exlo_admin A Security Officer at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for ensuring the safety and security of personnel, assets, and facilities. The role includes monitoring site access, conducting patrols, enforcing security procedures, and responding to incidents. Security Officers also support emergency response and contribute to maintaining a safe and secure work environment for all employees and … Read more
A Payroll Officer at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for processing payroll accurately and on time for all employees and contractors. The role includes maintaining employment records, applying relevant workplace agreements, calculating allowances and deductions, and ensuring compliance with taxation and superannuation requirements. The Payroll Officer plays a key role in supporting workforce satisfaction and … Read more
A Receptionist at the Fingerboards Project is the first point of contact for visitors, contractors, and staff entering the site offices. The role includes managing phone and visitor enquiries, maintaining visitor records, coordinating meeting room bookings, and providing general administrative support. Receptionists ensure a professional and welcoming environment that reflects the values of the project.
An Administration Clerk at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for providing day-to-day administrative support to site operations. The role includes maintaining records, processing documentation, supporting reporting requirements, and assisting managers with clerical tasks. Administration Clerks play an important role in ensuring smooth and efficient office functions across multiple departments.
A SHE Manager at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for providing leadership and oversight in Safety, Health, and Environmental performance across all site operations. The role includes developing and implementing SHE systems, monitoring compliance with regulatory standards, conducting audits and risk assessments, and leading incident investigations. The SHE Manager promotes a strong culture of safety … Read more
Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) has today announced the formation of a new Freight Rail Taskforce (FRT) after preliminary studies confirmed that the proposed new mine will create the ‘base load’ needed to underpin a Melbourne to Bairnsdale freight rail service. The studies, undertaken as part of the redesign and rescope of the Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project, … Read more
Click here to read the full Fingerboards Newsletter: Throughout June and July, our team has been on the road conducting community drop-in sessions across East Gippsland and Wellington Shires, listening to local residents, business owners, and community groups. These sessions have been honest, meaningful, sometimes challenging, and always insightful. The feedback we received has been … Read more
Click here to read the full Fingerboards Newsletter: As global conversations continue around international relations, supply chains, and clean energy, the significance of the Fingerboards resource, and the critical minerals it contains, has never been clearer. But while those discussions take place in boardrooms and high offices across the country and around the world, Gippsland … Read more
Gippsland Critical Minerals has expanded its Community Reference Group (CRG), with five new members joining to further strengthen local representation for the Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project. Now comprising 16 members, this expanded group reinforces GCM’s ongoing commitment to community engagement at every stage of the project’s development. The CRG was established as a forum to … Read more
Gippsland Critical Minerals held the third meeting of its Community Reference Group at the Lindenow South Football Netball Club on Friday, 8 August 2025. Below is a link to the slides presented by the GCM team at the meeting.
