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Only Sponsorships is seeking an Air Quality Controller in Mount Isa, Queensland. This role is critical for ensuring compliance with environmental authority conditions through effective application of air quality control strategies, leveraging meteorological data.
The ideal candidate will have experience or capability in environmental monitoring and will communicate technical data clearly. Strong safety leadership is essential, and you will benefit from competitive remuneration and a vibrant residential lifestyle.
Controller – Environmental Air Quality, Division, Dept, Section — Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia. Ref. No.
Mount Isa Mines is one of the oldest, largest and most complex mining operations in Australia, located in Mount Isa, Queensland. Employing over 4,000 people, Mount Isa Mines is now looking for new members to join the team. Mount Isa Mines is one of the world’s largest mining complexes. We operate two mining and processing streams, copper and zinc-lead-silver, to deliver natural resources of enduring value in modern society. At Mount Isa Mines, we believe in our people. We cultivate an environment of professionalism, ownership, and innovation while prioritizing safety and well‑being. Our employee rewards program, market‑leading superannuation, and commitment to professional development set us apart. Learn more about Mount Isa Mines at www.mountisamines.com.au
The Air Quality Controller plays a critical role in ensuring compliance with Environmental Authority (EA) conditions by applying air quality control strategies informed by meteorological data and observations. The position supports operational efficiency while minimising air quality‑related production impacts, and contributes to proactive environmental management across the business through stakeholder collaboration and continuous improvement initiatives. The role reports directly to the AQC Supervisor and works closely with a broad range of internal teams, technical specialists, and external stakeholders to maintain environmental performance and the organisation’s social licence to operate.
The role requires experience or the capability to develop expertise in meteorological observation and environmental monitoring, ideally within a mining or industrial setting. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to interpret and communicate technical data effectively, alongside a strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and continuous improvement. Experience in environmental or mining industries is desirable, supported by technical proficiency and a proactive, organised approach to work.
Applications Close: 11th of July