Environmental Advisor

At Alligator Energy, we're shaping the future of Australia's uranium industry.

As a strategically uranium-focused project development and exploration company, we're building a portfolio of high-quality projects across multiple jurisdictions, with clear pathways toward approval, development and long-term production.

Our success is driven by passionate, capable people who are committed to innovation, collaboration and responsible resource development. We foster a workplace where expertise is valued, ideas are encouraged, and individuals have the opportunity to make a genuine impact as we grow.

Be part of an ambitious company at an exciting stage of its journey—where your work contributes to the future of low emissions energy.

The Role

The Environment Advisor supports the effective implementation of environmental and radiation management requirements across site operations. The role incorporates the functions of the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) and works closely with operational teams to maintain effective compliance systems, meet regulatory and reporting obligations, and support sound environmental and radiation management practices.

Reporting directly to the Environmental Manager, this is a hands-on, site-based role combining regular field activities with environmental and radiation compliance, data management and reporting responsibilities. As a key member of the Environment team, the Environment Advisor undertakes field monitoring, inspections and other site-based activities, while maintaining accurate records and compliance systems, providing practical advice to operational teams, and contributing to risk management and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

• Support compliance with and implementation of environmental approvals, including the EPEPR, PEPR, EPA licence and Retention Lease conditions
• Prepare and coordinate statutory environmental reporting
• Monitor and maintain environmental compliance systems, registers and tracking tools and ensure timely completion of all required actions
• Manage environmental data systems, ensuring data accuracy, integrity, and accessibility
• Effectively manage drillhole rehabilitation records and associated compliance reporting
• Effectively maintain rehabilitation trial data, seed inventories, and rehabilitation databases
• Habitat mapping and fauna monitoring
• Implement the Radiation Management Plan and ensure site compliance
• Conduct radiation monitoring, inspections, surveys and sampling and ensure appropriate use and maintenance of radiation monitoring equipment
• Maintain radiation related registers and records
• Support radiation safety and compliance activities, including reviews and continuous improvement actions
• Provide environmental and radiation advice to operations and project teams
• Identify any compliance risks and implement mitigation measures
• Contribute to and support environment decision making
• Undertake additional duties as reasonably directed to support organisational and operational requirements.

What we offer

• Permanent full-time role.
• Fly In Fly Out, from Adelaide only, or
• Residential project for those based in Whyalla
• Employee incentives.
• Supportive team culture, united by our vision and values.
• Competitive remuneration
• Opportunities for professional development and growth.

Person Requirements

Essential Criteria

• Current drivers licence
• Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) certification, or the ability and willingness to obtain it
• Previous experience in an environmental role within the mining, resources or energy sector will be highly regarded
• Experience in environmental monitoring, and compliance
• Strong data management, analysis, and reporting skills
• High level of attention to detail and ability to manage complex compliance requirements
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills

Desirable

• Tertiary qualification in environmental science, environmental engineering, or related discipline
• Working knowledge of environmental approvals and compliance frameworks

Applications:

Applications require a resume and a covering letter addressing the criteria as outlined (maximum 2 pages).

Apply without delay as screening will commence immediately.

Applications Close 1st September 2026.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

Resumes submitted via recruiters will not be accepted