All administration positions require the applicants to be computer literate with experience using Microsoft applications as well as some exposure to databases. Contracts and Supply WMC employs Contracts and Supply personnel on site and in Corporate - Group Supply. They manage and co-ordinate WMC's Environmental Program and ensure compliance with statutory and legislative requirements. They are also involved in research into the physical and biological nature of the site. This includes the development of ways to minimise the production process impact on the environment, to investigate and report on site accidents which impact on the environment, to analyse pollutants, to identify their source and evaluate their impact on the environment.
Environmental Scientists are responsible for the rehabilitation of degraded land.
They also provide advice to management and employees on environmental issues and they conduct audits. Surveying WMC employs Surveyors in its underground and open pit mining operations. In most instances, Surveyors report to a Section or Senior Surveyor and form part of the Mining or Geology department, working alongside the Production personnel and Geoscientists. Mine Surveyors are predominately responsible for setting out underground or open cut mine workings and measuring production outputs. Geoscience WMC employs 210 qualified Geoscientists including geologists, geophysicists and geochemists.