MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Your key accountabilities include:

· Conducting CQA laboratory and field testing for TSF construction and embankment works.

· Performing soil and tailings testing, including moisture content, compaction, PSD, and Atterberg Limits.

· Classifying materials and assessing compliance with design specifications while supporting MoDs requirements.

· Assisting with field sampling, inspections, and verification activities.

· Calibrating and maintaining laboratory equipment to ensuring accuracy and reliability.

· Providing technical support during construction, raises, and maintenance activities.

· Complying with SHEC requirements, identifying hazards, and supporting environmental protection practices.

· Executing testing programmes efficiently while maintaining quality and supporting construction schedules.

· Recording, verifying, and managing accurate data, and preparing CQA reports.

· Ensuring traceability of samples, results, and compliance documentation.

· Escalating non-conformances and deviations in a timely manner.

· Working closely with engineers, site teams, and external stakeholders.

· Assisting with training, supporting continuous improvement, and participating in audits.

· Performing additional duties aligned with operational requirements.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE:

· Diploma in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Chemistry, or related field, with certified training in soil testing methods (Proctor, PSD, Atterberg Limits).

· 2–5 years’ experience in Geotechnical, Civil, Mining, or TSF laboratory testing, including CQA for earthworks and tailings facilities.

· Certified training on operation of Troxler for compaction testing

· Strong laboratory and field-testing capability in soil mechanics and tailings materials, with sound understanding of compaction theory and material behaviour.

· Ability to interpret test results against design specifications while maintaining high levels of accuracy and attention to detail.

· Familiarity with CQA requirements, GISTM principles, and dam safety concepts (advantageous).

· Good communication and computer skills, with the ability to capture data, support reporting, and conduct field assessments; valid driver’s licence required.