ESS provides multi-service capability to major companies and organisations operating in remote sites, gold mines and coal fields.
We provide vital workplace support for people working in some of the most isolated terrains in the world, from oil rigs in the North Sea to gold mines in the Australian Outback.
Due to anticipated growth on our McArthur River Mine Site Village, we are seeking expressions of interest from people interested in the following opportunities:
The Positions
Chefs Kitchenhands Housekeepers Mine Site Cleaners Administrators Bar / Tavern Staff Security Officers The People
All Candidates will require a Valid Drivers Licence Team players with the ability to multi-task in busy environments Ability to work long shifts in a fast-paced environment Experience in food service and preparation, or; Experience in housekeeping and/or cleaning All candidates will be asked to provide a current Police Check The Benefits
FIFO from Darwin, McArthur River is located 700kms south of Darwin, sitting on one of the world's largest zinc and lead deposits.
With 14/7 rosters available, employees enjoy comfortable facilities, with a gym, swimming pool, sport courts and field, golf driving range and Tavern, just to name a few.
You will have the support, infrastructure, systems and processes you would expect from a global organisation.
As an employer of choice, we recognise high performance and foster individual development.
Additionally, our employees enjoy the following benefits:
Immediate access to 100+ retail discounts accessible from your mobile Multiple salary packaging options to help your dollar go further Health and wellbeing employee benefits to help look after you Recognition programs including service and safety awards, regular team events, site-based benefits and company discounts.
Ongoing training and development, and career growth opportunities We welcome and encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people of all backgrounds, ages, sexual orientation, gender expressions, gender identity and people with disability.
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