Science Field Officer
Science field officers perform support functions in the field by making observations, collecting and analysing samples, recording information, and looking after the practical tasks involved in supplying a remote field operation.
Science field officers may perform the following tasks:
- order, check, pack and ship equipment and supplies for field surveys
- manage small field camps, and in some cases cook for very small groups
- collect, record and transport samples of rock, soil and water
- sort information collected from a range of samples and carry out computer processing of the data
- assist with all aspects of supporting personnel in the field
- maintain collections and a wide range of equipment.
Specialisations:
They may specialise in a number of different areas such as agriculture, environment, forestry, geoscience and marine science.
Geoscience Field Officer
A geoscience field officer works alongside geoscientists in the various aspects of mineral, oil and gas exploration. They may work on drill sites and participate in field geophysical surveys.
- enjoy scientific activities
- able to prepare accurate records and reports
- able to work as part of a team
- physically fit
- willing to work in remote locations.
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