Superintendent Engineer Electrical

Gold Fields Group Services (Pty) Ltd•Perth, ON

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

Play a pivotal leadership role in shaping the engineering foundations that keep Gold Fields Australia operating safely, reliably and efficiently. As the Superintendent Electrical, you will define, standardise and govern the engineering frameworks that underpin the performance and integrity of all Gold Fields assets across underground and open pit operations. You will be central to maintaining long‑term asset integrity, meeting legislative obligations and preventing major business‑impact events through strong engineering risk management. As the single point of accountability for engineering governance, you will lead the development and oversight of engineering standards, asset management plans, maintenance strategies, risk frameworks and technical discipline leadership. Your work ensures the organisation has robust engineering foundations that support strategic production plans, long‑life asset performance and disciplined critical risk management. You will also provide strategic leadership across the organisation —influencing senior stakeholders and driving a culture of engineering excellence. This includes building capability through communities of practice, mentoring engineers and supervisors, and setting clear expectations for engineering quality, risk management and professional conduct. A key part of the role is translating legislative and statutory requirements into practical, executable engineering systems that lift performance across all operations. You will champion collaboration, strengthen cross‑functional alignment and ensure engineering decisions support both operational needs and long‑term business objectives.

Requirements

Tertiary Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering or Australian‑recognised trade qualification.
Extensive experience in Asset Management or Mobile Maintenance leadership, with strong understanding of mobile maintenance, mining and processing operations.
Proven capability leading technical, operational and diverse engineering teams within the Mining and Resources sector.
Strong knowledge of safety policies and procedures, consistently demonstrating required behaviours and championing safety values.

Responsibilities

Define, maintain and govern mechanical, electrical and structural engineering standards, ensuring risk‑aware, lifecycle‑aligned decisions and leading technical criticality assessments.
Set and oversee the asset management system, ensuring standards, plans and strategies support long‑term asset integrity and evolving operational needs.
Interpret legislation, standards and codes, translating them into practical engineering controls and assurance activities that maintain compliance without unnecessary complexity.
Define maintenance and reliability strategies, manage critical asset risks, oversee condition monitoring and RCA programs, and ensure insights drive meaningful improvements.
Provide specialist guidance across disciplines, act as escalation point for complex technical issues, build internal capability and lead communities of practice to drive consistent engineering performance.