Requirements for Unskilled Mining Jobs

Minimum requirements for you to start work in an unskilled mining job?

Every mining site typically has different minimum requirements so it really depends on the site which you are applying for.

Most mining sites require the following to fill Unskilled Mining Jobs.

Vehicle Licence: most mining companies will require you to have a current Australian drivers license as you could be required to drive on and off site as part of your employment.

HR or Heavy Rigid License: this of course depends if you are seeking a position as a dump truck driver although some mines do not require you to have a Heavy Vehicle License, any mining site will look favourably on any employee candidate who holds a HR license and or has heavy vehicle experience.

MARCSTA: or Mining and Resource Contractors Safety Training course, this course on most mining sites is the standard induction course for any mine site employee. having done this course you will be regarded highly by mining employers.

Advanced First Aid Certificate: Mine sites are inherently dangerous places and although extremely high standards of safety practises are routinely observed accidents can and will happen. Having completed your advanced first aid certificate can only increase your prospects of employment on a mining site as it is encouraged that all mining workers consider completing an advanced first aid course.

Police Security Clearance: At some mining sites a Police Security Clearance is mandatory and in some cases special security clearances are required if the site mines precious metals or stones such as gold or diamonds. It is best to check with the local mining employment agency to clarify what security clearances are needed to work in each local mine sites.