About the Role
Environmental Advisor with a focus on projects & planning to support the delivery of environmental outcomes across Cadia's operations and project portfolio. Reporting to the Team Lead – Environment Compliance, this role has a strong focus on environmental project planning, scheduling, and execution, while ensuring ongoing statutory and approval compliance.
Key Responsibilities
* Plan, schedule, and coordinate environmental work programs in support of site operations and capital projects
* Integrate environmental requirements into project schedules, milestones, and delivery plans
* Maintain environmental compliance systems, including incident tracking, actions, and reporting
* Update, and implement environmental management plans, procedures, and registers aligned to project execution
* Conduct environmental monitoring activities and ensure outcomes are delivered in line with project schedules
* Participate in regular field inspections, identifying risks, constraints, and improvement opportunities
* Track actions, initiate corrective measures, and support close‐out of environmental commitments
* Liaise closely with project teams, planners, and operational stakeholders to support compliance and delivery
* Coordinate, schedule, and manage environmental contractors and consultants
* Provide timely, practical environmental advice to support decision‐making and project delivery
* Deliver a range of environmental and community projects within agreed scope, time, cost, and quality parameters
* Contribute to planning reviews, reporting cycles, and continuous improvement initiatives
About you
You are an organised and adaptable environmental or engineering professional with a strong interest in project delivery and planning. You thrive in structured environments, enjoy coordinating multiple workstreams, and can confidently engage with a wide range of stakeholders. You bring strong written and verbal communication skills, a proactive mindset, and the ability to prioritise effectively in a dynamic site‐based environment. Experience in mining or heavy industry is desirable, but not essential – confident communicators with strong planning capability and a willingness to learn are encouraged to apply.
Qualifications
* Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering or equivalent
* Exposure to environmental project coordination, planning, or scheduling, preferably in a mining or major civil construction environment
* Experience operating and maintaining environmental management systems, risk registers, and management plans
* A current manual driver's licence
Additional Requirements
5/2 (9 hours per day) or 9 days per fortnight (10 hours per day) residential role in Orange, NSW. Unrestricted rights to work in Australia are required.
Benefits
Competitive salary, flexible packaging options, and programs that recognise employees who go above and beyond.
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