Nestled in the western foothills of the Snowy Mountains, boarded by the Kosciuszko National Park and Murray River, the Snowy Valleys is located in a prime position with close geographical ties to Canberra and Wagga Wagga.
We have a primarily rural lifestyle, with major town centres in Tumbarumba and Tumut, and smaller towns and villages including Adelong, Batlow, Brungle, Jingellic, Khancoban, Laurel Hill, Rosewood, Talbingo & Tooma.
The Snowy Valleys is always in season with crisp, cold mountain air in winter, lush, green rolling hills in spring, cool, clean waterways in summer and, of course, the blaze of colour in autumn.
Tumut, Adelong, Batlow, Brungle, Talbingo, Tumbarumba, Jingellic, Khancoban, Laurel Hill, Rosewood, Tooma.
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Taxis are readily available throughout Snowy Valleys. Additionally, Wagga Wagga Airport is the nearest airport serving the region.
The main industries of the Snowy Valleys include Agriculture, Forestry, Healthcare & Social Assistance, Manufacturing & Construction, Energy and Tourism.
Primary employers include AKD softwoods, Hyne Mill, Visy Pulp and Paper, Murrumbidgee Local Health District, Forestry Corporation of NSW, National Parks & Wildlife Services, Snowy Hydro & Future Generation Joint Venture, Valmar Support Services.
Skill gaps in the region: Health Services, Trade Labour, Engineering Trades
Email: admin@businesssnowyvalleys.com.au
Tumbarumba Chamber of Commerce
Email: tumbarumbachamber@gmail.com
Job Description
* System Management: Manage, audit, and continually improve the QMS across ISO 9001 and AS Standards.
* Audits & Compliance: Conduct internal audits, manage corrective actions, lead reviews, and handle external audit prep.
* Project Documentation: Develop project specific Quality Management Plans and Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) for workshop and site work.
* Traceability & Registers.
* Inspections: Coordinate in process inspections, dimensional checks, and material traceability against engineering drawings and MTCs.
* Third Party Coordination: Coordinate third-party NDT (visual, UT, MT) and track passed versus repaired items.
* Handover: Compile Manufacturer's Data Records (MDRs) for client project handover.
About the Employer
We offer a full range of permanent, contract, and consultancy recruitment solutions to a number of Australia's leading engineering companies.
About the Candidate
An established engineering business in Tumut NSW, with a fully certified workshop to ISO 9001 and AS standards, is looking to appoint an individual with experience across a quality management system and 5+ years' experience within QA/QC and ISO compliance.
As a business, they have a solid pipeline of long term projects servicing mining, renewable energy, and other heavy industrial clients across NSW and VIC. This offers real job security and professional development.
The company's documentation needs to be brought back up to standar. This role perfectly suits a systematic quality professional who has successfully managed ISO 9001 within an engineering or construction environment and enjoys running, auditing, and optimising the system., * 5+ years of experience in QA/QC or quality systems management.
* Hands on expertise running ISO 9001 audits and managing document control.
* Prior exposure to ISO structural steelwork compliance is highly regarded.
Work Environment
* $90,000 to $120,000 base + super, depending on experience.
* Relocation assistance available for the right interstate or regional candidate.
* Great lifestyle: Regional office based role, local projects only, home every night.
* Team & Growth: Friendly team environment, convenient on-site parking, with excellent professional development and training., National
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Save your days and shine during the night on the Coles nightshift. You'll ensure our store is fully stocked and looking good for our customers!
As part of the Nightfill team, you'll be a person who is most productive later in the day and prefers to work evenings and nights. Working in a team, you'll be restocking the shelves to ensure a great shopping experience for our customers, where they can find what they need to, every time.
About the Candidate
* A commitment to providing great customer experiences by working with enthusiasm, energy, and pace
* To take pride in your work
* To know your stuff, as you'll be a go-to person for customer queries
* To be active - you'll be on your feet for long periods of time and may require some moderate to heavy lifting and reaching
* The availability to work flexible hours across our store trading days (including evenings, late nights and weekends)
Work Environment
Instore and online discounts: 5% discount all year-round on supermarket and liquor purchases made online and instore. 10% discount offered for 5 days every month of the year
* Minimal experience required: You don't need to have any experience, but if you're enthusiastic and willing, have a great attitude and are a reliable human, you'll make a great addition to our team
* Work that fits around you: We know our team members have lives outside of work, so we'll work with you to roster your shifts around your availability
* Opportunities to learn and grow: Get paid to grow your career in retail, learn a trade, or even train to be an Operations Leader!
* Reward through recognition: Earn points through mythanks, a digital recognition platform to use on shopping and gift cards across an extensive range of retailers
* Discounts on shopping and entertainment: We have a range of discounts on dining, gym memberships, tech, sporting events, restaurants and more via our partner networks
* Focus on your health and wellbeing: Our EAP offers 24/7 confidential support for team members and their immediate family members. We also offer access to resources via our wellbeing portal
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Local Elders from the Toomaroombah Kunama Namadgi Indigenous Corporation (TKNIC) and the Brungle Tumut Local Aboriginal Land Council (BTLALC) have provided the following information regarding the heritage and culture of Country known as Ngarigo and Wiradjuri.
The Ngarigo peoples, known as the 'Snow People', have been the custodians of the Snowy Mountains region for thousands of years. However, due to colonial settlement, the Snowy Mountains Scheme, State Forests, and the establishment of Kosciuszko National Park, many Ngarigo peoples have been displaced. Some found refuge at Cooktown Mission in Tumbarumba, while others were relocated to places like Hollywood Mission in Yass and Moree.
Today, many Indigenous people reside in Tumbarumba. TKNIC proudly represents the Ngarigo Indigenous people of the high country.
The Brungle township was originally developed as a station. Established in 1887 as a settlement for Wiradjuri and the Wolgalu peoples between Gundagai and Tumut, the dwellings are on ground officially described as a station yet known as a settlement, reserve or mission. They were the responsibility of the Aboriginal Welfare Board of NSW in which a white Manager was in charge of managing the station. In 1945 the manager was removed and in 1955 the Aboriginal Welfare Board decided that the land was of no further use. The housing is either owned privately or is now managed by BTLALC. The land at Brungle remains very important to these Wiradjuri and the Wolgalu (Walgaloo) peoples as a site of shared memories and links with past traditions.
With so many reasons to visit year-round, we look forward to seeing you in the Snowy Valleys.
During Christmas, Blowering Dam shores are filled with campers, and Kosciuszko National Park becomes a mecca for campers, hikers, and holidaymakers.
In January, the Tumut Cycle Classic sees riders from across NSW, ACT, and Victoria experience the sensational views of Tumut and surrounds while raising money for the local hospital.
At the end of summer, Tumbarumba's park behind the main street hosts Tumbafest. The market stalls offer fresh local produce, wines, ciders, and craft beers under shady trees.
As the region changes from green to red as the leaves turn and fall it’s a busy time for festivals as everything cools once more, with Rock the Turf, Festival of the Falling Leaf, Tumut MTB’s 3 Hour Enduro, and the Snowy Valleys Cycle Challenge all take place.
Batlow CiderFest is celebrated in May, closing the main street as visitors sample ciders and craft beer from local makers and those across the country.
With so many reasons to visit, no matter the time of year, we’re sure we’ll see you soon. The Snowy Valleys, always in season.
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