Process Technician Level 2
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 6, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 23, 2026.
- Immerse yourself in an inclusive, diverse and supportive culture
- Outstanding opportunity to work with a high performing gold business
- Site based | FIFO 8:6 / 7:7 roster (day shift and night shift)
Regis Resources is an ASX 100-listed Australian gold producer with a market capitalisation of approximately $5 billion. The Company operates a large-scale portfolio of open pit and underground mines in Western Australia and continues to progress a pipeline of development and exploration opportunities. Regis’ assets include the 100% owned Duketon Gold Project and a 30% interest in the Tropicana Gold Project. The portfolio is further supported by the highly attractive 2.7Moz McPhillamys development opportunity in New South Wales.
Regis has delivered consistent operational performance, driving record cash generation and strong profitability in recent years. This performance and the strength of the portfolio underpin the Company’s purpose of growing long-term value for shareholders, our people, and our communities by mining safely and responsibly.
The opportunity
We are currently seeking an experienced Process Technician Level 2 to join our processing team. Reporting to the Process Shift Supervisor, you will play a key role in maintaining safe and efficient plant operations, ensuring production targets and quality standards are achieved while operating across multiple areas of the processing plant.
As a Process Technician Level 2, you will be responsible for monitoring and adjusting process controls, conducting routine inspections, performing sampling and quality control activities, and responding to plant equipment or process issues. You will work closely with operational and maintenance teams to maximise plant performance, maintain process efficiencies, and contribute to a safe and productive workplace.
This is a site-based role, working on an 8:6 / 7:7 roster (day shift and night shift).
The main responsibilities of this role include:
- Monitor, operate and optimise plant processes to maintain production targets and operating efficiencies
- Conduct routine workplace inspections to identify hazards, equipment defects and process irregularities
- Perform sampling, testing and quality control activities in accordance with operational requirements
- Start up, shut down, monitor and adjust processing plant equipment as required
- Respond effectively to plant malfunctions, alarms and process anomalies to minimise downtime
- Maintain accurate operational, sampling and quality control records
- Work collaboratively with maintenance personnel, metallurgists, laboratory staff and operational teams to achieve production objectives
- Demonstrate a proactive commitment to workplace health, safety and environmental standards