Field Landholder Advisor
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - JobLeads in Italia
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Location:
Roma
Ref#:
ATR 620871
Description & Requirements
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Don't come for an easy career. Stay for a rewarding one.
At Santos, we do work that matters and always have. When you join us, so will you.
As a global energy company, we're committed to providing reliable and affordable energy to help create a better world for everyone.
To make it happen, we work as One Team and ask ourselves, "How can we?" (Even when others say, "We can't.")
We're proud of our history as pioneers, problem-solvers, and pragmatists. And as we strive to achieve our Vision2040, we've got our sights set on a culture that is focussed and disciplined to drive value, and entrepreneurial and energised to leave a positive legacy.
The difference isn't just thinking big – it's delivering on it too.
As part of the team,
you'll tackle one of the most complex problems of our time. It's no easy task, but nothing rewarding ever is.
What you'll do:
In this position, you'll be the frontline face of Santos — building and maintaining trusted relationships with landholders and community stakeholders to secure timely land access and build sustainable relationships, enabling low-risk progression of petroleum activities.
This is a field-based role across our Western Queensland operations, on a 2on 2off roster, FIFO from Brisbane or Local.
Key accountabilities include:
- Developing and maintaining working relationships with landholders prior to Santos engagement, informing them of proposed activities and likely impacts on their business
- Providing field-based and community input into land access planning and scheduling, land use management, rehabilitation, and related community issues
- Delivering information to landholders and community groups, advocating and explaining Santos