Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety
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Williamstown
01 Aug
Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety
Williamstown
R-Kalgoorlie, Western Australia (Hybrid)
Here at the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (LGIRS), our vision is to support a safe, fair and resilient economy where Western Australian industries, workers, consumers and communities thrive.
We believe that bringing our capabilities together offers an exciting opportunity to enhance our regulatory approach through collaborative reform, integrity, transparency and fairness – with the community always at the centre of what we do.
We value diversity and appreciate every individual’s perspective, bringing together a diverse and inclusive workforce to drive innovation and success. We are committed to creating and maintaining a diverse workforce that reflects the community we serve, and an inclusive culture where all employees feel valued, respected and connected.
The Role
- Administering the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act 2020 and Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022 as an Inspector of Mines.
- Supporting safety reform, continuous improvement and change management approaches.
- Contributing to the implementation of best practice standards and achievements of the Group's Operational Plan.
- Conducting audits inspections and reporting on working places and practices related to the mechanical aspects in mining operations and conducts and reports on technical reviews.
- Undertaking investigations and reports on mechanical aspects of incidents in mining operations and appears at inquiries and inquests of incidents held with respect to mining accidents.
Qualifications & Licenses
- A tertiary or vocational qualification in a discipline relevant to the resources sector.
- Current Western Australian C or C-A class drivers licence or equivalent.
Benefits working for LGIRS
- Flexible working hours (with a standard 37.5 hour week)
- Flexible working arrangements (from home, the field and office)
- 20 days of annual leave per year (which can be taken at half pay)
- 17.5% leave loading paid annually on accrued annual leave
- 15 days personal leave per year
- 13 weeks long service leave every seven years (which can be taken at half pay)