Working at St Ives. Roster, camp & Reviews

Located in Western Australia's South East, St Ives is an operating precious metals mine set within one of the state's most established mining districts. Precious metals work in this part of WA typically centres on gold, which usually means a mix of extraction, processing and ongoing exploration as ore bodies are traced and developed over time. For a FIFO worker, that generally translates to steady demand across trades, plant operations, mining crews and support roles. The mine sits in the broader Goldfields belt of Western Australia's South East, a region long associated with gold production and home to some of the country's deepest mining heritage. Sites in this area tend to be genuinely remote, with dry heat, long distances between towns and reliance on fly-in fly-out arrangements to move workers to and from operations. If you have worked the Goldfields before, the setting and climate will feel familiar. Specific details such as the current operator, roster pattern and camp arrangements are not confirmed here, so it is worth checking directly with the recruiter or listed contact before you apply. Confirming the nearest town, flight ports and swing structure early will help you judge whether the commute and lifestyle suit you before committing to a role.

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