Resource Development Operations Supervisor

Job Highlights
-Family Friendly 8&6 roster
-Exciting Career move for an experienced supervisor! 
-Opportunities for fulltime employment in the future

About our Client

Rio Tinto operates the world's largest integrated portfolio of iron ore assets. These assets include a world-class, integrated network of 15 iron ore mines, four port facilities, a 1,700 kilometre rail network and related infrastructure. Rio Tinto are expanding operations in the Pilbara to epic proportions while introducing next generation technologies to deliver greater efficiency, lower production costs and improved health, safety and environmental performance.

About the Role

WorkPac has a number of opportunities across a variety of Rio Tinto Iron Ore mine sites located in the Pilbara foran experienced Supervisor. You will be supervisor the health and safety environment of all employees as well as ensuring safe execution of plans and consistently developing relationships with key stakeholders.

Skills and Experience

12 months + Supervisor experience 
-Problem solving skills
-Experience with Project management would be highly desirable.
-Manual C Class Australian issued Drivers Licence (minimum)
-Medical or D&A screening

About WorkPac

WorkPac is Australia's largest privately owned workforce services business with over 1.3 million registered candidates. We offer tailored solutions in recruitment, skills and career development across Mining, Construction, Healthcare and more. Our consistent promise to both candidates and clients is that choosing WorkPac is always a Good Move.

Apply Now

Click onto the apply button. For more information contact:
Kieran Guy- Recruitment Coordinator
Phone contact: 08 9201 6***
WorkPac - Rio Tinto Project Services
Reference no. TMPRIJ202375149

At WorkPac, we recognise we are strengthened by diversity. We are committed to providing a work environment in which everyone is included, treated fairly and with respect. We are an Equal Opportunity employer and we encourage applications from women and Indigenous people.