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Senior technical writer; contract role
We are looking for someone for a project with the gold-mining company Evolution. The project is in two phases:
- Phase 1: 10–12 days on-site at the mine just outside Kalgoorlie (with all expenses paid: fares, meals, accommodation, etc.)
- Phase 2: x months of work that can be done from your home (updating and creating technical documents).
The company requires someone to go to the mine site and facilitate a layered document mapping exercise to determine what technical documents are actually required (either legally or operationally) and then to help refine them.
Phase 1 (the on-site phase) is the documentation mapping and analysis phase. What you discover (and propose) as a result of your on-site work will determine the length of phase 2.
Send your CV to cv@abelard.com.au. Make sure you include a contact telephone number and email address in your CV.
For further information, contact Geoffrey Marnell on 0419 574 668.
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Technical writer; 6-month contract; Start mid- to late-April
We need a technical writer for a large project in Brisbane. Ideally, you will have experience preparing documents in the heavy engineering field (preferably relating to rail infrastructure) and experience preparing tender responses. You will be providing the raw technical information that a dedicated team of tender writers will then finesse into a tender response.
Send your CV to cv@abelard.com.au. Make sure you include a contact telephone number and email address in your CV.
For further information, contact Geoffrey Marnell on 0419 574 668.
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It's the same in nearly all professions: the
majority of jobs just don't get advertised. They are filled by
agencies selecting candidates from their resources database. (This database
is populated with details supplied by previous applicants and by those
who send in their CV unprompted).
You are welcome to send us your CV even if you are not applying for any of the jobs listed on this page. By doing so, your details will be added to our resources database. You will then be matched against each job we get to fill, including those that do not get advertised on this page. And if there is a good match with your CV, we will contact you about the job.
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open your email application, and attach your CV to the email you send
us. Tell us whether you are looking for a contract or a permanent position,
and when you will be available. Make sure you include a contact telephone number and email address.
Be careful ...
Your CV should be an advertisement for you, showcasing your skills
and talent as a writer and document designer. So treat it with the same
respect as you would treat a document you were writing for a client. A
poorly written CV will give the reader cause to suspect that you do not
have the writing skills and attention to detail necessary to succeed in the technical
writing profession.