Mine Earth is an industry-leading, ethically motivated mine closure consultancy, consisting of geologists, engineers, ecologists, soil scientists, geochemists, environmental scientists, and practitioners with unparalleled experience in mine closure and rehabilitation. Mine Earth is based in O’Connor, Western Australia. Mine Earth is seeking a highly motivated Environmental Scientist to complement our existing team of specialists. The role will involve applying your skills to undertake soil surveys, laboratory soil assessments, erosion assessments, undertaking GIS and producing maps, data entry, geoprocessing and report writing. The successful applicant will have: Relevant professional qualifications. Strong communication skills GIS skills Experience in developing written outputs Good attention to detail Ability to undertake fieldwork in remote locations Other desirable skills include: Exposure to mine sites Previous laboratory experience (university or workplace) Knowledge of soil science Previous erosion assessment experience Mine Earth has a robust and exciting forward workload. The successful applicant will be exposed to mine rehabilitation projects at a range of stages from initial concept design to execution. The position will be Perth based but will involve short term site visits and field work. A career at Mine Earth will allow the successful applicant to develop their skills with exposure to a wide range of Australian and international mining projects, with support from an experienced, multidisciplinary team of specialists. Mine Earth offers flexible working arrangements in a supportive team environment. Please only apply if you have the right to work in Australia. If you are interested in applying for this position, please email your resume by 31 January 2025 .

Mine Earth is pleased to announce that Dr. Véronique Lévy, Senior Principal Geochemist, has co-authored a paper presented at the ICARD conference hosted by the Canadian Institute of Mining in Halifax this week. The paper, titled "The Importance of Quality Control of Alkalinity Data during Pit Lake Modelling," emphasizes the critical role of alkalinity in acid neutralization and its influence on closure strategies. This research highlights Dr. Lévy's commitment to producing reliable water quality predictions essential for effective site closure. Additionally, we would like to recognize Dr. Peter Scott, the principal author of the paper, who presented this important work at the conference. Congratulations to all three co-authors for their significant contribution!  Abstract: The Importance of Quality Control of Alkalinity Data during Pit Lake Modelling.

At Mine Earth we foster a work environment where everyone feels safe, supported, and connected. In celebration of R U OK Day 2024, we hosted a focused morning tea to ignite meaningful discussions about mental health. Our commitment to staff wellbeing is reflected in our flexible work arrangements and support systems. These initiatives help our team achieve a healthy work-life balance. Our top priority is to ensure that all staff members feel valued and supported.