Wheel Dozer Operator Job - Mining Bowen Basin

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This is a Bowen Basin job located in the Mackay & Coalfields area. Do you live close to this location, or are you willing to FIFO from within Queensland?

You need a Standard 11 Mining Induction to be eligible for this job. If you don't have one and are not sure what this is, click the Standard 11 Mining Induction link further down the page.

Only applicants with real skills should apply. When sending in your application for the job, be sure to highlight the skills you have which are relevant.

Safety is a high priority in this industry. This job requires you to have a heightened sense of awareness and also appreciate the importance of safety in the workplace.

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Wheel Dozer Operator Bowen Basin

Hays – Bowen Basin QLD Temporary

This organisation is an industry leader employing a wide range of trades and skilled individuals to join their team. Due to current market growth and a change in the sector they now need an experienced Wheel Dozer Operator.

This role will be operating CAT834H, CAT854G, CAT854K, CAT844H Wheel Dozers.

For this position you need to have a current coal board medical and Standard 11 Induction Training completed within the last two years.
(Complete your Standard 11 Induction Training in just 2 Days – or do a refresher course – call [email protected] for more information)

Experience with the above dozer’s is essential.

Click here to apply for the Wheel Dozer job in the Bowen Basin

About the Bowen Basin mining region, Queensland.

The Queensland Bowen Basin contains the largest coal reserves in Australia. This major coal producing region contains one of the world’s largest deposits of bituminous coal.

The Basin contains much of the known Permian coal resources in Queensland including virtually all of the known mineable prime coking coal. It was named for the Bowen River, itself named after Queensland’s first Governor, Sir George Bowen.

The Bowen Basin covers a total area of over 60,000 square kilometres and is located in Central Queensland; running from Collinsville to Theodore. The entire region is home to many coal mines operated by multiple mining companies.

Here's a list of mining companies with operations in the Bowen Basin.