Establish and maintain relationships with local communities, government authorities, customary leaders, landowners, and other stakeholders to foster positive engagement and social acceptance of mining operations.
Coordinate land identification, ownership verification, mapping, negotiation, compensation, and documentation processes to secure land access for mining operations and supporting infrastructure.
Manage coordination with local government institutions and relevant authorities while ensuring external relations and land acquisition activities comply with applicable regulations and company policies.
Identify, assess, and mitigate social risks, land disputes, and community conflicts through effective communication, negotiation, and grievance resolution to minimize operational disruptions.
Collaborate with Legal, Permit, CSR, and Mining Operations teams to ensure alignment on land acquisition, stakeholder engagement, and external relations activities.
Monitor land acquisition progress, stakeholder dynamics, and external issues while providing timely reports and recommendations to management to support operational continuity.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Law, Social Sciences, Agribusiness, Geography, Public Administration, or a related field.
Minimum 3–5 years of experience in External Relations, Land Acquisition, Government Relations, or Community Relations, preferably in the mining industry.
Experience in Nickel mining or mining operations in Sulawesi is highly preferred.
Good understanding of land acquisition processes, land ownership verification, compensation mechanisms, and relevant Indonesian regulations.
Strong stakeholder management, negotiation, communication, and conflict resolution skills.
Familiarity with land mapping tools, WebGIS, or GIS applications is an advantage.
Willingness to be based at the mine site and travel to surrounding communities as required.