Serviceperson

The role and project

MACA Mining is delivering services for Fenix Resources, the full owner of the Beebyn W11 operation. This is a conventional open-pit mining project that also involves clearing and grubbing work for future pits.

The Beebyn W11 site sits about 710 km northeast of Perth and roughly 69.5 km from Cue in the Murchison region of Western Australia.

The project fleet includes a Komatsu PC 1250, Komatsu HD785-7, CAT D9T track dozer, and CAT 16H grader.

Build your future with one of Western Australia’s most trusted contractors. As a Thiess company, MACA is an integrated contracting services group focused on mining, civil construction, infrastructure, and mineral processing. The business is driven by investment in people, client understanding, and ongoing improvement, alongside a strong commitment to community contribution and social responsibility.

What you will need

• A current HR driver’s licence
• Prior mine-site experience working as a serviceperson
• Hands-on experience maintaining heavy mobile mining equipment
• The ability to operate equipment for maintenance and inspection tasks
• Skill in checking plant and equipment condition, spotting and reporting oil and fuel leaks, and keeping oil, grease, and fuel supplies stocked
• Strong communication ability
• A self-driven approach with the capability to work on your own
• Solid understanding of workplace health and safety procedures and policies

What’s on offer

• Full-time and casual pay rates are available
• Superannuation is paid on all hours worked
• Paid parental leave
• Competitive pay plus access to corporate discounts and cashback offers from more than 350 retailers
• Access to an online employee wellbeing centre with tools, education, and support for healthier living
• Salary sacrificing options
• A referral bonus program that can pay up to $2,500 for successful employee referrals
• Health insurance savings of up to 10% with BUPA, HBF, HCF, or Medibank

Additional information

MACA invites interested candidates to apply. The company states it is an equal opportunity employer and actively encourages applications from women and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.