At Lynas Rare Earths - we do interesting stuff!Our Rare Earths mine at Mt Weld, Western Australia, is acknowledged as one of the highest-grade Rare Earths deposits in the world and we operate the world’s largest single Rare Earths processing plant in Malaysia – so you’re joining a very unique team! As a team member you will be contributing to the sustainable supply of rare earths metals which are used in oil & gas, electric vehicles, and wind turbines.Lynas Rare Earths is seeking an experienced WA WHS Senior Training Advisor to support the delivery of high-quality safety training across our Western Australian operations.This is a dynamic, site-based role working across both Mt Weld (primary site) and Kalgoorlie, on an 8/6 hybrid roster, where you will play a key part in developing and delivering WHS training programs, supporting operational teams, and driving continuous improvement in safety capability across the business.This position requires flexibility to travel between sites and support operational requirements, including participation during planned high-risk activities such as shutdowns.As a highly valued member of the Lynas Rare Earths team, you will:Develop and deliver WHS training programs aligned with legislative and operational requirementsRecord and maintain accurate training data to support real-time reporting to site leadersDeliver Permit to Work and Isolation training, including theory, mentoring, and competency assessmentsSupport the Verification of Competency (VOC) process across key operational areasContribute to the development, implementation and standardisation of WHS processesAssist in coordinating and facilitating externally delivered WHS trainingReview and update training materials to ensure compliance with current legislation and industry best practicesAbout You:Qualifications:Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (essential)Valid WA Driver’s LicenceCertificate IV in Work Health & Safety (desirable)Machinery operating competency (desirable)Experience:Minimum 5 years’ experience in a processing or operational environmentMinimum 3 years’ experience in a training role within a chemical or processing facilityProven experience delivering Permit to Work and Isolation trainingDemonstrated ability to develop training packages and systemsExperience using training and/or learning management systemsDesirable:Working knowledge of STEMS (Safety Training Employee Management System)Experience with Learning Management Systems (LMS)Key Skills:Strong time management and ability to self-manage competing prioritiesExcellent communication and stakeholder engagement skillsAbility to build effective working relationships across site teamsStrong attention to detail and reporting capabilitySolid computer literacy (Microsoft Office Suite)We welcome and encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, the LGBTI+ community, mature workers, as well as candidates with culturally diverse backgrounds.

WHS Senior Training Advisor

At Lynas Rare Earths - we do interesting stuff!

Our Rare Earths mine at Mt Weld, Western Australia, is acknowledged as one of the highest-grade Rare Earths deposits in the world and we operate the world’s largest single Rare Earths processing plant in Malaysia – so you’re joining a very unique team! As a team member you will be contributing to the sustainable supply of rare earths metals which are used in oil & gas, electric vehicles, and wind turbines.

Lynas Rare Earths is seeking an experienced WA WHS Senior Training Advisor to support the delivery of high-quality safety training across our Western Australian operations.

This is a dynamic, site-based role working across both Mt Weld (primary site) and Kalgoorlie, on an 8/6 hybrid roster, where you will play a key part in developing and delivering WHS training programs, supporting operational teams, and driving continuous improvement in safety capability across the business.

This position requires flexibility to travel between sites and support operational requirements, including participation during planned high-risk activities such as shutdowns.

As a highly valued member of the Lynas Rare Earths team, you will:

  • Develop and deliver WHS training programs aligned with legislative and operational requirements
  • Record and maintain accurate training data to support real-time reporting to site leaders
  • Deliver Permit to Work and Isolation training, including theory, mentoring, and competency assessments
  • Support the Verification of Competency (VOC) process across key operational areas
  • Contribute to the development, implementation and standardisation of WHS processes
  • Assist in coordinating and facilitating externally delivered WHS training
  • Review and update training materials to ensure compliance with current legislation and industry best practices

About You:

Qualifications:

  • Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (essential)
  • Valid WA Driver’s Licence
  • Certificate IV in Work Health & Safety (desirable)
  • Machinery operating competency (desirable)

Experience:

  • Minimum 5 years’ experience in a processing or operational environment
  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in a training role within a chemical or processing facility
  • Proven experience delivering Permit to Work and Isolation training
  • Demonstrated ability to develop training packages and systems
  • Experience using training and/or learning management systems

Desirable:

  • Working knowledge of STEMS (Safety Training Employee Management System)
  • Experience with Learning Management Systems (LMS)

Key Skills:

  • Strong time management and ability to self-manage competing priorities
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills
  • Ability to build effective working relationships across site teams
  • Strong attention to detail and reporting capability
  • Solid computer literacy (Microsoft Office Suite)

We welcome and encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, the LGBTI+ community, mature workers, as well as candidates with culturally diverse backgrounds.