SGS is looking for a casual sample preparer to join the team in Port Headland.

Responsibilities include, however not limited to:

• operating various sampling and sample preparation equipment as: crushers, dividers, pulverizes, screen shakers as well as packing and sorting samples.  Duties may include weekend, public holiday and after hours work.
• Conducting moisture determination and sample preparation duties on mineral commodities 
• Record and Report results of the samples testing 
• Service and Maintenance – Maintain and service equipment to ensure inspections can be completed in a timely manner.
• From time to time and as necessary conduct inspection of all vessels loading/discharging supervision, ensuring concise recording and reporting of details to SGS global standards and procedures.
• Inspecting, sampling and testing and other operational work which may include weekend, public holiday and after hours work.
• Performs routine duties of a manual nature associated with the effective operation of the port and branch operations.

BlueScope is an Australian-born, global success story, spanning 18 countries, with a team of over 15,000 people. We’re driven by innovation and are proud that the technologies in our products and brands, like COLORBOND® steel, inspire and protect everything from hospitals and bridges to stadiums and homes.

The Opportunity

Come and discover the opportunity to join our Cokemaking and Ironmaking Technology team at our Port Kembla Manufacturing facility as a Coke & Iron Product Engineer. As a part of the broader Australian Steel Products portfolio, we have six major manufacturing sites at Port Kembla that deliver a variety of products, innovative solutions and services to our export and domestic customers.

The Cokemaking process is an integral part of our manufacturing operations and is one of the first steps in creating Iron and Steel. In this essential role, you will steward and focus on the quality of our coal and coke production.

With an analytical and scientific approach, you will provide technical advice to the Cokemaking Operations. We will support and develop you to apply this knowledge and develop recommendations on improvement opportunities from concept to implementation. You’ll build a detailed metallurgical knowledge of the Ironmaking process, including our coke, sinter and blast furnace operations.

When you join our team, we offer flexibility with working hours, a 14% superannuation option, an annual profit share plan (bonus), access to a number of health & wellbeing initiatives including such as our EAP provider, fitness passport, and access to formal and informal training to develop your experience. 

What will you do?

With your analytical, hands-on approach and a keen interest to grow and develop yourself technically, you will:

• successfully contribute to a safe working environment, ensuring safety standards are never compromised
• identify, coordinate and deliver cost effective improvement projects and outcomes in the production of Coke, Sinter and Iron
• provide technical support, operational data analysis for the day-to-day operations
• coach, develop and liaise with internal resources to enhance capabilities and resolve operational issues as they arise
• become a recognised technical/ metallurgical expert on Cokemaking quality & production

More About You

As a self-motivated individual, you will be a confident communicator who is able to influence outcomes at different levels across the business. You will also bring:

• degree qualifications in Engineering (Materials / Chemical / Process)
• experience and understanding in the technical aspects of a continuous industrial process involving coal and gas systems would be highly regarded
• a technical acumen with the ability to translate technical information into value-add business outcomes
• a willingness to learn and develop your skills with a continuous drive in improving procedures and process
• an understanding that you will be working in areas with high temperatures, with heavy equipment, outdoors, around conveyor and stockpile systems with general lifting requirements

Why BlueScope

As BlueScope continues to go from strength to strength, a career with us provides you with the opportunity to grow and be rewarded. At BlueScope, you will:

• create and deliver innovative solutions that drive transformation in our business
• make an impact that really does shape the world we live in
• keep growing through continuous learning and development opportunities
• enjoy the sense of belonging that comes from working with people who genuinely look out for one another

At BlueScope, our people are our strength, and we don’t say that lightly. We want our people to be successful, and to be safe. We offer work-life flexibility through our B-flex program and make sure our inclusive work environment welcomes people of all backgrounds. We’re passionate about driving sustainability outcomes that matter to our communities, including action on climate and our 2050 net zero goal. And we’ll do this through Our Purpose: We create and inspire smart solutions in steel, to strengthen our communities for the future.

