Working at Worsley. Roster, camp & Reviews
Located in the South West of Western Australia, Worsley is an operating bauxite mine that sits well away from the state's more familiar iron ore and gold country. Bauxite is the ore used to produce alumina and eventually aluminium, and mining it typically involves shallow open cut operations where the ore is stripped from near the surface rather than extracted from deep underground. That generally means earthmoving, load and haul work, and rehabilitation of cleared ground as the operation progresses across the landscape. The South West is a greener and more temperate part of the state than the arid Pilbara, with the region taking in forested areas, farmland and a string of established regional towns. This can make it an appealing base for workers who would rather not deal with the extreme heat and long distances of the far north. Depending on where you live, some roles in this part of the state are within reach of a daily commute rather than a fly in fly out roster. Specific details such as the operator, roster arrangements, camp facilities and the closest town for this site are not confirmed here, so it is worth checking directly with the employer or recruiter when a position is advertised. Confirming the working pattern and accommodation setup before applying will help you weigh up whether the site suits your circumstances.
| Commodity | Bauxite |
|---|---|
| Operator | South32 |
| 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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