Gold Fields Australia in Perth, Western Australia | Mining company

Gold Fields Australia

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9211 9200

Address: 4/235 St George Terrace 6005 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: https://careers.goldfields.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Check out the new opportunities that Gold Fields is offering! Why not start the new year with a new challenge, simply click the link to apply - https://careers.goldfields.com.au/ #GoldFields #yournewcareerawaits #careers #newstart

23.01.2022 During #MentalHealth Month, our mines cast the spotlight on this health issue. Awareness was created about the various resources and support available to employees, how to look after your mental health, and the importance of looking out for each other. #GoldFieldsAustralia #Gruyere #StIves #Agnew #GrannySmith

22.01.2022 A 1kg gold bar donated by #GoldFields in #Australia has raised A$125,000 for the Telethon Kids Institute to help ensure a better life for children now and in the future. Telethon is #WesternAustralia’s biggest annual fundraising event for organisations focused on the health and wellbeing of children and their families in this State. Find out more in this Gold Industry Group write-up https://bit.ly/31YJCXv #GoldFields #GoldFieldsAustralia #gold #goldmining #mining

22.01.2022 ‘Connection to Country’ On 28 and 29 September Agnew had the pleasure of doing ‘Connection to Country’ training with the Harris Family with Fifi and Gaye Harris. G participants learnt about Wongai culture, meaning of some Aboriginal language and all about the Harris family’s long history in the Agnew area. Everyone enjoyed seeing different types of plants including a water tree and ate some delicious bush tucker (emu steaks and roo burgers).... There was also some very popular furry visitors along for the training, the baby kangaroo joeys that everyone got to feed. #goldfields #agnew #connectiontocountry #bushtucker #goldfieldspride #naidocweek

22.01.2022 Dylan Norton, Mobile Maintenance Superintendent, has been working at our #StIves mine for 10 years. The work is dynamic, diverse with various opportunities to build a solid career in mining. But one of the best things about working at St Ives for Dylan, a single dad, is that living in nearby #Kalgoorlie means he can be home with his daughter every night. Take a look. Want to work with us at St Ives? Visit www.careers.goldfields.com.au to see vacancies and apply. #GoldFieldsAustralia #miningcareers #jobsinmining #careersinmining

19.01.2022 Staff and families from Gold Fields celebrated with the Kambalda Community over the weekend at the official opening of the newly restored Kambalda Aquatic Facility. Stuart Mathews, Executive Vice President was invited to say a few words at the opening ceremony on Saturday, speaking with pride about the importance of contributing to local facilities such as this project as a way of prompting our commitment to our host communities and supporting a residential workforce. We encourage anyone in the area to head down to the Kambalda pool this summer and check it out. What a fantastic facility it is to have in the goldfields region.

18.01.2022 At Gold Fields we pride ourselves on being a family friendly employer, which is why on 10 October this year our St Ives Gold Mine once again opened the gates and invited our employees families to visit our mine. The site was alive with little and big kids, experiencing what it is like when mum and dad go to work. Recognise yourself in any of the photos, please feel free to like, tag and share

16.01.2022 The team at St Ives Gold Mine invite you to join us at this years St Barbara's Miners Memorial being held in Kalgoorlie on Thursday, 3 December 2020. The miners memorial is a time where we invite you to gather with us to reflect and remember our men and women who tragically lost their lives servicing the mining industry over the past century.

16.01.2022 Gold Fields’ continued partnership with Teach Learn Grow (TLG) has resulted in another successful week of student support at the Laverton School. TLG tutors provide one-on-one tuition and mentoring to rural and remote Australian students, with the aim of empowering students to realise their full potential.

14.01.2022 Celebrating 40 years continuous gold mining on the St Ives leases. Over the decades we have mined a whopping 65 mines. Did you work at any of them? Let us know your memories below!

14.01.2022 Today our Granny Smith Emergency Response Team completed a full scale Mock Emergency exercise at the Granny's aerodrome. Our Medics, local police and Cobham staff were all involved. It was a very successful exercise. The scenario was landing gear failure with 5 injured passengers and 1 fatality. A big thank you to the volunteer casualties and everyone who participated including observers.

