Mine Closure Project Manager

AECOM is seeking a Mine Closure Project Manager to be based out of our Mexico City, Mexico office. The person in this position will work on and lead projects and develop opportunities that enhance our mine closure and remediation practice.

Responsibilities

Work closely with AECOM personnel in LATAM to develop and implement mine closure plans and remedial solutions for private and public sector clients; Collaborate with and coordinate diverse technical teams (hydrologists, hydrogeologists, geochemists, geotechnical engineers, civil engineers, water treatment specialists, biologists, revegetation and costing specialists) to develop integrated mine closure plans; Review technical work plans and cost estimates, interpret data, and conduct remediation/closure technology evaluations and feasibility studies; Manage projects technically and financially to meet budget, quality and schedule commitments; Develop proposals, deliver projects, and perform technical review of regulatory submissions; Attend site visits to proposed, operating or closed mines; Conduct business development, including client relationships, lead tracking, proposal development and presentations; Participate in client and regulatory communication and staff mentoring; Stay updated on evolving regulatory frameworks and industry guidelines; Identify and pursue new tailings management business opportunities across Mexico and LATAM; Perform the client-facing role of Project Manager or Deputy Project Manager on small to medium projects; Collaborate with marketing and business development teams to grow AECOM's tailings sector market share; Represent AECOM at industry conferences, professional associations, workshops and client meetings; Mentor and train junior and intermediate engineers; Provide technical reviews and guidance to ensure deliverable quality and consistency

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Civil, Geotechnical, Environmental, etc.) and 8+ years of related experience within mine closure, remediation, or reclamation projects or demonstrated equivalency of experience and or education; Proficient with MS Office Suite; excellent knowledge of Excel and Word

Nice to have

Master's Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Civil, Geotechnical, Environmental, etc); 15+ years of technical experience within mine closure, remediation, and reclamation; Proficiency in scheduling software such as Microsoft Project or Primavera P6; Civil engineering design experience, preferably in earthworks and grading; Demonstrated financial acumen and ability to align interdisciplinary teams to achieve project objectives; Proficient technical writing experience for detailed design reports and regulatory document submissions

Benefits

Medical; dental; vision; life; AD&D; disability benefits; paid time off; leaves of absence; voluntary benefits; perks; flexible work options; well-being resources; employee assistance program; business travel insurance; service recognition awards; retirement savings plan; employee stock purchase plan; training and development programs