ABOUT US

At AngloGold Ashanti, we pride ourselves on having a collaborative workplace that is focused on providing a safe and inclusive environment for all. We want to create an environment where people feel comfortable to bring their whole, authentic self to work and feel safe, respected, and valued while doing so.
AngloGold Ashanti is one of the world’s largest gold producers with operations and projects spanning across four continents. Our globally diverse, world-class portfolio is supported by focused exploration in the established and new gold producing regions of the world. We offer a working environment that allows every employee to contribute, learn and flourish.
In Australia we own and manage the Sunrise Dam Gold Mine, and the Tropicana Gold Mine (70% AGA owned 30% Regis Resources). These are two of Western Australia’s premier gold operations, with ongoing investment and exploration taking place across both open pit and underground operations at each site.

ACCOUNTABILITIES:

• Support the Superintendent in developing (long term planning) and executing land access and cultural heritage management plans – operational and exploration
• Budget delivery; track expenditures and expenses, assist with re-forecasting, SAP usage
• In accordance with Cultural Heritage, Support and assist with compliance and qualified personnel, adhere to cultural management plans, co-ordination of surveys
• Maintain accurate records of engagement activities and stakeholder interactions in the nominated database.
• Involvement with the negotiation and management of land access agreements including conducting negotiation and management activities directly with stakeholders in field locations.
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with Native Title holders, Traditional Owners, non-Indigenous land holders and landowners, government agencies
• Mitigate possible risks in association with land access and cultural heritage management

To facilitate the ongoing acceptance of AngloGold Ashanti’s business practices and operating procedures by stakeholders, including Native Title holders, Traditional Owners, landowners, government and the public. This will occur through the provision of Land Access and Cultural Heritage technical support including working at field locations.