Structural Integrity Supervisor - Pilbara Remediation Lead

Warrikal Pty; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Warrikal Pty is seeking a Structural Integrity Supervisor to lead a small multi-trade team on Pilbara iron ore sites, delivering structural remediation, concreting and surface treatment scopes. The role follows an 8/6 roster with on‑the‑job coating training and clear career progression.

Ideal candidates have 4–5 years in supervision, knowledge of Pilbara sites, and a relevant Statutory Supervisor Certificate or ability to obtain one, plus a commitment to safety and team development.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4–5 years’ experience in a supervisory role.
• Knowledge of Pilbara iron ore sites.
• S26 Statutory Supervisor Certificate (or capacity to obtain one).
• Proof of right to work in Australia.
• Dedication to safety, wellbeing and development of your team.
• Solid understanding of structural integrity scopes including concreting, structural remediation and surface treatment.
• MS Office skills (Outlook, Excel and Word).

Responsibilities

• Supervising a small team of Blaster Painters, Boilermaker/Welders and Trade Assistants, ensuring works are completed efficiently.
• Work closely with the Client Representative to plan work scopes and execute safely and efficiently.
• Ensure works are carried out to the highest standards of quality and safety.
• Review and sign off on risk assessments and permits for work tasks performed on site.
• Conduct pre-start briefings so all team members are informed and prepared.
• Monitor quality and compliance of welding works and specialised coating systems.

Skills

Pilbara iron ore knowledge

MS Office

Education

S26 Statutory Supervisor Certificate

Job description

Warrikal Pty is seeking a Structural Integrity Supervisor to lead a small multi-trade team on Pilbara iron ore sites, delivering structural remediation, concreting and surface treatment scopes. The role follows an 8/6 roster with on‑the‑job coating training and clear career progression.

Ideal candidates have 4–5 years in supervision, knowledge of Pilbara sites, and a relevant Statutory Supervisor Certificate or ability to obtain one, plus a commitment to safety and team development.