Job Description:
As our Major Shuts Coordinatorof your responsibilities will include but not limited to:

• Safety, Health, and Environment
• Comply with the health, safety, and environmental requirements.
• Participate in relevant safety audits, inspections and observations and address issues to demonstrate safety leadership.
• Promote good housekeeping to ensure compliance and an environment where employees can deliver their outputs within a controlled risk environment.
• Performance Delivery
• Safety Compliance: Ensure that all shutdown activities adhere to safety regulations and policies
• Conduct safety briefings, inspections, and hazard assessments to mitigate risks.
• Maintenance Planning:
• Comply with all requirements established by Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines.
• Shutdown Planning:
• Comply with all work requirements set out by the Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines relating to Shutdown Planning.
• Maintenance Scheduling:
• Comply with all work requirements set out by the Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines relating to Maintenance Scheduling.
• Shutdown Scheduling:
• Comply with all work requirements in Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines relating to Shutdown Scheduling.
• The Work: Key Outputs and Accountabilities
• Maintenance Execution:
• Comply with all Maintenance Execution requirements set out by the Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines.
• Participate in at least 4 planned weekly task observations as part of in-field quality assurance verification.
• Shutdown Execution:
• Comply with all work requirements set out by the Anglo American Global Operating Model and AS&R best practice guidelines relating to Shutdown Execution.
• Contractor Management: Manage the activities of contractors when required and ensure they follow safety protocols and meet performance expectations.
• Data Collection: Collect and record data on equipment condition, performance, and maintenance activities for future reference and analysis.
• Documentation and Reporting: Maintain detailed records of the shutdown process, including work completed, materials used, and any issues encountered.
• Environmental Considerations: Ensure that shutdown activities do not negatively impact the environment
• Work closely with SHE to minimise environmental effects, such as dust and water non-compliance.
• Emergency Response: Be prepared to respond to any emergencies or incidents during the shutdown, focusing on minimising safety risks and operational disruptions.
• Post-Shutdown Analysis: Conduct post-shutdown evaluations to identify areas for improvement, such as optimising shutdown duration and increasing equipment reliability.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all shutdown activities comply with relevant mining regulations and permits.
• Continuous Improvement: Seek opportunities for process improvement and cost reduction in future shutdowns.
• This role is in Engineering & Maintenance (E&M) department on a band 7.9 level reporting to the General Engineering Supervisor

Qualifications:

• Grade 12/N3 technical
• Higher National qualification in Engineering on NQF5
• Trade Test (Engineering discipline)
• SA Drivers Licence

Technical

• 5 years of relevant experience and practical knowledge of engineering and maintenance within the mining industry.
• Understand operational processes relevant to the position.
• Familiarity with operational drawing and design within the context of mining.
• Knowledge of documentation, sign-off, and approval procedures.
• Understand risk management techniques and critical controls within the mining industry.
• Knowledge of safety, health, environmental, legislative, statutory, and regulatory requirements for mining operations.