Environmental Officer- Waste Management
JobsBy Barrick Mining Corporation
VACANCY ADVERTISEMENT: ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER- WASTE MANAGEMENT Lumwana Mining Company seeks to recruit a highly motivated and committed individual for the position of Environmental Officer- Waste Management to join the Environmental team. We are in search of individuals who can champion Barrick’s DNA by: Career development courses Communicating Honestly, Transparently, and Acting with Integrity Exhibiting a Results-Driven approach Delivering solutions that are Fit for Purpose Dedicating themselves to Building a Sustainable Legacy Taking Responsibility and being Accountable Committing to Zero Harm Cultivating strong and meaningful Partnerships Reporting to the Senior Environmental Officer, you will be responsible for the implementation of effective waste management practices across the Site and supporting regulatory compliance, promotes the best environmental practices, and ensures alignment with LMC’s Environmental Management System (EMS)., ISO 14001 standards, and Barrick’s corporate waste management policies. Your duties will include but are not limited to the following : Coordinate and oversee solid, hazardous, and medical waste management systems and operations on site. Develop, implement, and maintain the Waste Management Plan, incorporating best practices and legal compliance. Ensure segregation, collection, transportation, storage, and disposal of waste are conducted according to applicable Zambian regulations and Barrick Environmental Standards. Supervise contractors responsible for waste collection, treatment, and disposal to ensure quality service delivery and environmental compliance. Monitor and report on waste generation trends, including quantities, types, and disposal methods. Identify and implement waste minimization strategies (reduce, reuse, recycle) across departments. Maintain proper waste tracking systems and ensure timely reporting into EMS and other platforms. Coordinate waste audits and inspections and support external regulatory audits when