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Quality Assurance Specialist (Marine) – GIS Competent
£24-27K
Anglia

A one year temporary contract has arisen to develop quality assurance 
schemes for ecological assessments. You will lead the design, planning and 
execution of quality assurance protocols/ schemes for marine biological 
components.

The post will be responsible for reviewing existing modules in light of new 
work areas and leading the design and execution of new quality assurance 
modules 

Other responsibilities will include: promoting the importance of quality 
assurance for marine biological monitoring in the UK, creating efficiencies 
through co-ordinated interagency quality assurance, contributing to the 
development of standard operating procedures, and collating and reviewing 
data relevant to the achievement of the above objectives.

The post requires an enthusiastic person educated with a first or second 
class degree or equivalent in marine biology, preferably with an M.Sc and a 
good working knowledge of marine ecological monitoring techniques. Other 
key requirements include a working understanding of field and laboratory 
sample analysis, statistical procedures relating to analysis of marine 
biological data, and knowledge of some or all of the relevant European 
Directives (i.e. Water Framework, Habitats and Birds Directives) and the 
role quality assurance plays in reporting.

The post holder must be computer literate and have demonstrable experience 
of data handling using GIS, databases and spreadsheets and report writing. 
The post holder must be comfortable with flexible working and be prepared 
to travel within the UK to liase with key stakeholders for which a full 
driving license will be required. Strong links will need to be formed with 
partners involved in marine biological monitoring so good communication 
skills will be essential.


For more information about this exciting opportunity please speak to Micky 
on 01932 562 900, [log in to unmask]

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