Land Rights & Permits Advisor (GIS)
women in miningEastern (KY)
About the role
Rio Tinto is seeking a Land Advisor for the Resolution Copper project in Arizona. You will serve as the primary point of accountability for land tenure, payments, and obtaining mineral rights, coordinating with exploration, permitting, and external stakeholders to secure and maintain land positions. The role requires experience with federal/state/private land frameworks, GIS/Land surveying, and a willingness to work outdoors in remote settings.
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