Permitting Supervisor - Heavy Machinery

Permitting Supervisor - Heavy Machinery

Full-Time On-site
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Position: Permitting Supervisor - Heavy Machinery

Location: South of the River, Perth

This is a standalone role is responsible for overseeing the movement, scheduling, and availability of a fleet of heavy machinery across multiple sites. You'll manage day-to-day logistics, organising permitting and calculating axcel weightings while also coordinating the logistics of both preventative and reactive maintenance to minimise downtime. The role is office-based and relies heavily on in-house systems and Excel to keep fleet operations running efficiently.

Key Responsibilities

  • Coordinate transport and allocation of heavy machinery between sites
  • Manage logistics schedules using internal software and Excel
  • Plan and coordinate logistics for preventative and breakdown maintenance
  • Liaise with site teams and maintenance providers to align equipment availability
  • Track fleet movements, maintenance status, and resolve clashes or delays
  • Maintain accurate records, reporting, and fleet utilisation data
  • Act as the central point of contact for all fleet and maintenance logistics

What You'll Bring

  • Experience in logistics, plant coordination, or fleet scheduling
  • Exposure to fleet maintenance coordination (preventative and reactive)
  • Strong Excel skills and confidence using internal systems
  • Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities
  • Clear communication and practical problem-solving skills
  • Background in construction, civil, or heavy equipment environments (preferred)

Why Join

  • $120K + Super
  • South of the River location
  • Full ownership of a critical function
  • Supportive and practical team environment

Permitting Supervisor - Heavy Machinery employer: The Technical and Engineering Network

Join a leading mining company that prioritises employee well-being with a balanced 8&6 lifestyle roster, ensuring ample time off and predictable work patterns. Our collaborative work culture fosters high performance and innovation, providing you with opportunities for professional growth while working on established mine sites in the stunning Goldfields region of Western Australia. With a focus on operational efficiencies and continuous improvement, you'll play a crucial role in driving success within a supportive team environment.

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Contact Details:

The Technical and Engineering Network Recruitment Team