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Senior Mining Engineer

Australia, Perth

6-9 Years

This is an opportunity for an experienced underground Mining Engineer to join a highly technical Life of Mine Studies team, supporting a globally significant, large-scale underground copper project as it progresses through Pre-Feasibility. The position will suit someone with a strong background in underground metalliferous mining, mine planning and scheduling, who enjoys solving complex technical problems and wants to take greater ownership of long-term planning and studies work. The project involves technically complex underground mining and caving methods, providing the successful candidate with exposure to a highly specialised mining environment. Previous block cave or caving experience would be highly regarded; however, it is not essential. The priority is finding a technically capable underground Mining Engineer with strong planning, scheduling and Deswik experience who can successfully transition their skills into the caving environment. This is not a traditional production-focused Senior Mining Engineer position. The role is centred around long-term technical planning, scheduling, mine design, studies and evaluation of future mining options. Key Responsibilities Working closely with the Principal Mining Engineer, Studies Manager and wider technical team, you will: Develop, review and optimise underground mine plans and schedules. Undertake Life of Mine (LOM), long-term and strategic mine planning. Develop and assess underground development and production schedules. Use Deswik, particularly Deswik.Sched and Deswik.CAD, to develop and evaluate mine plans, designs and schedules. Support the development of technically achievable and commercially robust Life of Mine strategies. Undertake underground mine design and development planning. Evaluate alternative mining sequences, development strategies and production scenarios. Contribute to project work as the operation progresses through Pre-Feasibility and future study phases. Participate in technical studies, trade-off studies and option assessments. Analyse technical information and translate findings into clear engineering recommendations. Work across mine planning, design, scheduling, infrastructure and other technical workstreams. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure mine plans integrate effectively with broader project requirements. Review planning assumptions, constraints, risks and opportunities. Support the development of capital development strategies and associated schedules. Identify opportunities to improve mine plans, schedules and project value. Prepare technical documentation, reports and presentations. Present technical findings and recommendations to senior stakeholders. Work with internal technical specialists, operational teams, consultants and contractors. Take ownership of complex technical work and deliver outcomes with a high degree of independence. Challenge assumptions where appropriate and contribute to continuous improvement across mine planning and studies. Provide technical input and guidance to other engineers within the team. Contribute to a collaborative, technically focused team environment.

Superintendent - Platform Engineering & Release

Australia, Perth

> 10 Years

The Superintendent - Platform Engineering & Release is a senior engineering leadership position responsible for the Release Management and Platform Engineering functions supporting Autonomy delivery. Leading Release, DevOps and Platform Engineering resources, you will ensure software, firmware, onboard systems, hardware, configurations, environments, builds, baselines and deployment artefacts are controlled, traceable and ready for safe release. The role provides engineering leadership across release governance, configuration management, engineering environments, tooling, automation and developer productivity. Key responsibilities include: Lead the Release Management, DevOps and Platform Engineering functions. Own the Release Management function and associated release governance framework. Ensure releases are appropriately planned, evidenced, approved, communicated and deployed. Drive improvements in release quality, predictability, governance and deployment outcomes. Lead CI/CD, build automation and deployment automation capabilities. Oversee engineering platforms supporting source control, CI/CD, configuration management, release governance, engineering reporting and workflow automation. Drive adoption of engineering tools and practices that improve efficiency, quality, traceability and delivery performance. Own configuration management across software, firmware, onboard hardware, environments, builds, deployment packages and operational baselines. Ensure configuration items are identified, versioned, controlled and traceable throughout the engineering lifecycle. Provide leadership across development, integration, verification, staging, SIL, HIL, site and production-like environments. Ensure engineering environments are fit for purpose, controlled, available and representative of the systems being developed and released. Drive improvements in release quality, configuration integrity, environment readiness, tooling effectiveness and engineering productivity. Establish measures covering release readiness, configuration compliance, environment health, deployment success and platform adoption. Support engineering teams through robust platforms, automation and engineering practices that enable high-quality and efficient delivery. Balance engineering quality, operational risk and delivery objectives across a complex technical environment. This role will suit an experienced engineering leader who combines strong technical judgement with the ability to lead teams, establish effective technical governance and continually improve engineering delivery.

Occupational Health & Safety Lead

Australia, Perth

4-6 Years

The position will work closely with offshore Medics/HSE Advisors, operational leaders and external medical providers to ensure effective management of workforce health and safety risks across the organisation's Australian operations. This would suit an experienced occupational health, medical or HSE professional who understands high-risk operational environments and can combine strong technical knowledge with practical operational advice. Provide functional HSE and occupational health support to offshore medics Coordinate medical support arrangements across offshore operations Support fitness-for-work, injury management, suitable duties and return-to-work processes Develop and maintain occupational health, medical, emergency response and HSE procedures Conduct and support incident, injury and occupational health investigations Assist with regulatory reporting and closeout of corrective actions Support HSE audits, inspections, assurance activities and verification of critical controls Maintain emergency response readiness, plans, rosters and training requirements Lead and coordinate emergency response exercises and improvement actions Participate in the Incident Management Team and provide medical and occupational health support during activations Support the management of psychosocial hazards Assist with occupational hygiene programs and workplace exposure management Coordinate radiation safety and NORM requirements with suitably qualified personnel Engage with operational management, external providers, regulators and other stakeholder

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