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Glencore’s Murrin Murrin Operations in Western Australia is offering a graduate mining engineering program. FIFO 8/6 roster, exposure to planning, drill and blast optimisation, and production engineering within a major nickel and cobalt operation.
The program commences in February 2027, with graduates working alongside experienced professionals to deliver safe and efficient mining outcomes in a remote FIFO environment.
As a key player in the Australian mining landscape, Glencore spans across 20 mine sites, responsibly sourcing commodities that advance everyday life. From the copper, cobalt and nickel powering the electric vehicle revolution, and the energy products like coal to help keep the lights on, what Glencore does touches every part of life. Our portfolio enables the transition to a low-carbon economy, while meeting society’s energy needs. Beyond our extensive portfolio, Glencore offers unparalleled career and development opportunities, fostering strong communities. Join Glencore to be part of a team shaping a future where your contributions matter.
Murrin Murrin Operations, part of Glencore’s Australian metals portfolio, is located in Western Australia’s northern Goldfields and is one of the world’s largest nickel and cobalt mining and processing operations. The site combines large-scale open pit mining with a globally significant processing facility, creating a unique environment where mining engineers gain exposure to the full mining value chain.
Working a FIFO 8/6 roster on-site at Murrin Murrin, mining engineering graduates are exposed to the planning and execution of complex laterite mining operations that directly support a large downstream processing plant. This provides valuable experience in short and long-term mine planning, drill and blast optimisation, production engineering and operational improvement within a technically demanding environment. Graduates work alongside experienced technical services professionals who are responsible for delivering safe, efficient and reliable mining outcomes while supporting continuous improvement across the operation. The program commences in February 2027.