear in State tas.gov.au site. A list of currently operating registers is also and National newspapers. available from this site. No. 21 414— 26 MARCH 2014—2 430 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 26 MARCH 2014 EDUCATION Tasmanian Government Gazette CORPORATE SERVICES Finance, Facilities and Business Support Email text copy to Finance and Resource Services [email protected] Finance and Procurement Services or fax to (03) 6232 2138. All copy must be typed in Business Systems Consultant (2 Vacancies). upper and lower case not ALL CAPS, Applications Close:—Friday, 4 April 2014. if unsure please telephone (03) 6232 2128 Salary:—$80,669 – $92,670 p.a. Tasmanian State Service Award, General Stream, Band 6. State Service Notices Vacancy No. 951254. Permanent full-time 73.50 hours per fortnight. Vacancy, Direct Selection and Staff Movement Notices Location:—Hobart. The only way to place a State Service vacancy, direct Vacancy No. 965956. selection and staff movement notices is through the Permanent full-time 73.50 hours per fortnight. www.jobs.tas.gov.au system. If you wish to place a Location:—Hobart. vacancy, direct selection and/or staff movement notice and Description of the Role:—Provide high quality consultancy do not have a www.jobs.tas.gov.au system log on, please and advisory services in project management, software support contact your Human Resource Manager or the and vendor liaison, including co-ordinating assigned staff. State Service Management Office on telephone Applications currently used include Technology One Financials (03) 6232 7462 or email: [email protected] and other web-based solutions. Essential Requirements:—The Head of the State Service has determined that the person nominated for this role is to satisfy Order Information a pre-employment check before taking up the appointment, When using this facility please ensure your order and a promotion or transfer. copy of the material or vacancy reference are faxed to Desirable Requirements:—Appropriate post secondary Mercury Walch Pty Ltd on (03) 6232 2138 qualification and/or industry experience relevant to the position. At least three years experience in the delivery of IT Deadlines support and infrastructure services. A current driver’s licence. Government Gazette :— Enquiries to Jason Sowell, A/Manager Financial Services, Department of Education, phone (03) 6165 5657, email Copy must be received by Mercury Walch Pty Ltd by last [email protected]. mail or 4pm Friday prior to publication. Applications to Vacancy and Staffing Services, Department State Service Notices—Vacancy, Direct Selection and of Education, G.P.O. Box 169, Hobart, 7001, phone Staff Movement Notices:—Information is to be entered (03) 6165 6285, fax (03) 6233 0566, email recruitment@ on the jobs system by 6 p.m. Friday prior to publication education.tas.gov.au. Telephone (03) 6232 7462 Applicants should forward an Application for Employment form, with a statement addressing the selection criteria, relevant Deadlines will be strictly adhered to personal details and work history. Additional Information for Applicants are also attached for your information. Subscription or account enquiries phone (03) 6232 2137. Electronic submission of applications is preferred. Instructions for applicants lodging electronic applications:— Gazette and State Service Online Electronic applications must be in either Microsoft Word The Tasmanian Government Gazette and State Service Notices are now available online at:— or PDF format. Do not send additional paper copies of www.gazette.tas.gov.au applications through the mail. When applying for multiple vacancies within the one advertisement, please submit one application only listing relevant vacancy numbers on the Application for Employment form. Receipt of your electronic application will be acknowledged by return email within two TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE AND working days. TASMANIAN STATE SERVICE NOTICES PUBLICATION AND COPY CLOSURE DATES EDUCATION Easter 2014 CORPORATE SERVICES Finance, Facilities and Business Support COPY deadlines for the Tasmanian Government Gazette and Finance and Resource Services Tasmanian State Service Notices to be published on Wednesday 23 April 2014:— Finance and Procurement Services All copy for the General Gazette must be received by Senior Financial Assistance Officer (965730). 12 noon on Thursday 17 April 2014. Applications Close:—Friday, 4 April 2014. All copy for the State Service Notices must be received by 12 noon on Thursday 17 April 2014. Salary:—$74,022 – $77,411 p.a. NOTE: Applications for positions advertised in the State Tasmanian State Service Award, General Stream, Band 5. Service Notices of 23 April 2014 will close at 5 p.m. on Permanent full-time 73.50 hours per fortnight. 2 May 2014. Location:—Hobart. 26 MARCH 2014 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 431 Description of the Role:—Co-ordinate student financial Applications to Vacancy and Staffing Services, Department assistance schemes and grant programs. Liaise with student of Education, G.P.O. Box 169, Hobart, 7001, phone assistance applicants, schools and stakeholders in relation to (03) 6165 6285, fax (03) 6233 0566, email recruitment@ student financial assistance schemes and grant programs. education.tas.gov.au. Assist in the development of and implementation of strategies, Applicants should forward an Application for Employment policies, plans and systems in relation to student financial form, with a statement addressing the selection criteria, relevant assistance and other grant program funding. personal details and work history. Additional Information for Essential Requirements:—The Head of the State Service has Applicants are also attached for your information. determined that the person nominated for this role is to satisfy Electronic submission of applications is preferred. a pre-employment check before taking up the appointment, Instructions for applicants lodging electronic applications:— promotion or transfer. Electronic applications must be in either Microsoft Word or Enquiries to Jason Sowell, A/Manager Financial Services, PDF format. Do not send additional paper copies of applications through the mail. When applying for multiple vacancies Department of Education, phone (03) 6165 5657, email
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