Underground Bogger Operator – Tele-Remote

Westgold Personnel Pty Ltd; Australia; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance based bonus

Group salary continuous insurance

Health insurance discount

Family and Medical leave including IVF

Referral Bonus

Long service leave 5 years pro rata

Salary sacrifice options

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Job summary

Westgold Resources is seeking a Bogger Operator for underground mining in Western Australia. You will operate Boggers via tele-remote control, load haul trucks, and perform basic maintenance in a fast-paced production environment.

The role requires proven underground experience, a manual licence, DGSC or willingness to obtain, and current Australian police clearance. Commitment to safety and adherence to procedures is essential.

Qualifications

• Underground mining experience is essential.
• Experience operating Bogger equipment.
• Ability to operate CAT2900 loaders.
• DGSC or willingness to obtain one.
• Possession of a manual driver's licence is mandatory.
• Full Australian working rights for permanent roles.
• Strong safety focus and knowledge of underground procedures.
• Current National Police Clearance (issued within 12 months).

Responsibilities

• Operate Boggers via tele-remote control (RCT) in underground mining.
• Safely load haul trucks and perform basic equipment maintenance.
• Transfer ore and waste to stope stockpiles as directed.
• Operate machinery to meet daily production targets with safety at the forefront.

Skills

Underground experience

Bogger Operator

CAT2900 Loader

DGSC (Dangerous Goods Security Card)

Manual driver's licence

Australian working rights

Safety focus

Police clearance

Job description

Westgold Resources is seeking a Bogger Operator for underground mining in Western Australia. You will operate Boggers via tele-remote control, load haul trucks, and perform basic maintenance in a fast-paced production environment.

The role requires proven underground experience, a manual licence, DGSC or willingness to obtain, and current Australian police clearance. Commitment to safety and adherence to procedures is essential.