About the Organisation Emission Assessments, a quality driven environmental service provider, is seeking two motivated scientists to join their team. This is a hands-on, field-based role offering excellent career development and professional progression opportunities for recent Bachelor of Science graduates.
About the Role You will be involved in environmental air monitoring programs, including Industry Stack Emission Testing and Laboratory & Field Odour Surveys. Although you will be based in Bibra Lake, the role comes with frequent travel throughout WA. Working in
teams of at least two, you will conduct on-site monitoring and sampling at heights using specialised monitoring equipment. This role combines fieldwork, scientific testing and technical reporting; making it ideal for science graduates seeking practical experience beyond the laboratory.
The role operates on an 8 days on / 6 days off roster with a 10-hour workday (9.5 hours plus a 30-minute break). You will have access to company vehicles for site travel, working across the South-West and the Pilbara. Occasional interstate travel can be expected.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct stack emission testing, odour sampling & testing, and ambient air/OHS testing
- Perform basic chemical laboratory practices including: reagent prep, sample recovery, sample management and monitoring equipment calibrations
- Maintain accurate field records
- Complete post-site reporting
About You You want your long-term career to make a constructive contribution towards environmental protection.
We are looking for collaborative, reliable, and internally motivated individuals who are eager to expand their knowledge of environmental science. Ideally, you will have:
- Prior knowledge of emissions-to-air monitoring is highly regarded
- Degree in Environmental Science, Chemistry, or a related discipline. Certificate IV or Diploma level qualifications may be considered.
- Strong interest in field-based scientific work
- High attention to detail
- Ability to work autonomously within a small team
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to liaise with clients and develop professional relationships
- Good physical fitness
- Comfortable working at heights; ability to work at up to 60 metres above ground
- Valid Western Australia driver's license, or the ability to obtain one shortly after onboarding
- Willingness and flexibility to travel
What the Company Offers - Clear career pathway from Graduate to Senior Scientist positions
- Self-paced career planning and associated competitive salary increases
- Internationally recognised career certified pathways
- Supported professional development opportunities each year
- Collaborative, supportive team with experienced mentors eager to share knowledge
- Long-term career stability and professional growth opportunities
- Confidential Employee Assistance Program
Who should apply EAPL has a diverse team, and we welcome everyone who meets the above requirements to apply. We are culturally aware and supportive, offering a workplace where you can grow and thrive.
How to Apply Click Apply Now to submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your interest in field-based environmental work and why you would be a great fit for this role. (please note, AI generated cover letters and resumes are discouraged).
Applications close 31 March 2026
