VP, Human Resource Business Partner - Nevada Projects
The VP HRBP for Nevada Projects will be a core member of the project leadership team. The role involves designing and executing the human capital strategy required to take the project from initial investment through to commissioning and operations.
Key Responsibilities
Strategic Workforce Planning: Architect the multi-year headcount strategy, ensuring the right technical expertise is in place for every phase of the project lifecycle (FEED, construction and operations).
Executive Advisory: Act as a trusted coach and advisor to Project leadership, providing data-driven insights on organizational health and risk.
Talent Acquisition: Partner with Talent Acquisition to build a sourcing strategy for both the Nevada Projects and Operations.
Retention & Total Rewards: Design and defend a compensation approach that attracts and retains the capabilities required to deliver the project and run operations. Oversees long-term incentive plans (LTIPs), project stage gate linked performance bonuses, and localized retention structures for key talent and critical roles.
Manage the complex logistics of international or domestic mobilizations and relocations.
Organizational Design: Build a scalable org structure that accounts for the planned "ramp up" and "ramp down" periods, ensuring smooth transitions and knowledge transfer.
Talent Development: Champion succession planning, leadership development, and performance management.
Culture transformation: Lead Projects and Operations integration efforts, culture transformation, and large-scale change initiatives.
Culture & Safety Leadership: Embed a "Safety First" culture within the HR framework, ensuring that engagement and well-being are prioritized in high-intensity environments. Ensure a positive work culture through actioning of culture survey outcomes.
Employee Relations: Navigate complex labor environments, contractor management, and localized compliance in Nevada.
Operational Readiness: In collaboration with the two VP Projects and Operational Readiness Director, build and execute the People Workstream to enable the transition from project to construction to operations of both North Bullfrog and Arthur.
Learning & Development: Ensure that the full learning (training) and development approach, plan and activities are scoped, designed and actioned as part of the integrated operational readiness plan.
Experience & Competencies
10-15 years of HR experience, with a significant portion spent supporting major capital projects ($500M+ scale) in industries like Energy, Mining, Infrastructure, or Manufacturing.
HR Competencies: You are a proven entity who can advance human capability, foster collaboration, accelerate the business, simplify complexities and mobilize information.
The Architect Mindset: You don't just follow policies; you build systems. You understand how project milestones (FID, Mechanical Completion) dictate HR priorities.
High Stakes Navigation: You are comfortable in the "grey area" of project life and can pivot quickly when project scopes or timelines shift.
Data Fluency: You use metrics to tell a story, whether it’s predicting attrition risks or measuring the efficiency of a massive hiring surge.
Education & Industry Knowledge
Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business, or a related field (Master’s or SPHR/SHRM-SCP preferred).
Deep understanding of project management methodologies (PMBOK, Agile) as they relate to human capital.
Proficiency in enterprise-grade HCM systems (SAP Success factors preferred) and project management tools.
Benefits
Company paid medical, dental, and vision insurance premiums.
Flexible spending accounts.
401(k) retirement plan with employer match.
Vacation, paid sick leave, paid holidays.
Wellbeing reimbursement program.
Tuition reimbursement.
Equal Opportunity Statement
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