Available Positions
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Position: Environmental Officer
The primary responsibility of the Environmental Officer role is to develop and execute environmental survey protocols, maintaining environmental compliance, monitoring sites, overseeing mine closure planning and preparing monthly reports.
More details and application information here.
Position: Heritage Project Officer
The primary responsibility of the Heritage Project Officer role is to support the Heritage Native Title Manager. Your main focus will be on contributing to the planning and delivery of heritage projects and initiatives to achieve strategic goals.
More details and application information here.
Position: Implementation Officer
The primary responsibility of the Implementation Officer role is to ensure compliance with agreements, developing monitoring systems, supporting program implementation, facilitating follow-up actions, creating initiative plans and providing regular reports.
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Position: Lands Supervisor
The primary responsibility of the Lands Supervisor role is to provide support to the Land Manager by attending heritage surveys, reviewing and preparing documents and providing advice on operational lands, heritage, and cultural concerns.
More details and application information here.
Position: Survey Coordinator
The primary responsibility of the Survey Coordinator role is to support Lands Manager, coordinate surveys efficiently, participate in survey selection meetings and manage follow-up actions.
Employment within the community:
Rio Tinto Iron Ore – Link to programs
Shire of Ashburton – Link to current opportunities
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation Jobs – Link to Facebook page
Nintirri Centre – Link to current opportunities
Bloodwood Tree – Link to Employment & Training Support
Headland Local Jobs – Link to Talent Community
Tourism WA Jobs – Link to westernaustralia.jobs
News & Announcements
Members & Community
Meetings Announcement Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation (YAC) presents the new date for the Information & Meeting for Members & the Community. This final meeting for Karratha is happening April 29 at the Karratha Leisureplex (Clubroom) between 1 & 4pm. Please note: This is the replacement date for the rescheduled Karratha Meeting from earlier this month. Please […]
Expressions of Interest
Expressions of Interest Heritage Consultant Services YAC is looking at expand its panel of heritage consultants so would like to invite expressions of interest from heritage consultancies based in Western Australia. If you would like to submit an expression of interest, please read the full information here (PDF) and complete the required form available here […]
Living Cultures Program
Community News The Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation and Rio Tinto have collaborated to design a new program aimed at protecting and preserving Yinhawangka culture and supporting a strong, healthy and connected Yinhawangka People. The ‘Living Cultures Program’ will deliver projects to record, preserve and transfer cultural knowledge. This includes language, living history and heritage, women’s business, […]
Preserving Culture
Preserving Yinhawangka Culture Rio Tinto’s $9.5m investment to preserve Yinhawangka culture. The Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation and Rio Tinto have co-designed a program to protect and preserve Yinhawangka culture and support a strong, healthy and connected Yinhawangka People. The new ‘Living Cultures Program’ will deliver projects that record, preserve and transfer cultural knowledge, including language, living […]