Rio Tinto Employer Reviews

the job was just a temperary position becouse they were on strike , but they promissed us fueture jobs ,but it never happened.

early starts up at 3.30,breakfast at 4,on the bus at 4.30,start work 5.00.12 hr shift til 5.30 on the bus back to accomadation area ,have tea 6.30 back to room, shower,go for 30 minuite walk then to bed.
Do that one week days,then one week nights.Hardest part is long hrs
All the team get along really well,have fun and joke a lot,help eachother always

On arrival to depot liase with train control about outstanding activities to be attended, Catch up with previous shift activities,then attend to faults or proceed with Maintenance, return to depot and log days events.

I have learnt a large amount of administration and communication aspects that can more efficiently enhance the day to day and future – more... direction of workplace activities.

Management seem to be proactive in keeping up with the smooth opperation of facilities but unfortunately have not provided the support and training that was indicated during the employment process.

My co-workers are a diverse group that are a great team to work with that will supply assistance if required.

The hardest part of my job would be the decreasing amount of organisation and increasing amount of expectation without getting the assistance required while the most enjoyable aspect is the constantly evolving requirement of product knowledge and challenge of keeping up a reliable and smooth running rail network. – less

well the best thing about drilling an exploration driling wher that i get to challange myself on new thing on driffent places in WA different ground different enviromentend an getting to meet new peaple an making new friend there somtime up an down but we alway manage to push throught an get the job done everyday is akways a new challange.

Good company to work for. Enjoyed the lifestyle roster, learnt to operate the Rear dump trucks. I had a good working relationship with my co workers and supervisers.

i did a cntract job and worked for RIO TINTO 15 yrs ago and i was very happy too be there with themin those days..

A productive and versatile work place.
Casual FIFO on an a 8/6 back to back which tops up local Rio Tinto staff on Monday -Friday duties.

The people here are fantastic and the benefits are some of the best out there. The culture is a bit uneasy from recently being up for sale and subsequently having part of the business sold off. Also, they don't do a good job of communicating their vision and direction.

Great place to work,very safe environment.Working out side i enjoy very much.Learned a lot of skills,including different kinds of machinery.Graders, loaders,side tippers.water carts,Haul trucks,etc. A typical day doing my pres-tarts on my machinery before uses.Carrying out my tasks for the day, and making shore that I am working in a safe environment, – more... with my co-workers. – less

Okay company, but uses OLD Management Style to manage people and long range goals.

worked all around the plant, process operator... where the actual product is made, a big refinery company

Very good company to work for. Very good employer to employee relationship . They look after your needs as good as they can. If possible they send you on courses to better yourself for the future .

J'ai eu la chance de réaliser 3 missions passionnantes en 4 ans, pour le projet Simandou en Guinée. Pour un collaborateur cherchant des missions atypiques à l'international, Rio Tinto offre des opportunités fabuleuses :

A Rio Tinto é uma empresa que preza muito pelos seus funcionários, aprendi muito principalmente por trabalhar com colegas de várias partes do mundo e culturas diferentes. A gerência é acessível. A parte mais difícil é a pressão e a melhor são os colegas de trabalho.