FAQs
What is the role of the Program Lead - Structural Integrity at Rio Tinto?
The Program Lead - Structural Integrity is responsible for strategically leading and managing one of Sustaining Capital’s prioritised programs, aligning it with organisational objectives while ensuring efficient use of resources and capital across Rio Tinto Iron Ore operations.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A tertiary qualification in Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent is required due to the specialist nature of all projects within this program.
What are the key responsibilities of the Program Lead?
Key responsibilities include developing and managing the program framework, effective risk management, strategic sourcing, execution planning, program execution, relationship management, stakeholder engagement, communication, and performance monitoring.
What type of employment is offered for this position?
This is a permanent employment position with an attractive salary, annual bonuses, and a range of additional benefits.
Where will the Program Lead be based?
The Program Lead will be based at Central Park, Perth, with a work schedule of 5 days on and 2 days off, with occasional site travel.
Is there support for relocation?
Yes, the company provides full relocation support to Western Australia from elsewhere in Australia.
What kind of benefits does Rio Tinto offer employees?
Benefits include comprehensive medical coverage, attractive share ownership plans, company-provided insurance, salary sacrifice and packaging options, career development assistance, and various leave options.
Does the company encourage applications from diverse backgrounds?
Yes, Rio Tinto particularly welcomes and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, women, the LGBTI+ community, mature workers, people with disabilities, and individuals from different cultural backgrounds.
What is the focus of Rio Tinto as a global company?
Rio Tinto focuses on providing essential materials for global needs while striving for innovation and continuous improvement to produce materials with low emissions and adhering to environmental, social, and governance standards.
How does Rio Tinto ensure safety in the workplace?
Safety is always the number one priority at Rio Tinto, and employees are expected to commit to the safety of themselves and their team.