Boilermaker
Glencore's McArthur River Mine (MRM) is a world-class zinc-lead mine with a long future. You'll find our mine in the Gulf of Carpentaria 900 km southeast of Darwin and 64 km from Borroloola. We produce and process zinc, lead and silver from our open cut mine. It is then stored and transported to our Bing Bong loading facility and shipped to our customers worldwide. Our customers use our essential commodities in everyday products for mobility, infrastructure and communications.
Benefits:
13% Super 14/14 roster (Day and Night shift) Excellent career development opportunities Salary sacrificing vehicles Benefits program including discounts with Health Insurance providers, online and in-store discounts through Glencore Rewards. About the role:
To optimally maintain Metallurgy & Port mechanical assets to ensure their effective and efficient operation.
Accountabilities:
Interpreting assembly drawings and instructions. Experience with detailed cutting and bending of materials. Welding metal components and materials by means of Stick Welding, Mig Welding and Tig Welding. Developing layouts and design plans as required. Preparing a sequence of operations to accomplish the task. Setting up the welding machines and other necessary equipment for the task. Maintaining the machine tools and equipment such as drill press, grinders, oxy equipment, profile cutter, drop saws, etc. Preparing reports of the work completed and raising corrective work orders when required. Performing quality control checks on the finished product. Adhering to the company's safety standards and procedures. Developing and training the apprentices and trainees in line with their trade. Successful applicant will have:
Certificate III in Engineering – Metal Fabrication Crane ticket for non-slew crane (desired) Working at Heights and confined space tickets High Risk EWP, Forklift and Dogman tickets At MRM, we support the Northern Territory first, and Territorian applicants or those prepared to relocate.
Glencore employees applying for this role may be asked to discuss this with their Supervisor or Manager prior to an interview taking place.
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