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Iluka Resources is seeking a Health & Safety Superintendent for our Balranald operation in regional NSW. The role leads a safety team, delivering best practice health, safety and injury management, while embedding a proactive safety culture.
You will drive continuous improvement, oversee regulatory compliance and mentor multidisciplinary professionals to optimise mining and processing activities. FIFO/DIDO options apply.
Iluka Resources is a global critical minerals company with a proud 70-year history and an exciting future. As we enter a pivotal phase of growth, we are seeking a passionate Health & Safety Superintendent to help shape and embed a strong safety culture at our pioneering Balranald Operation.
Join Iluka's new Balranald Operation that deploys a novel, remotely operated, underground mining technology based on Horizontal Direction Drilling platforms to extract ore. Balranald deposit is one of the highest-grade mineral sands deposits in the world, containing significant quantities of titanium minerals rutile and zircon, as well as smaller but material quantities of rare earths.
Iluka's Balranald operation is located just outside of Balranald township in regional south-western NSW.
You can choose to reside locally, drive-in drive-out from towns within the regional area, or fly-in fly-out from Melbourne or Adelaide. Relocation assistance will be provided if required for the preferred candidate.
Reporting to the Operations Manager, the primary purpose of this role is to strategically lead the Health and Safety team in delivery of best practice health, safety, occupational hygiene and injury management/ prevention outcomes for the operation.
Your responsibilities will be:
To be successful in the role, you will have:
We are committed to upholding our Business Values, supporting equal opportunities, gender equality and cultural diversity.
Applicants will be required to meet Iluka's pre-employment criteria which includes a medical, drug and alcohol screening and hold a valid motor vehicle driver's license.
Full working rights in Australia are required for you to be eligible to apply for this role.
Applications close: 2 of November 2026
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