Working at Carina. Roster, camp & Reviews
Located in the South West of Western Australia, Carina is an operating iron ore mine that sits within one of the state's most established resource regions. Iron ore remains the backbone of WA's mining sector, and work on these sites typically centres on drilling, blasting, load and haul, and the processing needed to prepare ore for transport to port. Whether you are in a plant role, an operator seat or a maintenance trade, the day to day is likely to follow the familiar rhythm of an iron ore operation. The operator of the site is not publicly listed here, so it is worth confirming who runs the project and what the current workforce arrangements are before you apply. The same goes for roster patterns and camp facilities, which can vary considerably across South West operations and will have a real bearing on your lifestyle and travel. For FIFO workers, the South West is generally more accessible and closer to the coast than the remote Pilbara operations further north, which can mean shorter travel and a milder climate. Even so, it pays to check the nearest town, drive times and accommodation details directly with the employer so you know exactly what to expect from a swing at Carina.
| Commodity | Iron ore |
|---|---|
| Operator | Not recorded |
| Status | Operating |
| Mine type | Open Cut |
| Region | Western Australia, South West |
| Nearest town | Not recorded |
| Roster | Not recorded |
| Camp | Not recorded |
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