MACA jobs

MACA offers a diverse range of employment opportunities across their mining and civil divisions. They frequently recruit for experienced roles in mining operations and production, including dump truck operators, excavator operators, and blast hole drillers. Additionally, there is a high demand for skilled tradespeople, engineers, project managers, and maintenance staff to support their extensive fleet and project sites across Australia.

Yes, MACA is committed to developing new talent within the resources sector. They regularly offer traineeships for those seeking entry-level pathways into the industry, particularly for plant operators and mineral processing roles. These programs provide structured, on-the-job training that allows candidates to earn a nationally recognised qualification while working on active mine sites.

MACA runs a highly regarded apprenticeship program focusing on heavy mobile equipment maintenance. Aspiring candidates can pursue a mechanical trade or electrical trade qualification, working alongside experienced mentors in state-of-the-art workshops. The program is designed to build comprehensive skills in maintaining heavy earthmoving machinery, offering a solid foundation for a long-term career in the mining services industry.

While headquartered in Perth, the company operates extensively throughout Western Australia, with significant projects in the Pilbara and Goldfields regions. They also have civil and mining operations in Victoria and international projects in Cambodia. Most site-based roles operate on Fly-in Fly-out (FIFO) rosters from Perth, providing workers with consistent travel arrangements and camp accommodation.

The recruitment process generally involves an online application followed by a screening interview. Shortlisted candidates for projects and construction or mining roles will undergo behavioural interviews, reference checks, and a pre-employment medical examination. Depending on the specific role, skills assessments or verification of competency may also be required to ensure safety and operational standards are met before mobilisation.