Become a legend at OZ Seeking
We’re a new generation miner with a fresh approach built Sure, you’ve got a strong academic record but
on established foundations. Our copper, zinc, gold and you’ve got more to offer than just smarts. You
other precious metals operations and projects are located might have held a part-time job or completed
in Australia, Asia and the Americas. some on site vacation work while you studied.
We’ve got size and a diversified portfolio of resources, but
Or perhaps you’ve been part of a community
it’s our values of Respect, Integrity, Action and Results that
activity like the student union or a sports team.
make us different from our competitors. They guide us in
Degree/Disciplines
the way we work with our employees, our customers, the
OZ Minerals is particularly interesting in
cultures we interact with, and the environment.
hearing from graduates in the following
What we offer graduates
disciplines: Engineering, Metallurgy, Geology,
We’re big enough to matter on a global scale but small
Environment and Surveying.
enough for you to be noticed. We provide different and
How to apply
challenging experiences with real opportunities to develop
If you’re a person who seeks challenges as
an exciting and rewarding career with us.
much as recognition and rewards we’d like to
We are offering graduate opportunities in a range of
hear from you.
Engineering fields (Mechanical, Electrical, Mining) as well
Visit our website to find out more and to apply.
as Exploration, Metallurgy, Geology, Mine Surveying and
Sustainability.
When to apply
Applications close on April 30 2009 with
During the program
interviews to take place in May/June 2009.
Our two year program will build on your studies to develop
All graduates will commence work at the
your technical, business and people skills with the support
beginning of February 2010.
of people who want to see you succeed. The people you’ll
work with are among the best in their fields because of
Eligibility
their technical expertise and their commitment to our
To be considered for a role with OZ Minerals in
values.
Australia, you must be an Australian citizen or
have permanent residency.
We offer you the opportunity to apply your skills to your
work right from the start through two 12 month rotations
Position locations
at our Australian sites. During this time you’ll receive
Century Mine QLD, Rosebery Mine TAS,
support and guidance from a technical co-ordinator and
Avebury TAS, Prominent Hill SA, Golden Grove
a supervisor to help you develop quickly and thoroughly.
WA
To help you with daily life on a mine site you’ll also be Further information
allocated a site buddy. Visit www.ozminerals.com/careers
After the program
The graduate program will fast track you towards
The lifestyle
managerial roles within the company. You’ll have the
Our sites are either fly-in-fly-out (FIFO) or
opportunity to apply for any OZ Minerals vacancy at the
residential. At FIFO sites you’ll live in site
end of your time on the program. We’ve got heaps of
villages while you’re at work with all meals
roles for talented people, so chances are you’ll have a
cooked for you. You’ll have access to leisure
permanent role locked in before you finish the program!
facilities such as swimming pools, running
tracks, tennis courts, gyms and regular time
off with paid flights home for rest leave. At
residential sites you’ll have access to subsidised
accommodation.
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