Underground Bogger Operator – Tele-Remote Control

Westgold; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance based bonus

Group salary continuance insurance

Health and wellness allowance

Job summary

Westgold Resources is seeking a skilled underground Bogger Operator for our Western Australian operations. You will operate Boggers via tele-remote control, load haul trucks, and transfer ore and waste to stockpiles while meeting daily targets and maintaining safety standards.

The role requires proven underground Bogger experience, CAT2900 Loader familiarity, and a valid DGSC or commitment to obtain one. A manual driver’s licence and Australian working rights are mandatory, with an up-to-date

Qualifications

• Proven underground experience as a Bogger Operator.
• Experience with CAT2900 Loaders.
• Valid Dangerous Goods Security Card (DGSC) or willingness to obtain one.
• Manual driver’s licence (mandatory).
• Full Australian working rights (permanent roles only).
• Strong safety focus and knowledge of underground mining procedures.
• Current National Police Clearance (issued within the last 12 months).

Responsibilities

• Operate Boggers via tele-remote control (RCT) in an underground mining environment.
• Safely and efficiently load haul trucks and perform basic equipment maintenance.
• Transfer ore and waste to stope stockpiles as directed.
• Operate machinery to meet daily production targets while maintaining high safety standards.

Skills

Bogger operator

DGSC

Manual driver’s licence

Safety conscious

Education

Australian working rights

Tools

CAT2900 Loader

Job description

Westgold Resources is seeking a skilled underground Bogger Operator for our Western Australian operations. You will operate Boggers via tele-remote control, load haul trucks, and transfer ore and waste to stockpiles while meeting daily targets and maintaining safety standards.

The role requires proven underground Bogger experience, CAT2900 Loader familiarity, and a valid DGSC or commitment to obtain one. A manual driver’s licence and Australian working rights are mandatory, with an up-to-date