Provide geotechnical leadership for the development of the E28NE open pit, influencing key design, risk management and operational decisions from project establishment through to production.
Compensation
Quarterly performance bonuses
Employee share scheme – have a real stake in the company’s success
Referral bonuses
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and assurance for slope stability, ground control and pit wall performance throughout the mine life.
Influence the safe design, development and performance of a new open pit mining operation.
Deliver geotechnical monitoring, analysis and recommendations that support safe operational decision-making.
Develop and enhance geotechnical systems, hazard controls and TARPs that improve site-wide risk management.
Partner with mining, geology, survey and contractor teams to achieve successful project outcomes.
Requirements
Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) or equivalent qualification
Coordinate and implement the Forestry and Parks Occupational Health and Safety program within a designated geographic area.
Compensation
Salary: $2,935.39 to $3,850.29 bi-weekly ($76,613 - $100,492 / year)
Responsibilities
Supporting the development of the Area OHS plan in collaboration with Area staff.
Conducting regular audits of OHS-related activities and measuring, evaluating, and reporting on program performance.
Participating in field activities and conducting field-based observations to understand work practices, and to assess the effectiveness of safe work programs at the operational level.
Providing and coordinating OHS training sessions and conducting safety audits and inspections to ensure compliance with legislation and policy requirements.
Managing OHS database systems and offering expert OHS advice and information to internal stakeholders.
Requirements
Completion of a two-year Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution
A relevant degree combined with at least two (2) years of related OHS experience
OHS Practitioner Certification with a minimum of five (5) years of directly related experience in the field
Nice to have: FIT test certification for respirators
Lead fire protection engineering, code compliance, hazard mitigation, and life safety design for utility-scale and commercial/industrial BESS projects from conceptual design and permitting through detailed engineering, construction, commissioning, and operations support.
Compensation
Salary Range: $135,000 - $190,000 / year
Responsibilities
Lead BESS fire protection design, code reviews, hazard mitigation, and life safety evaluations.
Serve as Fire Protection Engineer of Record, where required, for fire protection, life safety, hazard mitigation, and code compliance deliverables.
Develop/review design criteria, basis of design documents, code analyses, Hazard Mitigation Analyses, fire protection narratives, specifications, permitting packages, and Emergency Response Plans.
Evaluate BESS layouts for code compliance, fire department access, separation distances, exposure protection, deflagration hazards, ventilation, gas detection, egress, and water supply.
Review UL 9540A reports, listings, manufacturer data, battery chemistry information, fire propagation data, gas generation data, and equipment fire safety documentation.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Fire Protection Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Nice to have: Direct utility-scale BESS experience
Providing safety leadership across the development and integration of advanced airborne platforms, mission systems, sensors, weapons and support solutions for the Combat Air team.
Locations (4)
Luton, Bertonshire, United Kingdom
Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
Responsibilities
Lead safety engineering activities across complex Combat Air programmes.
Develop and maintain Safety Cases, Hazard Logs and safety management plans.
Lead and oversee safety assessments including Functional Hazard Assessments (FHA), Preliminary Hazard Analyses (PHA), System Hazard Analyses (SHA), Fault Tree Analyses (FTA) and FMEA/FMECA.
Underground Safety & Training Specialist | 8:6 FIFO from Perth
Responsible for delivering practical, field-based training, maintaining competency frameworks and verifying that personnel have the skills and knowledge to perform their roles safely and effectively in an underground mining operation.
Responsibilities
Deliver, assess and verify competency-based training in accordance with Certificate IV standards and site requirements.
Develop, implement and maintain training packages, Verification of Competency (VOC) programs and competency frameworks for underground operations.
Provide practical, on-the-job coaching and mentoring to underground personnel to build capability and reinforce safe work practices.
Conduct underground workplace inspections, safety interactions and participate in incident investigations.
Ensure statutory, regulatory and site training compliance is maintained and accurately recorded.
Define and manage safety requirements, ensuring traceability through design, integration and verification.
Provide safety engineering guidance to multidisciplinary engineering teams and suppliers, helping embed safety considerations into technical decision-making.
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