Job Description

About Bureau Veritas:

Created in 1828, Bureau Veritas is a world leader in laboratory testing, inspection and certification services.

We have a vital role in maintaining quality, safety and environmental standards of countless products, commodities, systems, buildings, infrastructure, and projects.

In every industry sector we play, Bureau Veritas acts as a trusted guardian of the quality, safety and environmental standards which protect our population and safeguard our communities.

For over 70 years, Bureau Veritas has been serving the Pacific, including Australia and New Zealand. Today, our business 2,800+ employees and operates 50 offices and labs across the Pacific.

Fuels

Bureau Veritas provides high quality data to accurately assess the quantity and quality of a wide range of commodities as they move through global supply chains​

Providing inspections and laboratory testing services ​for all Oil & Petrochemicals as well as coal.

The Role

A member of the coal laboratory and coal processing team with the responsibility to carry out laboratory, exploration and production sample processing and Coal Wash Plant test work under the supervision of the Manager or Appoint Project Manager.

In this role you will be responsible for, but not limited to:

• Comply with the HSE policies and programs
• Report (immediately) all client complaints/concerns, incidents, injuries, and accidents to the Business Unit Manager and coordinate investigations as required.
• Identify and report (immediately) hazards to the relevant Supervisor, Business Unit Manager or Safety Representative.
• Assist the site to prevent and/or minimise environmental impact, through implementation of the guidelines documented in the Bureau Veritas “Environmental Management Plan”
• Assist in reducing the number of hazards, accidents and incidents in your area.
• Perform SafetyWALKS, HSE Inspections, and other audits relating to health, safety and environment.
• Attend and participate in HS&E training and toolbox talks as required.
• Communicating concerns relating to safety and environmental issues to the Laboratory management or safety representative.
• Perform physicochemical analysis of coal in accordance with international (ISO) and American (ASTM) standards: ISO Ash, Rapid Ash, Calorific Value, Moisture in the sample, Total Moisture, Total Sulfur, Phosophorus, Gieseler, Froth Flotation, Sizing, Geochemical float sink and froth flotation separation of coal and standard coal analysis.
• Plan and schedule test work within the guidelines and priorities set by Business Unit Manager or the Project Manager.
• Undertake laboratory analysis on production, exploration, trains and superintendent coal samples.
• Undertake coal exploration samples processing ie geochemical work such flotation and density separation as required.
• Participate in Coal Handling Preparation Plant (CHPP) systemactic audit as required.
• Perform coal laboratory analysis, coal sampling and sample preparation at the Port terminals and/ or an on-site Mine laboratory as required.
• Perform laboratory equipment calibrations.
• Validate laboratory test results to ensure accuracy.

The Requirements:

• Minimum 3 years’ experience preferably within a coal mining operation
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in coal sampling, sample preparation and coal testing
• Experience in Coal Handling Preparation Wash Plant (CHPP) circuits sampling and processing
• Experience in Coal Exploration Programs – Coal Flotation and Density Separation
• Experience working on a Mine site – on-site laboratory environment
• Experience in coal training sampling, preparation and analysis
• It is desirable to have:
• Experience in Coal Vessel sampling, preparation and analysis
• Grade 12 years
• Ability to work under pressure
• Highly motivated
• Proven organisational skills
• Professional attitude and is Flexible
• Safety Conscious and has is Customer service focus
• Good communications and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work under pressure
• High degree of productivity and efficiency

How we care

We offer a competitive salary of $79, 000 - $90, 000 + super and an opportunity to advance your career in a leading global organisation, as well as: 

• Cultural leave to honour traditions and community
• Fantastic Training and Development opportunities
• Discounted Health & Wellbeing Platform
• Free access to our Employee Assistance Program supported by Lifework’s
• Discounted Health Insurance with Bupa
• Access to Cliqit, an employee retail discounts portal
• Superannuation Salary Sacrifice

A rewarding career

This role offers more than building a resume—it’s a chance to leave your mark. We offer you the opportunity to build your career and give you the recognition you deserve. Make an impact doing work you can be proud of at Bureau Veritas. Contribute to a global mission to enhance standards with integrity, and help us create a brighter future for our next generations, and a safer society for us all. The opportunity to work within a supportive close-knit team, learn new skills and gain training which could lead to the broader Bureau Veritas network for future career development.

 Apply now to join Bureau Veritas and help us create a brighter future for our next generations, and a safer society for us all.  

Bureau Veritas is an equal opportunity employer, we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply for roles at Bureau Veritas, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Veterans (Defence experience is desirable) and people of all backgrounds. If you have any support or access requirements, we will partner with you and assist you through our recruitment process.