How do I get a job on the mines in Australia?
Ways to Go About Get a Mining Job
- Have Qualifications and/or experience.
- Establish Contacts and Network.
- Contact Recruitment Agencies and/or Labour Hire Companies.
- Go to the Mining Towns.
- Be in the Right Place at the Right Time.
- Shut Downs.
What jobs can Females do in the mines?
WOMEN IN MINING – EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FMG
- Accounting & Finance Jobs.
- Administration and Office Support Jobs.
- Engineering Jobs.
- Production and Operations Jobs.
- Trades and Services Jobs.
What is FIFO hospitality?
Our fly in, fly out (FIFO) positions involve flying in to your place of work for a period of time, before flying back home. A typical FIFO roster may be 14 days on, and 7 days off. Work hours are generally quite long and are usually 10-12 hours per day.
What does a nipper do in the mines?
Nipper. This is a term used to describe someone entering the underground hard rock mining environment. Their primary role is to work alongside the Underground Drillers but also partake in ad hoc tasks such as delivery, pick up and transport of mining equipment and personnel within the underground mine.
How do I get a job in the mines WA?
Here are some steps to take:
- Register with WorkPac (you can do this before you have your relevant medicals and advise us once complete).
- Keep an eye on our website as well as mining company websites for entry level jobs and apply.
- Network.
- Stay in touch – keep us informed of your availability and qualifications.
How much do FIFO hospitality workers earn?
Along with mining workers and specialized staff, thousands of FIFO hospitality workers are employed by mining corporations. For example, FIFO chefs are in high demand as well. The average FIFO chef salary ranges between A$70,000 and A$112,000.
How much does a FIFO utility earn?
The average fifo utility salary in Australia is $64,350 per year or $33 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $55,575 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $80,475 per year.