Electrical Shutdown Coordinator
Rio Tinto Iron Ore \ Cape Lambert
- 4D2X4D2X residential - Company housing provided
- Utilise your excellent supervisory & communication skills
- Challenging & rewarding position
As a world leader in finding, mining and processing the earth's mineral resources, Rio Tinto delivers minerals and metals that meet global needs and contribute to improving our living standards. Our success depends not only on the quality and diversity of the Group's assets, but also on the talent, skills and safety of our people. We seek to contribute to sustainable development and share a commitment to be a dependable global partner and a good local neighbour.
Join a leading iron ore producer
As the second largest supplier to global iron ore trade, we provide unrivalled flexibility through our world-class network of 14 mines, three port terminals and 1,400 kilometre rail system in Western Australia's Pilbara region. We're about to undertake the largest mining project in Australia to expand our annual capacity to 283 million tonnes per annum, on a pathway to 333 million tonnes. Along with our innovative Mine of the Future™ programme, we're producing more tonnes, more efficiently. As a valued team member, we will offer you commitment to a safe working environment, a highly competitive salary package and the chance to develop your career at the forefront of mining.
Reporting to the Shut Maintenance Superintendent, the Electrical Shut Coordinator's primary purpose is to contribute to the sustainment of safety, conformance, performance and survivability of electrical systems in support of Cape Lambert. This role will provide Electrical Technical support to the Superintendent, shutdown electricians and to the Cape Lambert Operation as a whole.
The responsibilities will include but are not limited to;
· Ensure electrical safety issues are reported and addressed immediately.
· Monitor, correct and report on electrical maintenance issues
· Maintain the Area Isolations data base - review and update isolation procedures.
· Coordinate the generation of maintenance notifications/orders for maintenance work
· Manage assigned projects, contractors and assist with supervising respective teams.
· Investigate, coordinate resources and implement electrical regulatory and compliance improvements.
The successful applicant will be electrically trade qualified and have previous experience within the mining industry. Demonstrated experience supervising a team as well as a high voltage switching ticket and/or instrumentation ticket will be looked upon favourably. Your ability to communicate with all levels of the business coupled with a high attention to detail will be the key to success in this position.
Applications close, Wednesday, 4th April.
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