Job Highlights

• 8:6/7:7 Roster

• FIFO from Perth, Broome and Busselton

• Ongoing position with full time employment on offer

About our Client

Rio Tinto operates the world's largest integrated portfolio of iron ore assets. These assets include a world-class, integrated network of 15 iron ore mines, four port facilities, a 1,700 kilometre rail network and related infrastructure. Rio Tinto are expanding operations in the Pilbara to epic proportions while introducing next generation technologies to deliver greater efficiency, lower production costs and improved health, safety and environmental performance.

What You Will Be Doing

Ongoing opportunities exist for High Voltage Electricians with experience working on Fixed Plant Equipment for a long term at Rio Tinto Hope Downs 4.

In this role, you will be maintaining, servicing and repairing fixed plant equipment such as (crushers, reclaimers, stackers, ore car dumpers, sub stations, conveyors and screen houses), problem diagnostics and attending to breakdowns.

What You Will Need

• Demonstrated experience working within a mining fixed plant environment

• Relevant Australian Recognised Trade Certification

• WA Electricians Licence

• High Voltage Switching Ticket

• Manual C Class Australian issued Drivers Licence (minimum)

About WorkPac

WorkPac is Australia's leading, privately owned recruitment provider to the mining, construction, engineering, light industrial and healthcare sectors. We are proud to partner with some of the country's leading companies to deliver rewarding permanent, contract, temporary and traineeship recruitment opportunities.

Apply Now

Click onto the apply button. For more information contact:

Mia Lowe - Recruitment Coordinator

Phone contact: (08) 6462 1103

WorkPac - Industrial Mining

Reference no. TMPRIJ202374300

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