Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ) is seeking 2 Regional Inspectors of Mines (Coal Open Cut & Underground) to lead a dynamic team of inspectors in implementing its vision of zero serious harm in the Queensland resources industry.
The Regional Inspector of Mines (Coal) supports the Coal Mines Inspectorate in promoting and protecting safety and health in the mining sector. You will provide organisational and operational leadership and management to the staff of a Coal Mines Inspectorate’s regional office. Reporting to the Deputy Chief Inspector, you will work closely with your Regional counterpart to coordinate and manage delivery of the inspectorate’s work program.
You will manage a multi-disciplinary team of inspectors, ensuring they are supported to deliver the inspectorate’s functions in a timely way and to a high standard.
This position carries out the functions of an inspector under the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999 to help ensure that the coal mining industry operates at an acceptable level of risk. It provides expert technical advice on a range of mining safety and health matters to industry, the government and the community, in particular on those aspects relating to all aspects of mining engineering principles for underground and opencut coal mining operations.
We are recruiting for two (2) vacancies – one (1) in Mackay and one (1) in Rockhampton. Reporting to the Chief Inspector of Mines (Coal), the Deputy Chief Inspector of Mines (Coal) will have a key role in developing the coal inspectorate's long-term efficiency and effectiveness, contributing to the delivery of RSHQ's strategic objectives, while managing the day-to-day operations of the inspectorate across the state.
Are you a proven leader and effective communicator, with strong problem-solving skills, the ability to influence positive change and foster a culture of respect?
You will bring a proven track record of senior leadership within the mining, heavy industry, regulatory, or public sector, coupled with demonstrated success in driving high performance. Your ability to inspire individuals and teams will be instrumental in delivering world-class service and excellence in public sector management.
For a confidential discussion and to obtain a copy of the role description, please contact Ian Quinn at Dean & Ling Executive on 0403 343 097. Applications, including your resume and a synopsis of how your experience, abilities and knowledge are relevant to this role, can be submitted no later than midnight on 31 August 2025 via the Apply button.