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Gold supply chain & logistics jobs

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Supply Chain & Logistics

Supply chain roles cover procurement, contracts, warehousing and the movement of consumables and product on remote sites.

Gold

Gold operations run from large open pits to narrow vein underground mines, with processing usually built around CIL, CIP or heap leach. The sector hires steadily through price cycles because operations are widely spread across Australia, West Africa and the Americas.

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How many Gold supply chain & logistics jobs are there right now?

12 vacancies are live on Mining Job Board as of 14 October 2026, from 3 employers. The list is rebuilt from employer career sites twice a day.

Which employers are hiring?

Evolution Mining (5), AngloGold Ashanti (4), Northern Star Resources (3). Each vacancy links straight to that employer's own application page.

Where are the roles based?

Johannesburg (3), Sydney (2), Kalgoorlie (2), Tropicana Gold Mine (1), Subiaco (1), Northern Goldfields (1), Kalgoorlie-Boulder (1), Red Lake (1).

What rosters are advertised?

8/6 (2), 5/2 (2), 7/7 (1). Rosters are taken from the wording of the employer's own advert.

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