
Catalyst Metals Limited owns and operates the Plutonic Gold Mine, located in the Eastern Gascoyne region of Western Australia. The operation continues to expand underground, with several mining areas successfully transitioning from development into production.
Catalyst is committed to building a sustainable, long-life gold business, underpinned by disciplined technical planning, operational excellence, and a focus on continuous improvement.
Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: CYL), Catalyst Metals is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from people who identify as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.
At Catalyst, our Warehouse team plays a vital role in supporting safe and efficient Processing and Underground operations. Reporting to the Warehouse Supervisors, the Warehouse Officer is responsible for ensuring the timely receipt, storage and distribution of goods across site, helping maintain the availability of critical parts, consumables and equipment.
Working closely with internal stakeholders, you'll deliver high-quality warehouse services and exceptional customer support, ensuring operational teams have the resources they need to keep production moving safely and effectively.
To be successful in this role, you will have:
Why Catalyst?
FIFO isn’t for everyone — it requires commitment and time away from home. That’s why we place strong emphasis on creating a supportive team culture, approachable leadership and an environment where people work hard, support each other and still find time to enjoy what site has to offer.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you. Applications are currently being accepted, so apply now.

Catalyst Metals is an ASX listed gold producer. The Company's flagship asset is the Plutonic Gold Belt in Western Australia. Catalyst is currently developing new mines along the belt to increase gold production to 200koz per annum.
The Company also controls +75km of strike length immediately north of the historic +22Moz Bendigo goldfield.