The Drug Detection Agency, (TDDA), located in Burnie area, has a vacancy for an outgoing and motivated Drug and Alcohol Testing Technician on a casual basis.

This is an exciting opportunity to provide a wide variety of drug testing and screening services with an acknowledged market leader in the field of workplace drug and alcohol testing.

This role has flexible hours and would be perfect for someone with nursing/specimen collection experience, retired police officers, semi-retired or persons currently working casual / part time.

Bring your passion for delivering exceptional customer service to this role!

Benefit from one-on-one and on-going training to ensure your success

Opportunity to gain certificated accreditation

Enjoy flexible 24/7 casual hours

Uniform provided

No experience necessary but desirable

TDDA provides a 24/7 service to our clients and the successful applicant will be required to be on-call for short periods of time when rostered to do so.

Accredited training in conducting on-site drug and alcohol testing and collections will be provided.

You must enjoy working autonomously and have a current manual drivers licence and reliable vehicle. The casual hours fluctuate and are not guaranteed. You will need to have good availability for shifts 24/7. Start times vary and can include early morning and late afternoon shifts.

Full background checks will be conducted as well as a pre-employment drug hair test. A full Australian drivers licence and the ability to drive a manual vehicle is essential as you may be required to drive a Ford Transit long wheelbase vehicle.

Key Responsibilities of the Role: The successful candidate will perform onsite testing for drugs of abuse from urine or oral fluid specimens, and breath testing for alcohol. You will also be required to maintain chain of custody of samples and detailed records of all visits and samples.

Skills and Attributes Required for Success: You will have exceptional personal presentation and interpersonal skills, plus have strong attention to detail. Your time-management skills are excellent and you will have the ability to work autonomously. Access to reliable transport and a current Manual Driver's Licence is essential. You will possess a high level of computer literacy and have the ability to complete documentation via electronic and by hand. You must be willing to handle biological specimens and be legally entitled to work and live in Australia.

Candidates must be 18 years or older to handle biological specimens in this role.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications is required for electronic documentation and record keeping.