MES002B

Requirements

• Provide metallurgical and process engineering support for crushing, grinding, classification, flotation, leaching, thickening, filtration, and SX/EW circuits in line with project scope.
• Analyze metallurgical, operating, and plant performance data to identify process improvement, optimization, and debottlenecking opportunities.
• Develop and maintain the process design basis, including metallurgical criteria, recovery targets, throughput assumptions, operating philosophy, and design margins.
• Perform and validate metallurgical and process calculations, including mass balances, metal recoveries, energy and heat balances, and comprehensive water balances.
• Prepare, review, and support delivery of core process engineering deliverables including PFDs, P&IDs, metallurgical reports, calculation packages, equipment data sheets, and specifications.
• Collaborate with process engineers and multidisciplinary teams (mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, IS/automation, civil, and structural) to deliver integrated and constructible designs.
• Provide metallurgical input to equipment sizing, package definition, vendor technical evaluations, and review of supplier data and documentation.
• Ensure engineering deliverables align with project schedules, quality requirements, and EPCM execution frameworks.
• Review technical work prior to issue to verify accuracy, compliance with standards, and fitness for purpose.
• Support construction, commissioning, ramp‐up, and performance testing through technical reviews, troubleshooting, and operational guidance.
• Provide remote and occasional site‐based commissioning and operational support to resolve metallurgical and process‐related issues.
• Assist in developing commissioning plans and performance testing criteria for metallurgical and process systems.
• Identify, assess, and support mitigation of process‐related technical, operational, and execution risks.
• Prepare clear and concise metallurgical reports, technical memoranda, performance summaries, and study documentation.
• Develop and maintain metallurgical accounting systems and reconciliation models to support design validation and operational assessments.
• Ensure technical documentation is reviewed, approved, and issued in accordance with quality management systems.
• Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, and process risk assessments, providing metallurgical input to hazard identification and mitigation recommendations.
• Ensure metallurgical designs and operating philosophies comply with safety, environmental, statutory, and regulatory requirements.
• Adhere to company engineering procedures, technical standards, quality plans, and safety policies.
• Liaise with project managers, discipline leads, and stakeholders to align metallurgical scope with project objectives, scope, schedule, and budget.
• Identify and manage risks associated with process design, metallurgical performance, equipment selection, and infrastructure interfaces.
• Support management of schedule, cost, quality, and scope for assigned metallurgical and process engineering activities.
• Conduct all client and stakeholder interactions in a professional, constructive, and respectful manner.
• Communicate technical issues, design intent, and project progress clearly with internal and external stakeholders.
• Coordinate with client and third‐party discipline engineers to ensure compliance with project requirements and specifications.
• Support relationship development and Worley brand representation through technical excellence and collaborative engagement.
• Participate in site walkdowns, project meetings, design reviews, and incorporation of review comments.

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Benefits package
• Opportunities for professional growth and development
• Diverse and inclusive work environment
• Flexible work arrangements