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Thinking about getting into the mining industry but not sure where you fit in? Two common entry-level paths are becoming a driller offsider or a trade assistant, but they require very different skill sets and tickets A driller offsider role isn't for the faint-hearted. It is highly suited to those with a background in intense labour and on-site work. If you are used to hard physical work and hold a HR driver's licence, this could be an excellent match for your career. On the other hand, a trade assistant does exactly what the name suggests by assisting various trades on the mine site, including electricians, vehicle mechanics, plumbers, and boiler makers. Your day-to-day tasks might involve doing odd jobs around the yard, cleaning up tools and equipment, or driving trucks. For this pathway, you will need specific qualifications like gas testing atmospheres, confined spaces, and working at heights tickets. If you want to chat about how to tailor your resume for these roles or need advice on starting your FIFO journey, please reach out to our team. Email us at info@w1nw1n.com.au to book a consultation. #FIFO #Mining #MiningJobs #MiningIndustry #CareerAdvice #Recruitment #JobSearch #FIFOLife #AustraliaMining #WesternAustralia #MiningCareers #InterviewTips #Employment #CareerPath