Job description

Your new company

Our Client is seeking a Teleremote Bogger Operator to support underground production activities within a hard‑rock mining environment in Western Australia. This role requires strong technical capability in remote bogging systems and a disciplined approach to safety and communication.

Your new role

• Safe and efficient operation of teleremote loaders to recover ore from stopes, drawpoints, and production areas
• Monitoring equipment performance and responding to alarms, system prompts, and environmental conditions
• Coordination with underground supervisors, control room personnel, and production teams to maintain ore flow
• Conducting pre‑operational checks, equipment inspections, and reporting defects
• Maintaining accurate logs, shift reports, and production records
• Ensuring all activities comply with site procedures, isolation protocols, and safety standards

What you'll need to succeed

• Demonstrated experience operating teleremote or autonomous LHDs in underground hard‑rock mining
• Strong understanding of production cycles, drawpoint management, and stope recovery
• High level of situational awareness and ability to manage multiple inputs in a control‑room environment
• Effective communication skills and ability to work within a structured team
• Current WA C‑Class driving licence and relevant underground competencies

What you'll get in return

• Choice of 2/2 or 7/7 FIFO roster from Western Australia
• Competitive remuneration package
• Exposure to modern automation systems and industry‑leading technology
• Stable operation with strong safety culture and professional leadership
• Opportunities for progression into automation, control room, or production leadership roles

What you need to do now

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.

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