Environmental Compliance Lead - Mine Site

Pilbara Minerals Limited; Washington; On-site; USD 83,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual or quarterly incentive bonus

Employee share scheme

Gym and facilities access at Pilbara—b

Parental leave 18 weeks

Health and wellbeing allowance

Novated leasing

Paid community leave

Monthly recognition awards

KidsCo Program

Employee Assistance Program and Chapl

Job summary

Pilbara Minerals Limited is seeking a Senior Environmental Advisor to ensure compliance with environmental policies and industry regulations at an operational mine site in WA. You will actively support environmental initiatives and work with teams to promote responsible practices.

The role reports to the Environmental Superintendent and requires 4–5 years of mine-site experience, a degree in Environmental Science, and strong MS Office skills.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Environmental Science is required.
• Thorough understanding of regulatory requirements.
• Strong MS Office and data reporting skills.
• Friendly and proactive attitude; team player.
• 4–5 years' experience on an operational mine.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with environmental policies and regulations.
• Monitor regulatory compliance and report environmental impact.
• Provide guidance on environmental and risk requirements.
• Prepare environmental approval and reporting documentation.
• Coordinate with government and project teams on environmental matters.
• Support rehabilitation and monitoring activities.

Education

Degree in Environmental Science

Regulatory knowledge

Stakeholder engagement

MS Office / data reporting

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Pilbara Minerals Limited is seeking a Senior Environmental Advisor to ensure compliance with environmental policies and industry regulations at an operational mine site in WA. You will actively support environmental initiatives and work with teams to promote responsible practices.

The role reports to the Environmental Superintendent and requires 4–5 years of mine-site experience, a degree in Environmental Science, and strong MS Office skills.