Jumbo Operator – Bellevue

Only Sponsorships; Perth; On-site; AUD 75,768 - 118,473; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Strong job security

Permanent full-time position

Site uplift and bonuses

Long-term career progression

Job summary

Western Australia site seeks an experienced Quantity Surveyor with a background in mining construction projects. The role involves cost control, procurement support and coordination with project managers to ensure project delivery meets safety and quality standards.

Key responsibilities include managing grid connection activities, preparing and managing connection applications, and providing administrative support to project teams.

Qualifications

• Relevant Australian Recognised Trade Certificate.
• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or related discipline.
• Seven (7) years of Quantity Surveying experience.
• Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB or equivalent).
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE or equivalent).
• At least 12 months operating dump trucks in a production mining environment.

Responsibilities

• Support clients with grid connection activities from feasibility through generator.
• Prepare and manage connection enquiries and applications (r0 & r1).
• Provide administrative support to Project Managers, Coordinators, and Estimators.
• Assist with timesheet entry, labour scheduling and logistics updates.
• Carry out maintenance activities on all Fixed Plant Equipment.
• Execute work in accordance with schedule, scope and quality standards.
• Analyse metallurgical performance and cost information, both historical and leading.
• Provide technical support to operations and maintenance teams.
• Develop and maintain long‑term mine schedules to support strategic planning.
• Design pits, stages and strip sequences aligned to production plans.
• Conduct routine condition monitoring tasks, including vibration analysis, thermography and ultrasonic testing.

Skills

Quantity surveying

Cost control

Analytical skills

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Education

Degree in Quantity Surveying

Trade Certificate

Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Job description

Job Overview

Location: King of the Hill, Western Australia. Compensation: Hourly rates from $55/hr to $57/hr and $82/hr to $86/hr, with competitive pay ranging up to $75/hr and site uplift and project completion bonuses.

Key Responsibilities

• Support clients with grid connection activities from feasibility through generator.
• Prepare and manage connection enquiries and applications (r0 & r1).
• Provide administrative support to Project Managers, Coordinators, and Estimators.
• Assist with timesheet entry, labour scheduling and logistics updates.
• Carry out maintenance activities on all Fixed Plant Equipment.
• Execute work in accordance with schedule, scope and quality standards.
• Analyse metallurgical performance and cost information, both historical and leading.
• Provide technical support to operations and maintenance teams.
• Develop and maintain long‑term mine schedules to support strategic planning.
• Design pits, stages and strip sequences aligned to production plans.
• Conduct routine condition monitoring tasks, including vibration analysis, thermography and ultrasonic testing.
• Carry out sensor installation, in‑situ field balancing and alignment tasks.
• Monitor, update and execute shutdown planning functions (forecasting and weekly shutdown cadence objectives).
• Provide field proficiency training that complies with national standards.
• Observe operators’ current skill levels and identify skill gaps requiring attention.
• Oversee complex formwork, reinforcement and related quality & delivery requirements (FRP).
• Champion safety by upholding the highest health and safety standards.
• Lead a regional laboratory and support a local team while maintaining hands‑on engagement.
• Take ownership of contract risk and margin protection; identify, assess and monetize variations early.
• Lead day‑to‑day coordination of autonomous production drilling activities, including pre‑drilling coordination and drill pattern maintenance.
• Operate advanced rigs (Sandvik DPi, DI650i and Epiroc D65). Manage dump truck operation in a production mining environment.
• Undertake asset assessments (condition, risk, performance) to inform renewal strategies.
• Lead delivery of engineering and advisory work across water and wastewater projects.
• Produce accurate monthly Cost Value Reconcilations (CVRs) and financial forecasts.
• Lead the design and governance of Indigenous employment and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programmes.
• Plan and coordinate key improvement projects across the site.

Qualifications & Experience

• Relevant Australian Recognised Trade Certificate.
• Experience working in surface mining is preferred.
• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline.
• Seven (7) years of Quantity Surveying experience.
• Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB or equivalent).
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE or equivalent).
• At least 12 months operating dump trucks in a production mining environment.
• Experience operating advanced rigs such as Sandvik DPi, DI650i and Epiroc D65.
• Relevant qualifications or tickets for roles such as concreting, bricklaying, blocklaying, carpentry, wall & floor tiling, plumbing and other related trades.
• Understanding of electronics for signalling hardware design and operating system installation.
• Strong communication, organisational and analytical skills.

Benefits

• Strong job security with long‑term career pathways into diagnostics and specialist roles.
• Permanent full‑time position with 2:1 or 3:1 roster flexibility.
• Competitive pay with super contributions and annual bonuses.
• Site uplift and project completion bonus.
• Real career progression opportunities.