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Claudia and Rachid Ait-Touati (Murraylands / Riverland region) and Mary and Javier Centenera (Mallala region) Stories
After feeling trapped in their home country of Holland, Claudia and Rachid decided it was time to realise Claudia’s childhood dream of moving to Australia. A migration agent advised them they would not be granted an Australian working visa. They didn’t have much money in the bank. If they couldn’t work they wouldn’t last long. But they decided to try their luck. They packed five bags, their young family and headed to Australia on a tourist visa.
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Geotechnical Engineer
Geotechnical engineering is a branch of civil engineering concerned with the behaviour of earth materials.
Geotechnical Engineers plan, direct and conduct survey work to analyse the likely behaviour of soil and rock when placed under pressure by proposed structures, and designs above and below ground foundations.
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Geologist
Geologists study the nature, composition and structure of the earth to increase scientific knowledge. They locate materials and minerals, and advise on the extraction of minerals, environmental protection and rehabilitation of land after mining.
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Hydrographic Surveyor
Hydrographers measure, describe and map the earth's surface waters (including oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, estuaries and the water in channels and pipes). They are also involved in collecting and analysing information on surface and below-surface flow and quality.
Duties
- Select, install, maintain and repair instruments which monitor water levels, rainfall, sediments, etc.;
- Design, construct, install and maintain civil works associated with water-related projects and activities (including dams, weirs, bridges, irrigation projects, water supply schemes, flood protection works, warning services and marine facilities);
- Compile navigational charts and other data for the safe navigation of Australian waters;
- Collect sample data at various locations to confirm data gathered by automatic monitors;
- Use underwater acoustic equipment to establish and monitor tidal data, outline coastlines, measure seabed depths, and search for underwater obstacles in oceans or lakes;
- Prepare data for use by other professionals; and
- Prepare reports on sites, as well as on data collection and quality.
Skills Required
- Able to work accurately and systematically;
- Aptitude for physics, mathematics and statistics;
- Able to work independently;
- Able to work as part of a team;
- Able to work in confined spaces and at heights;
- Able to swim; and
- A current divers licence may also be required.
Salary Range $80,000 to $120,000.00
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