Project Manager Mining

Project Manager - Engineering & Mining Projects

Project Delivery Engineering Mining Multidisciplinary Coordination

Role Overview

An experienced Project Manager is required to plan execute and deliver multidisciplinary engineering and mining projects from initiation through close-out. The role carries accountability for scope schedule cost risk quality technical coordination and stakeholder alignment.

Key Responsibilities

Develop integrated project plans schedules budgets and delivery strategies.

Coordinate engineering procurement operations contractors and other project disciplines.

Monitor project progress against scope schedule cost risk and quality requirements.

Lead project governance stakeholder communication and structured reporting.

Manage project risks changes dependencies and corrective actions throughout the project lifecycle.

Ensure engineering deliverables meet applicable technical standards and recognised practices.

Drive effective communication between internal teams contractors suppliers and client stakeholders.

Support project close-out handover and lessons-learned processes.

What Will Make You Successful

Strong planner with disciplined control of scope schedule and risk.

Confident leader who can coordinate technical and operational stakeholders.

Accountable detail-oriented and effective under deadline pressure.

Experience & Requirements

BSc or BEng in Engineering or a related technical field.

Professional Engineer registration or eligibility for registration with a recognised engineering body such as ECSA.

Minimum 5 years of project-management experience in engineering mining or drilling environments.

Demonstrated experience managing multidisciplinary projects from initiation through completion.

Advanced knowledge of project-management principles tools and methodologies.

Valid medical certificate / fitness and Code 08 drivers licence.

Advantageous

PMP PRINCE2 or equivalent project-management certification.

MS Project or comparable project-planning software.

AutoCAD or similar engineering-design exposure.

Formal leadership training.