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Catalyst Metals is seeking a Long Hole Driller to support underground production at the Plutonic Gold Mine in Western Australia. You will operate modern Sandvik long hole production drills, drill to tight tolerances, and work with geology and engineering to execute stope plans, ensuring quality tonnes, grade and recovery while maintaining safety and efficiency.
Working in a growing underground operation, you will join a team committed to safety, continuous development and operational excellence,
Catalyst Metals Limited owns and operates the Plutonic Gold Mine in the Eastern Gascoyne region of Western Australia. The operation is undergoing continued underground growth, with multiple mining areas progressing from development into production. Catalyst is focused on building a long-life gold business supported by disciplined technical planning and strong operational execution. Catalyst Metals Limited is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX code: CYL). Catalyst Metals Ltd is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. Agency referrals are not being accepted.
We take pride in the ground we work in - competent rock, a strong safety culture and a modern Sandvik fleet that sets you up for success. You'll find a supportive team environment with real pathways for development, working in technically challenging conditions that build depth in your skills and exposure to precision underground mining. As we move toward 2.2 million tonnes per annum, production drilling accuracy becomes increasingly important. Our Long Hole Drillers are central to delivering quality stopes that drive predictable production and minimise dilution. Working in technically varied ore bodies, you'll operate modern Sandvik long hole production drills, drilling to tight tolerances and collaborating closely with geology and engineering to execute designed stope plans. This is a role for operators who understand that drilling precision directly impacts tonnes, grade and recovery.
FIFO isn't for everyone - it requires commitment and time away from home. That's why we place strong emphasis on creating a supportive team culture, approachable leadership and an environment where people work hard, back each other in, and still find time to have a laugh and enjoy what site has to offer.
This role offers genuine development potential for someone looking to build their career within a growing Australian mining business.