06 Aug
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Gold Fields
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Western Australia
06 Aug
Gold Fields
Western Australia
The Prospect
Start your career with a leading global gold producer while completing a nationally recognised Apprenticeship.
You will be responsible for gaining and developing the required skills to successfully complete the requirements of an apprenticeship in a Mechanical Fitter trade.
You will receive extensive on the job training within the gold processing facility as well as formal TAFE training to support your development throughout the journey.
This role is based at Granny Smith Gold Mine and is offered on an 8 days on 6 days off roster FIFO from Perth.
Why Join Gold Fields?
6% site allowance + quarterly bonus up to 10% annuallyMonthly private health allowance 5 weeks Annual Leave 2 weeks Cultural LeaveFIFO parking discountInternal & external training
Skills & Qualifications
Current manual driver's licenceSound communication and basic computer literacy skillsA genuine interest and general understanding of the Mechanical Fitting tradeSuccessful completion of a Certificate II in Engineering would be highly regarded
About The Role
Complete on-the-job and formal training to become a qualified tradespersonApply your skills to help maintain and improve site equipment and infrastructureKeep your work area clean, organised, and safeReport hazards and incidents using site safety systemsSupport the maintenance team with day-to-day tasks
About Gold Fields
At Gold Fields, we're proud to be one of the world's leading gold producers and more importantly, we're a team united by a commitment to safety, respect, and creating lasting value for our people and communities.
We're building an inclusive workforce where diverse perspectives drive success.
We welcome applications from women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and candidates from culturally diverse backgrounds.
How To Apply
Start your journey with Gold Fields:
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 2nd August ****
📌 Apprentice : Mech Fixed 1St Year (Western Australia)
🏢 Gold Fields
📍 Western Australia