Search Bar Hero Image

We find the people who power our world.

Filters

Country

  • Australia

    68

  • Papua New Guinea

    4

Region

  • Western Australia

    29

  • Queensland

    28

  • Victoria

    8

  • Show more

Industry

  • Mining

    26

  • Infrastructure

    22

  • Conventional Energy

    14

  • Show more

Total years of experience

  • Not applicable

    29

  • 4-6 Years

    17

  • 6-9 Years

    13

  • Show more

Showing 72 search results

Sort by most

Superintendent - Platform Engineering & Release

Australia, Perth

> 10 Years

The Superintendent - Platform Engineering & Release is a senior engineering leadership position responsible for the Release Management and Platform Engineering functions supporting Autonomy delivery. Leading Release, DevOps and Platform Engineering resources, you will ensure software, firmware, onboard systems, hardware, configurations, environments, builds, baselines and deployment artefacts are controlled, traceable and ready for safe release. The role provides engineering leadership across release governance, configuration management, engineering environments, tooling, automation and developer productivity. Key responsibilities include: Lead the Release Management, DevOps and Platform Engineering functions. Own the Release Management function and associated release governance framework. Ensure releases are appropriately planned, evidenced, approved, communicated and deployed. Drive improvements in release quality, predictability, governance and deployment outcomes. Lead CI/CD, build automation and deployment automation capabilities. Oversee engineering platforms supporting source control, CI/CD, configuration management, release governance, engineering reporting and workflow automation. Drive adoption of engineering tools and practices that improve efficiency, quality, traceability and delivery performance. Own configuration management across software, firmware, onboard hardware, environments, builds, deployment packages and operational baselines. Ensure configuration items are identified, versioned, controlled and traceable throughout the engineering lifecycle. Provide leadership across development, integration, verification, staging, SIL, HIL, site and production-like environments. Ensure engineering environments are fit for purpose, controlled, available and representative of the systems being developed and released. Drive improvements in release quality, configuration integrity, environment readiness, tooling effectiveness and engineering productivity. Establish measures covering release readiness, configuration compliance, environment health, deployment success and platform adoption. Support engineering teams through robust platforms, automation and engineering practices that enable high-quality and efficient delivery. Balance engineering quality, operational risk and delivery objectives across a complex technical environment. This role will suit an experienced engineering leader who combines strong technical judgement with the ability to lead teams, establish effective technical governance and continually improve engineering delivery.

Dump Truck Operator

Australia, Mackay

2-4 Years

As a Dump Truck Operator, you'll work as part of an experienced production crew carrying out load and haul activities across a busy open-cut mining operation. Your primary responsibility will be safely operating large rigid haul trucks, including CAT 785, 789, 793 and other site fleet, transporting ore and waste between loading areas, dumps, stockpiles and designated locations. Day-to-day duties will include: Operating rigid haul trucks safely and efficiently in a production environment Working within established load and haul circuits to meet daily production targets Transporting ore and waste to the correct dumps, stockpiles and processing areas Working closely with Excavator and Loader Operators during loading activities Following designated haul routes, speed limits and site traffic management procedures Completing pre-start inspections and identifying equipment faults or defects Monitoring truck performance and reporting mechanical or safety issues promptly Maintaining communication with supervisors, dispatch and other operators throughout the shift Following shift plans and instructions from the Production Supervisor Maintaining safe separation distances and awareness of other mobile equipment Completing shift handovers and communicating relevant equipment or operational information Keeping equipment cabins and work areas clean and safe Following site procedures, JHAs, Take 5s and other safety requirements Supporting the wider production crew to achieve safe and consistent production targets

12 of 72