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LocationThe CSA Mine is located in Cobar NSW and is Australias highestgrade copper mine. It is 11 kilometres northwest of Cobar, central western New South Wales, and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The mine directly employs over 500 people, including contractors.Harmony, which owns the highgrade CSA copper mine in Cobar, is preparing to progress the Execution Phase of the Eva Copper Mine Project in Queensland. The wider Harmony Australasia regional corporate office is located in Milton, Brisbane.About the RoleWere seeking a skilled Shotcrete Operator to join our dynamic team. You will play a crucial role in ensuring the structural integrity and safety of underground workings and contribute to the mines overall stability and support systems.Key ResponsibilitiesOperate shotcrete equipment for ground support in underground mine areas.Prepare, mix, and apply shotcrete according to safety and engineering standards.Conduct preoperational checks and maintenance on shotcrete machinery.Monitor shotcrete application, ensuring quality and adherence to specifications.Collaborate with underground teams to plan and prioritise shotcreting activities.Follow strict safety protocols and report any hazards or incidents.About youPrevious experience as a Shotcrete Operator in underground mining environments.Proficiency in operating shotcrete spraying machines (manual and robotic).Understanding of shotcrete mix designs and application techniques.Strong commitment to safety and adherence to OH&S regulations.Ability to work in a challenging, teamoriented environment.Relevant certifications/licenses (e.g., confined spaces, working at heights, and underground competency).ConditionsThis position will be offered on a 7/7 roster. Commute options include residential or DIDO. Above EA rates of pay and excellent benefits on offer. Relocation costs and subsidised housing will be provided to the successful candidate to assist in relocating to Cobar. CSA also provides Pool & Gym reimbursements to employees and their dependants. Candidates interested in DIDO will be provided with commute single accommodation and meals at the mine camp plus travel allowance.Why Join CSA?You will be entitled to a comprehensive range of benefits aimed at attracting and retaining our most valuable asset, our people. We offer competitive remuneration and other financial benefits including medical and insurance discounts, recognition and reward programs, external education opportunities, further development and career pathways, plus use of CSA Rewards, our online rewards platform which provides access to discounts or cashback offers for 100s of retailers.Application QuestionsYour application will include the following questions:Have you worked in a role which requires a sound understanding of OH&S/WHS?How many years experience do you have as a Shotcrete Operator?Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?Do you have underground mining experience?Whats your expected annual base salary?Do you have a current Australian drivers licence?We thank all applicants for their interest and the time taken to submit their application. While we consider all suitable applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. Shortlisting will occur throughout the advertising period apply now.About the Mine (Summary)The mine initially started in 1871 with an erratic production history until 1964, when Broken Hill South Ltd began largescale production. The mine passed to CRA in 1980 and then to Golden Shamrock Mines in 1992, was closed in 1997/8 following its acquisition by Ashanti Goldfields, and was reopened in 1999 by Glencore. Since 1965 the mine has extracted substantial quantities of zinc, lead, silver and copper, but today it focuses on mining copper, with a silver coproduct. Our underground mine produces over 1.1million tonnes of copper ore and 185,000tonnes of copper concentrate per annum, with the concentrate containing approximately 29% copper metal. The mine currently employs over 300 people. The company holds approximately 820km of tenements in the local Cobar area. #J-18808-Ljbffr