BHP is a world-leading resources company. We work in more than 90 locations worldwide and our products are sold globally. We've positioned our business to support the megatrends shaping our world. Iron ore and metallurgical coal for the steel needed for global infrastructure and the energy transition. Copper for renewable energy. And we are moving into potash to support more sustainable farming. A resource mix for today - and critical to the future. About the Role This role integrates rehabilitation planning into mine operations and translates plans into executable delivery, with a clear focus on delivering progressive rehabilitation outcomes at scale across Mining Area C and South Flank. Reporting to the Lead Rehabilitation Planning, the key aspects of the role are: Developing Progressive Closure Plans (PCP) and 2 Year Rehabilitation Project Plans (2YRP). Provides inputs into the mine plan, enabling integration of closure and rehabilitation plans in both the tactical and medium-term planning horizons. Backfill guidance Rock armour guidance Rehab project schedule, including key enabling work for delivery Design guidance Translates the PCP and 2YRP into executable documents (CPORTS and Scopes of Work)for delivery. Provides cost and schedule forecasts for closure and rehabilitation projects. Stakeholder engagement and collaboration Develops mitigation and remediation strategies for deviation to plan Quality management, provides rehabilitation and closure expertise for execution teams About You As a successful candidate you will possess the following: A sound understanding of Mine operations and mine planning, including scheduling and design. Understanding of mine planning outputs and interpretation of data against progressive closure plans, particularly risks associated with iron ore waste material. Basic cost estimation skills. Work with diverse personnel and a wide range of technical disciplines. Communication of key closure and rehabilitation principles and concepts to multiple external and internal stakeholders of different technical backgrounds. Grasp of risk and technical problem solving, with the ability to succinctly frame the work required to appropriately solve problems. Ability to develop solutions that account for uncertainty and risk. An understanding of the financial aspects of closure and rehabilitation planning and more broadly value within a mining industry frame is highly regarded
