About the role: As a Heavy Duty Fitter with NRW, you are responsible for supporting onsite teams in scheduled maintenance, workshop, diagnostics and breakdowns on a wide variety of surface mining equipment. About the site: Our Mt Cattlin Project is located approx. 7 kilometres from the town of Ravensthorpe in WA's southwest region. This is a lithium Mining Project which produces a lithium concentrate (spodumene) product that is trucked to Esperance Port to export. What's in it for you: Competitive rates + super paid on all hours worked 2/1 – day shift / night shift Night Shift Allowance Casual or Permanent contracts available Loyalty Bonus Scheme – Get paid a bonus for continuing your employment with NRW Employee Referral Bonus Multiple company benefits including - income protection insurance / Employee Assistance Program (EAP) / discounted private health insurance / salary sacrifice options & novated leases available Paid parental leave Work with an experienced civil & mining contractor with over 30 years in the business Long term employment opportunities A culture driven organisation, be a part of a great crew What we are looking for: Australian Manual Drivers Licence Australian/NZ Recognised Trade Certificate Tickets and licences EG: Forklift, Rigging, Crane, etc Minimum 3 years post trade experience (MEM) Experience with Hitachi EX2600 / EX1900 Excavators, CAT 785D Haul Trucks, CAT 854k Wheel Dozer, CAT D10T Dozer, CAT 16M Grader Demonstrated behaviours which align with NRW's values and safety standards A "can do" attitude and strong team commitment Australian work rights About NRW Civil & Mining With over 30 years in the industry, NRW Civil & Mining is proud to be one of the leading civil and mining contractors in Australia. Be part of something bigger. If you're looking for a rewarding career and not just another job; we want to hear from you. Click to apply with your updated resume. NRW is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and we strongly support diversity in our workforce. Applicants from a wide sector of the community, including women and indigenous cultures, are encouraged to apply.
