Working at Gruyere. Roster, camp & Reviews

Located in the North East of Western Australia, Gruyere is a precious metals operation currently in production. The site sits within one of the state's more remote mining districts, a part of WA characterised by long distances between settlements and the kind of arid, open country that defines much of the interior. For FIFO workers, that remoteness is worth factoring in when weighing up travel time and the general lifestyle that comes with working well away from major centres. Precious metals mining in this region typically involves extracting ore that is then processed on site to recover the valuable metal, work that can span open pit or underground methods depending on the deposit. The day to day roles usually cover the full range you would expect at an operating mine, from processing and maintenance through to mining, geology and site services. Details such as the operating company, the specific roster arrangements and the accommodation setup are not confirmed here, so it is worth checking directly with the recruiter or the employer listing the role before you apply. Confirming the nearest town, the flight arrangements and the camp facilities early will give you a clearer picture of whether the location and swing suit what you are after.

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