Mariana Minerals
Safety Specialist/Engineer
About this role
Mariana Minerals is seeking a Safety Specialist/Engineer to oversee and enhance safety operations at their open pit mining site in Moab, UT. The role involves ensuring compliance with safety regulations and developing effective safety practices to maintain a safe working environment.
What you'll do
- Lead safety processes and practices
- Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations
- Report on incidents related to health and safety compliance
- Conduct MSHA training for employees and contractors
- Guide safety meetings and provide input
- Manage incident and accident investigations
What they're looking for
- Experience in safety within mining or heavy construction
- Knowledge of OSHA and MSHA regulations
- Strong communication and leadership abilities
- Ability to foster a proactive safety culture
- Training in safety assessment and compliance
- Experience in managing safety documentation
Benefits
- Opportunity to influence safety standards
- Innovative work environment
- Focus on collaboration and knowledge sharing
- Support for professional development
- Role in responsible mineral sourcing
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Mariana Minerals
Mariana Minerals develops autonomous mining technology and critical minerals processing infrastructure, including software and hardware systems for self-operating vehicles and advanced refining facilities. The company is hiring Process Safety Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Mechatronics Engineers (in both autonomy and hardware specializations), and Safety Specialists to build out their mining operations and safety programs.
View all jobs at Mariana MineralsLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with MSHA regulations and how you've ensured compliance in a mining or heavy industrial operation?
- Tell us about a time you led an incident or accident investigation. What was your process and what did you learn?