Deliver structural engineering and design across brownfield mining and minerals processing projects
Design and check structural steelwork, reinforced concrete and foundations
Work across conveyors, transfer stations, crushing and screening structures, chutes, pipe racks, platforms and equipment support structures
Assess existing structures and develop modification, remediation and strengthening solutions
Provide engineering support through design, fabrication and construction and review structural models, drawings and vendor information
Respond to technical queries and work closely with designers, engineers, contractors and client teams
Check and review the work of other engineers and provide technical guidance where required
About you
Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
Significant experience as a Structural Engineer within mining, minerals processing or heavy industrial projects
Strong background working within an EPCM or engineering consultancy environment
Strong structural steel and reinforced concrete design capability
Experience with materials handling infrastructure, particularly conveyors and associated structures
Sound knowledge of Australian structural design standards
Ability to work independently, undertake checking and solve complex structural problems
Strong communication skills and confidence engaging with multidisciplinary and client teams
Why WSP?
You’ll join an established Sustaining Capital team delivering a diverse pipeline of work for some of WA’s largest mining operators. With projects spanning multiple commodities and operating assets, you’ll have the opportunity to work on varied and technically challenging brownfield projects rather than being tied to one major greenfield development.
If you’re an experienced structural engineer who enjoys solving complex problems within existing mining operations, we’d love to hear from you.
Inclusive and diverse workplace culture supported by employee networks, reconciliation initiatives and belonging programs
Internal career development programs and structured career planning resources
Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
Active social clubs and office events, including networking, sporting activities, celebrations and community initiatives
Be part of a well-established and supportive local team