About Our Client

With 25 years’ experience operating within Australia, our leading global client is Australia's largest producer of coal, cobalt, zinc, nickel and copper to supply resources and products that advance everyday life. Located 20km from the town of Clermont, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading, responsible client with a track record of excellence in supplying high quality coal

What you will be Doing

You will be working as a Production Excavator Operator on a coal mine in Clermont. You will be operating Komatsu 5600, 5500 & 3600 Excavators loading Komatsu 830 & 930 Dump Trucks. You will be working 12.5 hour shifts on a Tuesday to Monday rotating day and night roster. These roles are available to FIFO (Brisbane & Sunshine Coast), DIDO, BIBO (Mackay) and residential candidates.

What you will need

Previous experience operating Komatsu 5600 Excavator or similar within a production mining environment providing an SSE signed skills list,

You will need to have obtained a Standard 11 & Coal Board Medical or be willing to attain this.

Current Drivers Licence & right to work in Australia

What’s in it for you?

Access to your own Recruitment Coordinator and Site Manager

Camp, meals & bus to/from site each day fully provided

Weekly pay!

Apply Now

Chloe Grieve - 07 5556 2260 or [email protected]

QLD Mining

Job Reference Number: 7396J202555002

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