Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore Group is the custodian of Rio Tinto’s iron ore interests globally. Our operations including Pilbara Iron and HIsmelt® in Australia, Iron Ore Company of Canada and Rio Tinto Corumba in Brazil with immerging operations in India and Guinea, West Africa.The global dimension to our iron ore business is best demonstrated by Simandou. The Simandou Project, Guinea, West Africa is a mega project within Rio Tinto Iron Ore’s portfolio. The Simandou Project will involve implementing a 70Mtpa mine + 700km long rail + deep water port and aims to start construction during 2009.
We currently have the following exciting and challenging role that is pivotal in developing solutions to drive the future success of the Simandou Project.
ENVIRONMENTAL SUPERINTENDENT (OPERATIONS) - FIFO
Working on a FIFO roster from either the UK or Europe as Environmental Superintendent you will be based on site in West Africa, working closely with project teams and local communities to develop and implement best practice environmental systems and strategies. The Environmental Superintendent is instrumental in establishing and promoting a culture of awareness and commitment to sustainable and proactive environmental management, while also training and developing local expertise and knowledge.
With its unique terrain, vegetation, cultural idiosyncrasies and Regulatory framework, this role is truly reserved for an experienced, proven and innovative environmental specialist ready for the challenge and dedicated to achieve the results.
Ideally you will possess relevant tertiary qualifications coupled with significant exposure to environmental management and development of site specific environmental systems, including a thorough knowledge of ISO14001. You will also have a strong background in developing the environmental awareness of operating teams and gaining commitment to environmental initiatives. Previous experience working in a developing and remote country would be an advantage, and the ability to manage relationships with various stakeholders, including Government and indigenous communities is essential.
This role requires a strategic thinker, capable of evaluating areas of risk/opportunity and determining the best way forward to maximise the overall value for the Simandou project and to create a world class operation. A collaborative, influencing and outcome focused style will be critical to the individual’s success in this role, coupled with a willingness to spend significant amounts of time in field camps.
Applications and resumes must be submitted in English.
Send your updated curriculum vitae,
motivation letter and photo
with réf : 2270/GUI00001
