We foster a workplace where everyone has the opportunity to make a positive contribution, enjoys their work and is treated fairly and with respect – and we’re looking for committed and high-performing people to join our hard-working team. See our open roles here.
Career pathways
Career development program. Opportunity for internal promotion across our businesses. Industry mentoring opportunities.
Reward & recognition
Attractive salary, benefits & performance incentives. Employee recognition program. Discounts on retail, fuel & private health. Salary sacrifice & novated leasing.
Live locally
Our offices and sites are located near residential hubs, both in urban and regional locations.
Learning & development
External training, conferences and seminars. Statutory and CPD accreditation. Financial study assistance. Study leave.
Flexibility
Flexible work arrangements. Paid parental leave. Additional leave options. Career break of up to 12 months.
Wellbeing
Free confidential counselling & coaching for employees & family. Free skin cancer checks, voluntary flu vaccinations & wellbeing resources.
We are looking for people to join our team across a range of functions and sites. See open roles here.
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We offer trainees, apprentices and university students and others starting their careers with opportunities to develop their skills and learn on-the-job. Find out about opportunities at Bengalla Mine in the NSW Upper Hunter.
To find out about school work experience or placement opportunities, select the site local to you:
We provide scholarships for locals undertaking tertiary studies. Find out about opportunities at Bengalla Mine – NSW Upper Hunter.
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A 120-year-old bottle tree has found new roots at the entrance of New Acland Mine.
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Contributing to revegetation around Brisbane.
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Work has begun on New Acland Mine’s 13.5-kilometre Lagoon Creek Conservation Zone, which will see more than 3,000 trees planted over the next decade.
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