Glencore International

Diesel Fitter - Raiseborer

Listed on Glencore International’s official careers site. Posted November 2, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

Job description

Raiseborer - Drill Fitter GFM Maintenance, Mobile Asset Maintenance Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia Ref. No. 105181 A Raisebore/Diamond Drill Fitter vacancy currently exists in the Mobile Asset Maintenance department, working at the George Fisher mine.

This is a residential position in Mount Isa and requires you to work a roster of 4 on a 7/7 days nights roster The key accountabilities of the role are to:

  • Perform a range of duties associated with Diamond Drill and Raiseboring machine maintenance and repairs Perform Risk Assessments / SLAM during course of duties Be accountable for your own personal safety and for others
  • Participate in shift change-over and pass on relevant information Effectively manage own time to maximise productivity and minimise wastage
  • Ensure personal behavior reflects company values - targeting a constructive culture
  • Ensure full participation in target setting program The successful candidate will ideally have: 2 years underground experience
  • Ability to work unsupervised and within a team Previous experience on Diamond Drill and Raiseboring machine is desirable but not essential Trade qualifications in Diesel Fitting, Auto Electrical or Mechanical Fitting are desirable
  • Ability to read and interpret Hydraulic Schematics and fault find circuits
  • Ability to self-motivate and to be able to lead a team if required Capability to read, understand and follow current MST’s / Maintenance
  • Schedules For any further questions in relation to the position, please contact: Bec McManus on 0427 559 840 Applications close: 8:00am Monday 30th November 2026

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