Come and discover us at bluescope.com/life-at-bluescope/careers.

Together we can make a world of difference.

Applications close Wednesday 10th January 2024.

• Guaranteed hours and shifts in Port Macquarie 2444 - Perm Part Time 
• Extensive paid training. Paid km’s. Phone allowance and other discounts 

When was the last time you made a difference in someone's life?

For our Aged Care Workers, it’s with every customer, and on every shift. It takes a special person to be a Care Worker and help the older members of our community. We are looking for just that person to join our KinCare team in Port Macquarie 2444.  

Your day will include;

• Domestic Assistance: Cleaning the home of older people so they have a safe and beautiful place to live
• Helping our customers with meal preparation and shopping 
• Providing social support and access to lifestyle activities
• Providing respite and emotional support
• Social support and transport to appointments
• Providing complex care for customers with high care needs, such as dementia 

Why KinCare?

• We’re committed to improving the quality of life and wellbeing for our customers through tailored in-home care services. 
• Guarantee hours close to home as a permanent part time employee.
• Your well-being is our priority. You can’t care for others if you don’t look after yourself.
• Extensive paid training and culture of continuous learning to ensure you know what’s expected and have the opportunity to learn.
• Accelerated learning programs to gain your professional qualifications (Cert 3).
• Paid CPR and First Aid courses.
• Paid km’s, phone allowance and discounts on your car maintenance.
• Free uniform and a shoe allowance.
• Support at every step of your employment journey with KinCare.

What do we look for in a Care Worker? 

• You care about assisting our aged community so they can live independently at home for longer. 
• You have a current P1 class or above Australian Drivers License and a registered vehicle – travel is part of the role.
• You don’t sweat the small stuff; sometimes your customer will be having a bad day or traffic delays you. You know not to take this personally and to shake it off before your next customer.
• You're available to work at least 3 days - Monday - Friday. No night or weekend work here.
• You're comfortable working independently and finding solutions to everyday problems, knowing when to ask your Manager for help. 

If you’re looking for an organisation that cares about you, apply today. 

We are a 2023 Circle Back Initiative Employer – we commit to respond to every applicant.

When you apply we will send you a link to a short online assessment from Vervoe so you can see what a day in the life of our Home Care Worker will be like. Before joining our team, we require a National Police Check, functional assessment and evidence of covid vaccination.

BlueScope is an Australian-born, global success story, spanning 18 countries, with a team of over 15,000 people. We’re driven by innovation and are proud that the technologies in our products and brands, like COLORBOND® steel, inspire and protect everything from hospitals and bridges to stadiums and homes.

The Opportunity

Come and discover the opportunity to join our Plate Mill team at our Port Kembla Manufacturing facility as an Electrical Maintenance Coordinator. As a part of the broader Australian Steel Products portfolio, we have six major manufacturing sites at Port Kembla that deliver a variety of products, innovative solutions and services to our export and domestic customers.

In this business-critical role, you will coordinate and execute routine maintenance work and attend to plant electrical challenges, while also coordinating trade personnel and contractors to deliver a cost-effective, quality focused and flexible maintenance function to the Plate Mill department.

What Will You Do?

As the electrical maintenance coordinator, you will:

• supervise the day-to-day management of plant maintenance activities, including planning, organising, execution and review of maintenance
• coordinate and provide technical support to the maintenance resources within the section
• coach, mentor and develop maintenance personnel in manufacturing excellence principles and process, particularly around root cause and problem analysis and the development and execution of corrective actions
• participate in cost reduction and capital upgrade projects
• respond to the day-to-day electrical availability and reliability issues

More About You

As an experienced electrical maintenance coordinator, you will have sound leadership experience, work effectively in cross-functional groups, and thrive in a team environment. You will also have:

• electrical trade qualifications, or an advanced diploma in electrical engineering
• experience working with AC and DC motor drives
• experience with PLC Systems and drives
• demonstrated leadership experience
• experience in a heavy industrial environment

