Ganhambarra Experience Student
Newmont
Job Description
About the Company
Newmont Cadia is proud to offer this paid 16-week program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, providing hands-on experience, practical skills, nationally recognised training, and exposure to career pathways across a world-class mining operation.
About the Role
Roles start in early December. No mining experience? No problem. If you're willing to learn, work safely and bring a positive attitude, we'll provide the training, support and mentoring to help you succeed.
Why Join?
- Gain hands-on mining experience
- Earn while you learn
- Complete nationally recognised training
- Work alongside experienced mentors
- Explore a range of career opportunities
- Build confidence, skills and workplace experience
Who Should Apply?
- Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
- Have a positive attitude and willingness to learn
- Value safety, teamwork and respect
- Hold a provisional or full driver's licence (manual preferred)
- Can complete pre-employment medical and background checks
What's Included?
- Paid employment throughout the program
- Training, PPE and equipment provided
- Nationally recognised qualifications
- Ongoing mentoring and support
- Indigenous mentoring and cultural support networks
- Health and wellbeing programs
- Pathways to future opportunities at Newmont
Take the First Step
You don't need mining experience to start a career in mining. Bring your curiosity, willingness to learn and a can-do attitude, and discover where the Ganhambarra Program can take you.
How to Apply
Applications close on Tuesday 25th August
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