13.01.2022 Leonora Blazers Basketball Team Over the weekend of 9th 10th April, Mick Goy and Ashleigh Shelton from Agnew’s Environment and Community Department went along to support the boys and girls ‘Leonora Blazers’ basketball teams from the Leonora Community Youth Centre. The Blazers made the long trip from Leonora to Bunbury to play in the 2021 Noongar Junior Basketball competition. The basketball competition was part of a ten day tour of the Southwest and Perth for the kids as part of a ‘Good Behaviours Program’ run by the Youth Centre. The tour is a reward for good behaviour and high attendance at the Youth Centre and the various programs that they are running. Agnew is proud to be a sponsor for this program.

13.01.2022 Last week, a team of dedicated volunteers from Outback Grave Markers visited the historic Lawlers Cemetery, which is located close to our Agnew Gold Mine, to place identification markers on the graves. On this visit, Outback Graves placed over 160 markers on the known burials in the cemetery. Records gathered by the team of researchers at Outback Graves, identify 168 known historic graves, along with the records of 6 others whose final resting spots are unknown, but thought ...to be located nearby. There is also one lonely grave in the area, which now has a marker. Lawlers Cemetery contains graves belonging to the settlers of the original Agnew and Lawlers townsites, from when mining first began in the area around 1895. The first known burial in the Lawlers Cemetery was on 4 May 1896, Magnus Maxton Calder, a merchant who died from typhoid. Where known, the plaque includes the name, age and occupation of the deceased person, along with their cause of death. The plaques also contain a reference number, which visitors can use to find further details on the deceased person from the Outback Graves website. The tough and trying conditions that these residents lived in, are evident in their stories, with typhoid outbreaks, likely from lack of water and sanitation, to mining accidents and murders. The lack of medical aid that was available in the day is shown with a number of women and babies having died in childbirth. Gold Fields in Australia and the Shire of Leonora have contributed to the purchase of materials for the plaques, with Outback Grave Markers hoping to raise additional funds this year to purchase their own laser engraving machine. Further details on the Lawlers Cemetery, and its people, along with the work done by the volunteers from Outback Graves can be found on their website at www.outbackgraves.org

12.01.2022 Agnew Celebrated NAIDOC Week On Wednesday 11 November at our Agnew Village Wet Mess (Marrku), our Agnew employees and some of our local Traditional Owners celebrated NAIDOC week. NAIDOC Week celebrations are held around Australia each year to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. To help us celebrate this event we had guest speakers, Kado Muir, a local Traditional Owner, and Troy Cook, ex Fremantle Docker Player and... Wirrpanda Foundation Ambassador. Troy spoke about the importance of reconciliation and the significance of NAIDOC week. We also raffled off a Fremantle Dockers Indigenous round guernsey which was designed and signed by Troy Cook (we couldn’t wipe the smile off the winner Jimmy Spahic’s face) proceeds will go to local indigenous charities. The night was a great success and enjoyed by all that attended. #alwayswasalwayswillbe #reconciliation #NAIDOCweek #livingourvalues

10.01.2022 Today is Human Rights Day! Here at Gold Fields we strongly support the United Nation's call to place human rights at the heart of post #Covid19 recovery efforts. We are also taking another important step in our company's human rights journey with new training for all our employees. ... Watch the trailer for our animated human rights training series #Goldfields #Peoplehelpingpeople #Community

10.01.2022 Not only does Gold Field's offer great opportunities and benefits to their employees, we now offer an additional benefit of a 6% Site Allowance. Check out what current vacancies we have on offer at : www.goldfields.com.au ... #yournewcareerawaits #goldfields #Mining

08.01.2022 While you enjoy your Easter treats, why not take a look at what current vacancies Gold Fields has on offer. #happyeaster #yournewcareerawaits #goldfields #mining

05.01.2022 Be sure to come find us this weekend as we celebrate with the Kambalda Community the official opening of the newly redeveloped Kambalda Aquatic Facility!

05.01.2022 Gold Feilds Australia remembers and thanks everyone that has served and is serving for our country! Lest we forget! #goldfeilds #anzacday #lestweforget

01.01.2022 Our #Gruyere mine is going green. Together with Gold Road Resources, our 50:50 JV partner in the mine, we have announced increased power capacity at Gruyere, including installation of a new #solar plant. Read the press release here https://www.goldfields.com/... #GoldFields #GoldFieldsAustralia #renewables