A rare and exciting opportunity has become available for an experienced Environment & Community Superintendent to play a critical leadership role in a major gold development project in Western Australia.
This permanent position offers the chance to join a high-performing team during a pivotal phase of growth, with the successful candidate initially based in Perth before transitioning once site operations ramp up.
Key Responsibilities:
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Lead the implementation of the Environmental Management Strategy across multiple assets.
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Provide advise, mentor and develop a team of Environmental Advisors.
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Liaise with internal departments, contractors, traditional owners, and regulatory bodies.
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Oversee Environmental approvals, audits, and reporting.
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Drive site-based programs including rehabilitation, heritage surveys, and closure planning.
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Act as a key contact for community and stakeholder engagement, building positive long-term relationships.
What We’re Looking For:
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10+ years of experience in the mining industry with several years in a leadership role.
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Strong knowledge of WA environmental regulations, permitting, and ISO 14001 practices.
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Experience leading environmental programs during greenfield project development.
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Ability to engage effectively with traditional owners, landholders, regulators, and community groups.
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Tertiary qualifications in Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field.
If you're ready to take the next step in your career and be part of a landmark WA project, we want to hear from you.
Position Duties:
- Implement and manage the project’s Environmental Management Strategy.
- Monitor and assess environmental impacts, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations.
- Prepare and contribute to regulatory reports (DEMIRS, DWER AERs, NVCP, MRF, NPI, NGERS, ESG).
- Lead the planning and design of environmental infrastructure such as Waste Rock Dumps, TSFs, WWTPs, landfills, and recycling stations.
- Oversee environmental approvals, mining proposals, and mine closure plans.
- Coordinate and manage heritage surveys and traditional owner engagement.
- Provide coaching and mentoring to site-based Environment Advisors and graduate team members.
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with community stakeholders, contractors, and regulatory bodies.
- Support land access activities and stakeholder negotiations, including with Traditional Owners and local authorities.
- Ensure site safety, environmental risk mitigation, and alignment with company standards.