Lead Environmental Hygiene & Ventilation Engineer

Sibanye-Stillwater; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Sibanye-Stillwater on the Gold Coast, Australia, seeks an Occupational Hygienist to lead ventilation and hygiene programs. You will ensure legal compliance, coordinate measurements, and develop risk assessments in alignment with Mine Health and Safety Act requirements.

The role requires MEC/SAIOH registration, 3+ years experience, and strong skills in legislation, risk assessment, and environmental integration.

Qualifications

• Certificate MEC or SAIOH registration as Occupational Hygienist and intermediate MEC certificate.
• Experience: minimum 3 years as an Occupational Hygienist.
• Experience developing and evaluating management systems and databases.
• Knowledge of people management and regulatory requirements.
• Working knowledge of ventilation and refrigeration computer simulation programs.

Responsibilities

• Ensure legal requirements, group standards and policies are followed.
• Schedule and conduct occupational hygiene measurements to comply with Mine Health and Safety Act.
• Compile hygiene and ventilation risk assessments and maintain up-to-date statutory plans.
• Assist in emergency preparedness and fire prevention programmes.
• Provide ventilation and occupational hygiene expertise to operations and support continuous improvement.

Skills

Legislation understanding

Management system knowledge

Safety, Health & Environment

Hazard identification & risk assess.

Extensive computer literacy

Education

Certificate MEC or SAIOH registration as Occupational Hygienist

Intermediate MEC certificate

Bachelor's or Advanced Diploma in related field

Tools

Ventilation and refrigeration simulation software

Job description

Sibanye-Stillwater on the Gold Coast, Australia, seeks an Occupational Hygienist to lead ventilation and hygiene programs. You will ensure legal compliance, coordinate measurements, and develop risk assessments in alignment with Mine Health and Safety Act requirements.

The role requires MEC/SAIOH registration, 3+ years experience, and strong skills in legislation, risk assessment, and environmental integration.