Procurement and Supply Chain jobs in mining & resources
Storepeople, procurement advisers and logistics coordinators who keep sites supplied.
53 live jobsResidential, FIFO and office-based
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53 Procurement and Supply Chain jobs
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Storeperson – Leading Hand in Guildford, WA
WesTrac
Logistics Coordinator | Mon to Fri 38 hours | Balcatta Support Centre in Perth, WA
Sodexo
Storeperson in Guildford, WA
WesTrac
Warehouse / Storeperson in Balcatta, WA
Pearl Recruitment Group
Warehouse Assistant / Storeperson in Kewdale, WA
Pearl Recruitment Group
Warehouse Operator - Hydraulic Hose Builder in Tomago, NSW
WesTrac
Storeperson in Guildford, WA
WesTrac
About Procurement and Supply Chain jobs in mining
Procurement and Supply Chain roles are part of how Australia's mines, plants and projects keep running. Roles span iron ore, coal, gold, copper and lithium operations, from Western Australia's Pilbara to Queensland's Bowen Basin.
Right now there are 53 live jobs in this category, mostly in Western Australia and Queensland. 16 are FIFO and 26 are residential.
Frequently asked questions
What procurement and supply chain jobs are available in mining?
Currently there are 53+ procurement and supply chain positions available in Australia's mining and resources sector. These roles span across various operations including underground mining, open-pit mining, processing plants, and remote site operations. Positions are available with leading companies including WesTrac, Pearl Recruitment Group, Glencore.
What is the salary range for procurement and supply chain jobs in mining?
Procurement and supply chain roles in the mining industry typically offer competitive salaries that vary based on experience, location, and roster type. FIFO positions often include additional allowances and benefits. Entry-level positions start from $70,000-$90,000, while experienced professionals can earn $120,000-$200,000+ annually, depending on the specific role and responsibilities.
What qualifications do I need for procurement and supply chain mining jobs?
Requirements vary by position, but generally include relevant trade qualifications or tertiary education, valid driver's license, and ability to pass pre-employment medical and drug screening. Many roles require specific tickets such as Working at Heights, Confined Space, or equipment operation certificates. Experience in mining is advantageous but not always essential for entry-level positions.
Are FIFO options available for procurement and supply chain positions?
Yes, many procurement and supply chain positions offer FIFO (Fly-In Fly-Out) arrangements with various roster patterns such as 2:1, 8:6, or 14:7. FIFO roles typically include flights, accommodation, and meals provided by the employer. Residential positions are also available in mining towns across Western Australia, Queensland, and other states.
How do I apply for procurement and supply chain jobs in mining?
You can apply directly through our job listings by clicking on the position that interests you. Ensure your resume highlights relevant experience, qualifications, and any mining-specific training. Include a cover letter addressing the key selection criteria. Most applications are processed within 1-2 weeks, with successful candidates progressing to phone or video interviews.
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