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The Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project will generate around 400 jobs during construction, followed by approximately 300 ongoing, permanent operational roles once construction is complete.  These roles will deliver long-term economic and social benefits by creating trainable, locally focused opportunities across East Gippsland in areas such as construction, mechanical services, engineering, land management, and mobile equipment operations. 

GCM has a Gippsland-First Procurement Policy to ensure preference for Gippsland-based suppliers and contractors who employ local residents and align with strong health, safety, environmental and ethical standards. This approach will generate substantial local business opportunities in areas such as fabrication, maintenance, logistics, and supply, while supporting underrepresented groups including First Nations peoples, women, youth, and displaced workers.  

 

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Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Accountant

An Accountant at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for preparing accurate financial records and reports to support site operations. The role includes managing accounts payable and receivable, preparing financial statements, assisting with audits, monitoring compliance with taxation requirements, and supporting the Finance Manager with budgeting and forecasting. Accountants ensure the financial integrity of the project and contribute to effective decision-making.

Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Control Room Operator

A Control Room Operator at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for monitoring and controlling plant operations through the central control system. The role includes tracking performance data, adjusting process parameters, responding to alarms, and coordinating with field operators. Control Room Operators ensure plant stability and optimise production in real time.

Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Metallurgical Superintendent

A Metallurgical Superintendent at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for leading the metallurgical team to optimise processing plant performance. The role includes managing metallurgical test work, monitoring recovery of zircon, titanium, and rare earth minerals, overseeing process optimisation, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. The Metallurgical Superintendent ensures that production targets are achieved safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental standards.

Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Processing Manager

A Processing Manager at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for managing the mineral processing plant to achieve production targets efficiently and safely. The role involves overseeing metallurgical performance, plant operations, and technical teams, optimising recovery of zircon, rare earths, and titanium minerals, implementing continuous improvement initiatives, and ensuring compliance

Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Purchasing Officer

A Purchasing Officer at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for sourcing and procuring goods and services to support operational needs. The role includes issuing purchase orders, managing supplier relationships, ensuring cost-effective procurement, and maintaining accurate records. Purchasing Officers ensure critical supplies are available to meet production and maintenance schedules.

Full time | On-site

Est. 5 jobs

Instrument Technician

An Instrument Technician at the Fingerboards Project has responsibility for maintaining and calibrating process control instruments and automation systems. The role includes diagnosing faults, repairing instrumentation, supporting plant optimisation, and ensuring reliable data and control systems for safe and efficient operations.