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What is the general swing when working as a geo? (vacation and graduate)

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Scott F. asked during the live chat IGO Graduate and Vacation Student Live Chat Event to IGO Limited

Category: Role Description

Date asked: Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Last reviewed: Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Nerissa E.

Graduate Metallurgist

Hi Scott, I believe on site its a 8:6 roster and changes when working in exploration.

Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Scott F.

Perfect! Thank you :)

Tuesday, March 7, 2023

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Ben W.

Project Geologist

Hi Scott, as a geologist at IGO your roster is largely dependent on your project and whether you are within mining or exploration. Generally speaking, but not always the case, if you are a mine geologist you will be on an 8:6 roster. If you are in exploration your roster will vary due to the demands of the project you are working on and the requirements for the activities at a particular time, but your time away will generally be between 8 – 14 days on site and your break will be made up of DIL for weekends/public holidays spent on site. This is primarily due to exploration geologists being employed on a Monday – Friday, Perth based contract instead of a strict roster. I should note that outside of field seasons for the projects there is quite a bit of time spent in the South Perth office collating data, reviewing results, targeting and planning for the next field season.

Tuesday, March 7, 2023

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