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At KCB, our purpose is Sustaining the Future. We bring this to life by delivering practical, risk‑informed solutions to complex environmental and engineering challenges. Guided by our values of Passion, Integrity, and Excellence, we focus on quality work, strong relationships, and long‑term outcomes for our clients and communities. From concept to closure, our teams work on some of the mining and water industry’s most complex and rewarding projects. As part of KCB, you’ll gain hands‑on experience across tailings and waste storage facilities, dams, water management systems, and mine infrastructure, while building your technical capability and confidence across the full project lifecycle.
Job Responsibility:
Assist with geotechnical field investigations and construction monitoring for mine waste management facilities (e.g. tailings dams, waste rock dumps) and associated mine infrastructure
Support field programs including drilling, testing, sampling, and field mapping, as well as earthworks monitoring and coordination
Contribute to desktop assessments, including collecting, organising, and interpreting geological and geotechnical data
Learn and apply geotechnical analysis and modelling tools (such as Slope/W, Seep/W, Muk3D and similar software)
Assist with the preparation of engineering deliverables, including technical reports, drawings, specifications, presentations, and quantities
Provide general project support, including coordination and client‑related tasks under supervision
Work in accordance with KCB’s Quality Management System and Health & Safety requirements
Collaborate with KCB teams across Australia and internationally as project needs arise
Requirements:
A Bachelor of Engineering (Civil or Geotechnical)
Approximately 3–7 years’ experience in geotechnical or related engineering roles
A developing understanding of soil mechanics, rock mechanics, and foundation engineering
Exposure to one or more of the following: Slope stability and seepage analysis, Dam and embankment design, Earthworks and construction, Site investigation and fieldwork, Laboratory testing of soils and rock
Familiarity with industry standards and guidelines such as ANCOLD, ICOLD, GISTM, and CDA (or a willingness to learn)
Experience with geotechnical software (e.g. PLAXIS, GeoStudio, SLOPE/W) is advantageous
Strong written communication skills and an interest in developing high‑quality technical reports