Geotechnical Engineering in the context of open-pit mining in Australia involves a combination of office-based analysis and on-site fieldwork. It requires a balance of technical acumen, practical skills, and the ability to work in often remote and challenging environments.
Planning and overseeing geotechnical operations within mining sites, with a primary focus on ensuring ground stability, safety, and regulatory compliance in accordance with Australian mining laws and standards.
Conducting geotechnical assessments to assess ground stability and ensure compliance with Australian regulations. Collaborating with mining teams to develop and execute strategies for maintaining safety and operational efficiency.