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Iluka Resources invites a self-motivated Project Coordinator to join the Balranald operation in NSW. Based on a FIFO model from Melbourne with an 8:6 roster, you will report to the Site Project Manager and coordinate site projects, sustaining capital works, planning, scheduling, cost tracking, and reporting to ensure safe, efficient delivery within budgets.
You will liaise with operational teams, contractors and vendors to integrate priorities into project delivery plans and track progress,
Fly-in Fly-out (FIFO) from Melbourne Permanent Position | 8:6 roster. Iluka Resources is a leading global producer of the critical minerals zircon and high-grade titanium dioxide feedstocks (rutile and synthetic rutile). Iluka has also established a significant position in rare earths. As an international supplier of critical minerals, Iluka’s products are used in an array of applications including technology, construction, medical, lifestyle and industrial uses. As the world moves towards a smarter, safer and sustainable future, Iluka’s high quality products are increasing in demand. Our people are the foundation of our business and are vital to our success now and into the future. Iluka offers an empowering and inclusive work environment that is as diverse as the communities in which we operate.
Iluka’s Balranald operation is located in the Riverina district of southwestern New South Wales. The development is focused on the rutile and zircon rich West Balranald deposit, which also contains material quantities of rare earth minerals. Owing to its relative depth (approximately 60 metres below surface), Iluka has over several years assessed the potential to develop West Balranald via a novel, remotely operated, underground mining (UGM) technology. Iluka’s UGM technology is akin to keyhole surgery for the mining of critical minerals. This enables access to ore bodies previously thought uneconomic, with marked reductions in both environmental disturbance and carbon intensity relative to traditional mineral sands extraction techniques, which are themselves less impactful than other commodities. You can choose to reside locally, drive-in drive-out from towns within the regional area, or fly-in fly-out from Melbourne. For South Australian residents we will mobilise you via road transport from our Iluka office in Adelaide. You can find out about our Balranald operation through the following link: Balranald - Resource Development | Iluka Resources
We are looking for a self-motivated and experienced Project Coordinator to join our team at our Balranald operation. Reporting to the Site Project Manager, this role is responsible for coordinating the delivery of site projects and sustaining capital works. Working closely with operational teams, contractors, consultants and vendors, you will support project planning, scheduling, cost tracking, reporting and execution to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently and in line with approved budgets. A key focus of the role is coordinating extraction and development drill rig relocations, maintaining project schedules, and ensuring operational priorities are integrated into project delivery plans. You will play an important role in monitoring project progress, tracking budgets and supporting the successful delivery of site initiatives. This position is well suited to someone who enjoys project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and the planning, scheduling, budgeting and reporting activities that underpin successful project outcomes. You will be accountable for the following:
About you: To be successful for this role, you will have:
We are committed to upholding our Business Values, supporting equal opportunities, gender equality and cultural diversity. If you share our values of Integrity, Respect, Courage, Accountability and Collaboration; and you have the skills and experience to help us to succeed and deliver sustainable value.
Full working rights in Australia are required for you to be eligible to apply for this role.
Applications close: 22 September 2026.
We respect and encourage diversity in a workforce that reflects our communities.