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Mass Spectrometer Technician" z6 V% r+ p4 E" ~: p. A2 l
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences$ E; }" `( X- }3 B
Competition No. - S10799034
# a. m$ J: Z8 ~Posting Date - Aug 04, 2009" d# j0 n/ f# Y& P' S/ T) b
Closing Date - Aug 11, 2009
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. e( f2 r0 Y7 l8 ]. C- MPosition Type - Full Time - Operating Funded
, F$ O1 j5 a: |' ] H5 wSalary Range - $4,314 to $5,505 per month% z6 C8 V0 @ E
Grade - 10
5 D& t0 z4 V- h) @( j" tHours - 35
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/ x) s3 N# l: P- f [: K' @This position offers a comprehensive benefits package which can be viewed at: www.hrs.ualberta.ca.7 A& ?; J; w" Y5 d+ r
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Duties
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1 h6 I. F1 s0 a6 ]+ C * Provides technical support and husbandry of the Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometer (TIMS) Laboratory
8 V1 [" n$ z2 `; j# s0 m3 I. S * Performs isotopic analyses on a broad spectrum of chemical elements, including Pb, Os, Nd, Sr8 t E# a( @4 _* r) J. f; F# |
* Completes routine maintenance on the TIMS and auxiliary equipment, such as vacuum pumps- b: X/ q# c2 x* _ T* Y" |0 V
* Performs data compilation, analysis and data reduction calculations/ l" U! D! z6 \" l8 w X2 j1 {
* Trains users on the mass spectrometer and reduction calculations! r6 e8 h7 t" j. x
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Qualifications
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* Technical diploma in Physical Sciences, preferably Geological Sciences or equivalent; BSc in Geology or Chemistry is preferred$ g) H' m: } j; f: x( ]
* Specialized training on thermal ionization mass spectrometers, geochemical analyses, and instrumentation* Y4 B" y7 o$ r& N5 J
* Experience in an established research laboratory with demonstrated knowledge of lab safety regulations and procedures including general lab hygiene and specific safety protocols for thermal ionization mass spectrometers
$ {3 G. M8 m0 n" s( n$ d* C! k3 R * WHMIS training3 k& x) I2 e# Z' Q* }
* Computer competency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and programming experience would be an asset
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! o# e/ s8 t8 p0 Y) HHow to Apply
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5 [( t u# N0 Q' T+ NApply Online
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, U' `$ s3 t& ~# g; n/ \! {7 ^: INote: Online applications are accepted until midnight Mountain Standard Time of the closing date.
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Mary-Jane Turnell
" B5 \6 g3 p# u2 P1 IDept of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences2 v! x- d, e; v" n( ]2 P' A0 m; U/ G
1-26 Earth Sciences Building0 v. k5 _+ E6 ~' q2 D3 w1 T
University of Alberta0 j- h% M+ u$ \% m6 v$ r
Edmonton, AB T6G 2E33 Q* P* j0 k F- g9 _) l; K5 s
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Email
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