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We are seeking a CHPP Process Engineer to join our Wambo Complex on a fixed‑term, 12‑month contract. located in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales. The CHPP supports the processing of high‑quality thermal and semi‑soft coking coal from the Wambo mining operations. The role is primarily process‑focused (approx. 70%), with a complementary logistics and coal quality interface (approx. 30%), making it ideal for someone looking to broaden their experience in a complex processing environment. This opportunity would suit an early‑ to mid‑career engineer, including local candidates or graduates, who are keen to develop their technical capability within a structured and supportive team.
Job Responsibility:
Optimise CHPP performance, recovery and product quality through data‑driven process control
Provide metallurgical analysis, mass balance reviews and performance reporting
Support daily operating strategies including feed rates and cut‑points
Work closely with Coal Quality and Logistics to support production and customer outcomes
Assist with sampling compliance, laboratory coordination and quality assurance activities
Provide input into shutdown planning, reliability improvements and plant optimisation
Support process improvement initiatives and minor capital projects
Contribute to safety by identifying and managing process‑related risks
Maintain engineering documentation and governance standards
Requirements:
Tertiary qualifications in Process Engineering or Chemical Engineering
Experience or strong interest in coal processing / CHPP (highly desirable)
OR transferable experience from: Steel mills
Aluminium smelters
Mineral processing or heavy industrial environments
Coal sampling or coal quality roles
Strong analytical skills and confidence working with operational data
Advanced or developing capability in MS Excel
Good communication skills and the ability to work across operations, maintenance and logistics
A collaborative mindset and willingness to learn
At least 3 years’ experience, as well as strong graduates looking to step into site‑based processing roles
Nice to have:
Exposure to logistics, coal quality or materials movement
Understanding of processing risks and safety requirements in heavy industry
What we offer:
Monday to Friday roster, supporting a balanced work‑life schedule
Residential lifestyle in the Hunter Valley region
Inclusive work environment
Safe and healthy work culture where all employees are treated with fairness and respect