Why BlueScope

As BlueScope continues to go from strength to strength, a career with us provides you with the opportunity to grow and be rewarded. At BlueScope, you will:

• create and deliver innovative solutions that drive transformation in our business
• make an impact that really does shape the world we live in
• keep growing through continuous learning and development opportunities
• enjoy the sense of belonging that comes from working with people who genuinely look out for one another

At BlueScope, our people are our strength, and we don’t say that lightly. We want our people to be successful, and to be safe. We offer work-life flexibility through our B-flex program and make sure our inclusive work environment welcomes people of all backgrounds. We’re passionate about driving sustainability outcomes that matter to our communities, including action on climate and our 2050 net zero goal. And we’ll do this through Our Purpose: We create and inspire smart solutions in steel, to strengthen our communities for the future.

Come and discover us at bluescope.com/life-at-bluescope/careers.

Together we can make a world of difference.

Applications close Sunday 14th January 2024. 

The Team

The End User Compute team consists of deployed engineers to customer sites and roaming technicians. The team have a strong technical background and can sufficiently handle most technical requests that an end user may log. Success is measured by customer feedback and leading indicators of support health including the age of open tickets.

The Role

As Customer Experience Engineer you will provide end user support for all technology issues and request that are escalated by the customer service analysts. You will ensure customer service agreements are met and provide a single point of contact for ownership of escalated requests and issues. The role will be based in our Sydney office and at our main client’s office in Port Botany, NSW.

Your core responsibilities will consist of:

• Ensuring all policies, procedures and work instructions are followed in the interests of customer satisfaction and contractual obligations in agreed hours.
• Resolve incidents and requests within SLA.
• Escalate to 3rd party support/ vendors where appropriate.
• Initiate and complete problem diagnosis & produce recommendations.
• Produce KBA’s (Knowledge based articles) to enable the Service Desk Analysts to close more cases.
• Enforcing and reviewing process to ensure documentation is current and to initiation escalation as required.
• Implement authorised changes.
• Diagnosing issues and provide solutions, utilising knowledge entries where possible.
• Maintaining accurate ICT spares inventory.
• Providing remote diagnostic troubleshooting and checks for customer incidents.

What will you bring?

• Strong technical understanding of LAN/WAN/Voice/Security/Server/Desktop technologies with demonstrable experience in one or more technologies.
• Possess a strong understanding of ITIL processes.
• Australia drivers licence is required.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to priorities a high demanding workload and conscientious of time management.
• Pride yourself on being a self-starter who works well under pressure with high attention to detail.
• Exhibit outstanding customer management skills.
• Have a passion and desire to develop and share knowledge.

As a valued member of ‘Logicalis Australia’ you will enjoy several benefits, such as;

• Supportive team environment: Confidential pulse checks tell us we are known for being "Unselfish with knowledge", "Flexible and Diverse" and "Give a shout-out and there will always be help"
• Pick your own adventure: Our people have moved from Help-desk to Cloud-Engineering. Admin to Project/Program Management. Project Management to Product Development. If something interests you, we’ll fund you to learn it, so you can become it!
• Breadth of experience and purpose: People here can have an idea, make a plan, and see it through. Our people enjoy genuinely impacting change and controlling their professional success.
• Flexible, modern, working arrangements: Find your own method for collaboration and productivity to achieve a happy balance.

*Do I need to meet all the requirements to apply?*
Studies by several different sources have shown that, on average, men will apply for a job if they meet 60% of the application requirements. In contrast, women/non-binary people will seek to match a much higher percentage of the requirements before applying.

We encourage everyone to apply and give us a chance to evaluate your skills and experience. We are all learning on the job, and although the listing above has been carefully compiled, we are also open-minded and interested to hear about the value you can bring to the role and Logicalis.

*How can I demonstrate that I have particular needs in the application process?*
For people living with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or neurodiversity, adjustments and support can make a decisive difference in the application process. If you need any specific accommodations (tools, time, etc.) and feel comfortable disclosing this, please let us know.