Summary of the Role:
The job will focus on management of the FEAS laboratory analysts ensuring full compliance with all relevant Marine Institute work programs, policies and procedures. It will include the implementation of the EUMAP port sampling program and working closely with Team leads in the coordination of sampling & surveys to ensure targets are met. It will also include administration and procurement relating to use of contractors for research survey support and at sea sampling program.
Educational and Professional Requirements:
A minimum of a third level qualification in a relevant scientific area.
A minimum of three years of post-qualification relevant work experience, to include demonstrated relevant experience in leading a team.
Proven ability to manage people, projects and budgets.
Proven experience in procurement, tendering and contracts management.
Demonstrated planning and organizing skills and managing time effectively to ensure the delivery of projects to tight deadlines.
A sound understanding and appreciation of Health and Safety best practices in a laboratory and understanding of risk assessment in a laboratory context.
Good knowledge of analytical, data, project management and other software packages that may be of relevance.
High level of proficiency in the use of standard Microsoft Office software packages.
Effective numerical and proven scientific and technical report writing skills.
Effective Communication Skills both written and verbal.
Solutions-oriented with excellent initiative and problem-solving ability.
Willingness to work at sea on board research vessels and sufficiently fit to pass an ENG II/ Seafarers medical.
Closing of Applications:
All applications for this post should be received by the Marine Institute in advance of 12 noon 8th of January 2025.
