Shunter | Port Hedland Rail Yards | 14/14 Fifo
About the Role
BHP's Western Australia Iron Ore rail team is hiring qualified shunting operators for its yards at Port Hedland. The role runs on a two weeks on, two weeks off roster, flying in and out from Perth to Port Hedland. BHP also offers a residential option for people living in Port Hedland, on a 6:6 roster. You will help move trains and rollingstock safely around the yards that feed BHP's Pilbara iron ore exports.
Key Responsibilities
- Couple and uncouple rollingstock, including splitting and joining trains and attaching or detaching ore cars
- Direct and control train and rollingstock movements between yard locations
- Carry out safety checks such as brake tests and roll-by inspections
- Put together shunting plans
- Follow radio protocols and keep communications clear
About You
- Certificate II in Shunting or equivalent (mandatory)
- Qualified shunter with heavy haul rail experience
- Able to obtain and hold a Category 1 Rail Medical
- Current C class driver's licence (mandatory)
- Strong safety focus, good observation skills and sound time management
- Knowledge of signalling equipment is an advantage
- Willing to complete BHP's pre-employment checks, which can include police, medical, drug and alcohol, and right to work checks
What's on Offer
- 14 days on, 14 days off FIFO roster from Perth, or a 6:6 residential roster in Port Hedland
- Salary package with performance-based bonuses
- BHP's employee share program
- Generous paid parental leave and other extended leave options
About BHP
BHP is a global resources company. Its Western Australia Iron Ore business runs mines, a heavy haul rail network and port facilities across the Pilbara, with Port Hedland as the export hub.
Apply directly on BHP's careers site using the apply link on this listing.