The Opportunity:
We are seeking an experienced Health & Safety Coordinator to join a site-based safety team at a producing mining operation in Central NSW. This hands-on role supports day-to-day safety performance, workforce training, and regulatory compliance across site operations, working closely with operational leaders and contractors.
Reporting to the H&S Manager, you will play a key role in embedding safety systems, coordinating risk assessments, supporting incident investigations, and delivering training and competency programs. This opportunity suits a proactive safety professional who enjoys being visible in the field, building strong relationships, and contributing to a strong site safety culture.
Job Title: Health & Safety CoordinatorRoster: Site-based / Residential in Central NSWEmployment Type: PermanentSalary: $165k + Super + BonusReports To: Health & Safety Manager
Key Focus: Provide hands-on WHS support and advice to operational and technical teams across siteAssist in implementing and maintaining safety management systems, policies, and procedure.Coordinate and facilitate risk assessments, hazard identification, and control implementationSupport incident investigations and ensure corrective actions are completed and closed outDeliver site inductions, refresher training, and role-specific safety trainingDevelop and update training packages and competency requirements for site equipment and activitiesSupport achievement of safety lead indicators, audits, and compliance targetsMaintain accurate safety, training, and employee records within site systemsCommunicate safety performance through toolbox talks, meetings, reports, and presentations
Your ExperienceMinimum 3+ years' experience in mining or heavy industryCert IV in WHS + Cert IV in Training & Assessment (TAE)Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skillsUnderstanding of WHS legislation, standards and site-based proceduresAbility to identify risks and implement practical, effective controlsComfortable working in a dynamic, operational environment