Communications Coordinator

Description

Position Summary: Support the communications strategy for the La Granja exploration project by managing relationships with territorial stakeholders and internal site communications. Key Highlights: 1. Key role in external communications and community engagement. 2. Essential support in communications for environmental studies and workshops. 3. Comprehensive management of internal communications at the camp. At First Quantum, we free the talent of our people by taking a very different approach which is underpinned by a very different, very definite culture – the “First Quantum Way”. Working with us is not like working anywhere else, which is why we recruit people who will take a bolder, smarter approach to spot opportunities, solve problems and deliver results. Our culture is all about encouraging you to think independently and to challenge convention to deliver the best result. That’s how we continue to achieve extraordinary things in extraordinary locations. **Job description:** **1\. Purpose of the position** Support the implementation of the La Granja exploration project’s communications strategy, coordinating with Social and Environmental teams, maintaining fluid relationships with territorial stakeholders, and managing internal site communications. The role includes direct coordination with social media providers, communications agencies, and external teams conducting perception studies. **2\. Main responsibilities** **A. External communications and stakeholder engagement** * Develop key content and messages for local and regional media. * Directly coordinate with **social media management** providers (content planning, scheduling, reporting, campaigns). * Supervise implementation of digital assets, videos, graphics, and posts produced by external providers. * Monitor and support perception studies, surveys, and qualitative monitoring conducted by specialized consulting firms; facilitate fieldwork in the territory as required. * Manage regional media monitoring (Cajamarca and Lambayeque) and prepare alerts and reports. * Attend meetings with authorities, social organizations, and local leaders, aligning messaging with the Social team. **B. Support for community engagement and EIA** * Prepare informational materials for workshops, EIA meetings, and participatory activities. * Support community communications regarding stages and progress of the environmental study. * Participate in field activities such as baseline studies and informative workshops, articulating clear and accessible messages. **C. Internal communications at site** * Administer internal camp channels (newsletters, bulletin boards, notices, activations). * Generate content reinforcing safety, compliance, and internal culture. * Coordinate internal events, campaigns, and announcements for site staff. **D. Content and documentation management** * Produce photographs, videos, records, and testimonials for internal and external use. * Update the document archive, stakeholder mapping, field reports, and activity logs. * Prepare corporate presentations and institutional materials for meetings and visits. **E. Logistics and operational support** * Organize local events (workshops, site visits, discussion forums) with external providers. * Coordinate requirements with the camp and ensure adherence to schedules. * Prepare weekly field reports including progress, risks, and recommendations. **3\. Requirements** **Education** * Bachelor’s degree or higher in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, or related fields. **Experience** * 2–4 years in communications roles within mining, infrastructure, energy, or community-based social projects. * Experience coordinating external agencies (social media, design, production, or perception consulting firms). * Experience working with rural communities and participatory processes is desirable. **Technical skills** * Clear, audience-adapted writing. * Basic/intermediate proficiency with digital tools (Canva, Adobe, social media scheduling platforms). * Ability to review technical reports from consulting firms and translate them into key messages. * Basic photography and audiovisual recording skills. * Ability to develop executive presentations. **Personal competencies** * High adaptability and willingness to travel frequently. * Excellent interpersonal skills and intercultural sensitivity. * Proactivity, autonomy, and ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. * Organization, discretion, and focus on compliance. **4\. Position conditions** * Predominantly field-based work: **70% field / 30% office** (adjustable). * Availability to travel between Cajamarca, Lambayeque, and the camp. * Daily, coordinated work with Social, Environmental, and Permits teams. * Ongoing contact with external providers (social media, production, consultants). Visit our website and register for instant job alerts at First Quantum Careers Follow us for the latest news at LinkedIn If you are already a First Quantum employee, log into your **Workday** account \> **Career Hub** \> **Browse Jobs** to apply internally for this opportunity.