Globe 24-7 are partnering with an ASX-listed gold company to recruit a Safety and Training Partner in Western Australia. Our client is developing its processing infrastructure and requires a practical safety professional to support a construction-stage project. This opportunity combines frontline safety and training responsibilities with emergency preparedness, with ongoing work beyond the processing facility build.

The Role The Safety & Emergency Training Partner will hold a critical site-based position, working back-to-back with an existing incumbent to maintain continuity of safety, training and emergency response coverage. The role reports to the Group OHS Superintendent, with a dotted reporting line to the Construction Manager.

Approximately 70% of the role focuses on safety and 30% on emergency response team activities. The successful candidate will support our client’s site personnel during construction, working alongside the construction contractor’s safety representatives while maintaining clear accountability for our client’s requirements. A construction-focused background and an adaptable, collaborative approach will be particularly valuable.

The Key Responsibilities

- Deliver practical safety advice to site personnel and supervisors throughout processing facility construction activities.
- Conduct workplace inspections and safety observations, identifying hazards and following corrective actions through to completion.
- Support task risk assessments and reviews of safe work procedures for changing construction activities and site conditions.
- Coordinate site inductions, safety training and competency verification, maintaining accurate training records and identifying capability gaps.




- Maintain emergency response readiness through equipment checks, response planning and coordination of ERT training and exercises.
- Provide mines rescue and healthcare support within the scope of qualifications, site procedures and emergency arrangements.
- Investigate incidents and near misses, establish contributing factors and support practical measures to prevent recurrence.
- Liaise with contractor safety personnel to coordinate interfaces and reinforce consistent site safety expectations.
- Prepare safety, training and emergency preparedness reports, escalating significant risks and outstanding actions to site leadership.
- Maintain effective back-to-back handovers covering incidents, training priorities, emergency readiness and emerging construction risks.

The Requirements

Qualifications & Experience

- Recognised qualifications in occupational health and safety relevant to a site-based advisory role.
- A recognised training qualification supporting the delivery and assessment of workplace learning.
- Certificate III in Mines Rescue.
- A certificate qualification in healthcare.
- A minimum of three years of experience in mines rescue and healthcare support.
- Demonstrated emergency response team experience, with an Emergency Services Officer or Medical Emergency Services Officer background.
- Experience supporting safety in construction environments,



preferably with greater exposure to construction than operational activities.

Skills & Personal Attributes

- Practical knowledge of Western Australian work health and safety obligations and their application to construction activities.
- Sound understanding of emergency response equipment, readiness checks and coordinated incident response.
- Ability to translate risk assessments and safety requirements into clear, workable guidance for site teams.
- Robust recordkeeping and reporting skills across safety actions, training matrices and emergency preparedness activities.
- Clear communication and relationship-building skills when working with supervisors, contractors and frontline personnel.
- An open-minded, flexible approach that balances consistent standards with changing project conditions.
- Sound judgement under pressure and a collaborative approach to resolving issues without unnecessary rigidity.

The Rewards

- Salary package with a short-term incentive payment.
- Ongoing work beyond the processing facility construction phase.

About the Company

Our client is an ASX-listed gold company focused on building a profitable, appropriately scaled resources business. Its activities encompass gold mining and the development of processing infrastructure to support production, with assets and projects located in Western Australia. The company’s stated strategy is to establish itself within the mid-tier mining sector, prioritising profitability and manageable business scale rather than pursuing growth for its own sake.

Applications are invited for the Safety and Training Partner opportunity. For a confidential discussion, please contact Jesper Munk at Globe 24-7, or apply now with your CV.

📌 Safety & Emergency Training Partner (Perth)
🏢 Globe 24 7
📍 Perth