Field Engineer

Job Description
Are you an experienced engineering professional who thrives in a construction environment and enjoys turning design into reality? We are seeking a motivated Field Engineer to join our Eva team and play a key role in supporting the delivery of major civil and structural projects.
As a Field Engineer reporting to the Deputy Construction Manager, you will be responsible for translating Issued for Construction (IFC) drawings into practical, constructable work packs that enable safe, efficient, and compliant construction activities on site. Acting as the critical link between engineering design and project execution, you will work closely with construction teams, engineers, designers, and project stakeholders to ensure works are delivered safely, effectively, and to schedule.
This is a fixed term role until 31/08/2028
This is a site-based role. This role will be DIDO from local communities or FIFO from Brisbane or Townsville to our site in Cloncurry with local candidates highly regarded. The roster is 8 days on, 6 days off.
Responsibilities
Ensuring all civil and structural engineering project work complies with statutory and regulatory requirements and company policies and practices; Develop work packs that enable construction of IFC drawings. These work packs consolidate all materials required to commence construction such as scope, drawings, methodologies/sequencing considerations (SWMS), safety and risk considerations, related permits, RFIs/clarifications. Focal point for design/drawing clarification and ad hoc design tasks. Preparing documentation for standards, procedures, safe working practices and monitoring regimes in respect of work on or around civil and structural engineering projects; Liaison with other department engineers and designers to ensure project goals are met
Qualifications
Tertiary qualifications in Engineering. 5 years construction experience.
About You
Forward looking, pragmatic and considered decision makerA problem solver with an eye for detail that can maintain project paceAbility to operate in a high stake and pressure environment
Why Join Harmony?
At Harmony, our values underpin everything we do. Safety is our highest priority, and we are committed to creating a supportive and collaborative environment where our people can thrive and contribute to meaningful projects.
We Offer
An opportunity to be part of a growing and diverse project portfolio.Exposure to major mining project development activities across Australia and PNG.A collaborative and supportive team environment.Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities.
If you believe you have the skills, knowledge and experience to fulfil this role, please submit your application online. Please include a Cover Letter which outlines how your skills and experience align with this role.
Salary will be negotiated commensurate with experience.
To learn more about Harmony, please visit our website www.harmony.co.za
Please Note
All candidates must have the right to live and work in Australia to be considered for this role. We thank all applicants for your interest and the time taken to submit your application. While we consider all suitable applicants, only those short-listed for screening will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to undertake an office-based pre-employment medical screen, including drug and alcohol testing.
About The Team
Harmony is the largest gold producer by volume in South Africa and is a significant operator of gold tailings retreatment facilities. In Papua New Guinea, Harmony owns and operates the Hidden Valley mine and owns 50% of the Tier 1 Wafi-Golpu copper-gold project. In Australia, Harmony owns the high-grade CSA copper mine in Cobar, NSW and is constructing the Eva Copper Mine in Cloncurry, QLD. These assets are supported by the Harmony Australasia regional corporate office located in Milton, Brisbane.
The Eva Copper Mine is a significant and strategically important project for Harmony marking a major milestone in the company’s copper growth strategy and its long-term commitment to Northwest Queensland. The mine will have a minimum life of 15 years and will involve mining multiple open cut pits providing copper bearing ore to a concentrator. Front-end engineering design is complete, and mine construction is expected to take up to 30 months with first production targeted for the second half of the 2028 calendar year.