Emergency Response Advisor

Bellevue Gold Limited; Leinster; On-site; AUD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

FIFO roster

On-site facilities

Job summary

Bellevue Gold Limited is currently seeking an experienced Health & Emergency Professional to support Emergency preparedness, clinical care delivery, and safety at the Bellevue Gold Mine in Western Australia. Reporting to the Emergency Management Superintendent, the role is autonomous on a fly-in fly-out roster (15 days on/13 days off and 14 nights on/14 days off).

You will coordinate emergency response, clinical assessments, medication administration, and welfare of onsite personnel in a remote

Job description

Bellevue Gold Limited (ASX:BGL)operates its 100% owned high-grade Bellevue gold mine in Western Australia. The Bellevue mine has a long mine life and is forecast to produce ~150,000 Au ounces a year.

Underground mining has occurred since late 2020 to establish multiple mining fronts that de-risks production with exploration in progress to expand the current high-grade resource.

The Bellevue Gold Mine is located approximately 30km north of Leinster township and sits in a major gold, lithium and nickel producing district. The Company has a highly skilled management team with a track record of exploration success and operating major gold mines.

Bellevue Gold has achieved its ambitious goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions for the Bellevue Gold Project. This milestone has been underpinned by a sector-leading renewable energy power station, designed to deliver approximately 80-90% renewable energy penetration and support Bellevue’s position as a low-carbon gold producer.

Bellevue Gold’s vision is to be a sustainable gold mining company that delivers value for shareholders, benefits local communities, and fosters a thriving workplace. Through its values-based leadership approach, the Company is committed to building a high-performance organization that delivers superior shareholder returns and positive ESG outcomes. We seek to foster an energetic and collaborative work culture that attracts and retains exceptional employees.

The purpose of the role is to assist in the delivery of company operational and commercial targets in a safe, productive & efficient manner.

Reporting to the Emergency Management Superintendent this is an autonomous role, on a fly in fly out role working 15 days on and 13 days rest and recover 14 Nights on and 14 days rest and recover rotation.

Your main duties and responsibilities will include (but are not limited to):

Emergency Preparedness and Response

• Act as first responder for emergencies.
• Coordinate with retrieval services and emergency teams for evacuations when required.
• Maintain readiness of Emergency equipment and documentation.
• Provide structured emergency response and rescue maintenance training to Mine Rescue Team.
• Participate in the Emergency Response activities with the Mine Rescue Team.
• Participate in mock emergency training / desktop and practical demonstrations.
• Continue mutual aid communication and cross pollination with mutual aid partners

Clinical Care Delivery

• Provide and assist in primary health care, emergency response, and clinical assessments to onsite personnel.
• Follow protocols and clinic guidelines according to WA Government Guidelines as well as Company directives.
• Ensure Poisons Permit protocols are always adhered to.
• Administer medications, treatments, and first aid in accordance with clinical protocols and skill level.
• Conduct drug and alcohol testing.
• Provide and assist with after-hours medical and emergency response as required.

Workplace Safety and Risk Management

• Regular nightshift patrols ensuring mine site and surrounds are secure.
• Adhering and enforcing after hours site entry protocols and procedures.
• Support site safety programs through lead indicators and hazard identification.
• Participate in safety meetings, audits, and risk assessments.

Compliance and Documentation

• Ensure accurate and timely documentation and reporting in line with regulatory and company standards.
• Maintain confidentiality and comply with privacy legislation and ethical guidelines.

Liaison and Communication

• Communicate effectively with the WHS team, site personnel, allied health professionals, mutual aid partners and external emergency service providers.
• Provide clear and compassionate communication to patients under care.

Professional Development and Training

• Maintain current registration and certifications.
• Engage in ongoing education and training to meet the demands of remote emergency services.

Operational Support

• Assist in the management of Emergency facilities, including stock control, equipment maintenance and testing.
• Support the implementation of company health policies and procedures.
• Other duties as required by your Supervisor/ Manager.