Full-Time

Payroll Officer

Bradken

Bradken

201-500 employees

Wear solutions for mining and heavy industry

No salary listed

Belmont, Australia

In Person

Category
People & HR (1)
Required Skills
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • At least three years’ Australian payroll experience
  • Hands-on experience processing weekly, fortnightly or monthly payrolls
  • Experience supporting both hourly and salaried employees
  • Experience using ADP, which is highly preferred
  • Experience using UKG/Kronos or another time and attendance system
  • Working knowledge of Australian payroll legislation, awards, agreements, tax, superannuation and wage compliance
  • Strong Excel skills and confidence working with payroll data
  • High attention to detail and the judgement to question information that does not look right
  • Strong organisation and the ability to manage competing payroll deadlines
  • A practical, service-focused approach when supporting employees and managers
  • Experience in manufacturing, mining, industrial services or another operational workforce environment will be highly regarded
  • Only applicants who currently hold full, unrestricted Australian working rights and are based in Australia will be considered
Responsibilities
  • Processing Australian weekly, fortnightly and monthly payrolls accurately and on time
  • Managing employee changes, benefits, deductions, leave and termination payments
  • Supporting time and attendance processes for hourly and operational employees
  • Interpreting payroll and timekeeping data in line with awards, agreements and legislation
  • Responding to payroll queries from employees, managers and supervisors
  • Investigating payroll discrepancies and resolving issues promptly
  • Completing payroll reconciliations, reports, records and audit activities
  • Maintaining accurate employee and payroll information
  • Supporting practical improvements to payroll processes and data accuracy
  • Handling confidential employee information with care, discretion and integrity
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience using ADP
  • Experience using UKG/Kronos or another time and attendance system
  • Manufacturing, mining, industrial services or another operational workforce environment will be highly regarded

Bradken designs, manufactures, and supplies engineered wear solutions for the global mining and resources industry, operating in more than 15 countries. Products include ground engaging tools, crawler systems, mill liners, wear piping, digital asset-monitoring platforms, and heavy haul rail components. What sets Bradken apart is its century of foundry and heavy-engineering expertise, casting parts exceeding 30,000 kilograms with in-house R&D. The goal is to extend equipment wear life and improve efficiency, productivity, and safety from pit to port.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$528M

Headquarters

Newcastle-Maitland, Australia

Founded

1920

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What believers are saying

  • Bradken opened Chilca in July 2026 to serve Latin American miners locally.
  • Bassendean’s 2026 expansion lifts capacity for Australian fixed-plant wear demand.
  • Peru and India openings strengthen service coverage and shorten delivery times.

What critics are saying

  • Chilca’s July 2026 ramp must execute; any quality slip hits mining customers fast.
  • TerraMar’s 2025 SPNAM sale narrows diversification, increasing mining-cycle concentration.
  • The 2020 U.S. Navy fraud settlement still signals controls risk across complex castings.

What makes Bradken unique

  • Bradken’s July 2026 Chilca, Peru foundry gives regional mill-liner depth.
  • Its proprietary wear systems span mill liners, fixed plant, GET, and monitoring.
  • Hitachi Construction Machinery ownership backs global procurement, manufacturing discipline, and capital access.

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Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Parental Leave

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-7%

1 year growth

-7%

2 year growth

-7%
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Deakin University launches circAlloy to strengthen Australia's circular economy. 24 Jun, 2026 Deakin University has launched a new multimillion-dollar research centre dedicated to transforming how Australia designs, uses, and recycles metal resources, aiming to establish the nation as a global leader in the circular economy. Dubbed circAlloy (the ARC Training Centre for Resource Efficient Alloys in a Circular Economy), the initiative has been established through a AU$4.9 million investment from the Australian Research Council (ARC) Training Centre program. Backed by a five-year timeline, the hub links researchers, industry partners, and government stakeholders to pioneer cleaner, highly resilient alloy manufacturing technologies. The centre addresses critical challenges facing Australia's industrial pipeline, including manufacturing waste, elevated supply chain emissions, and the preservation of sovereign manufacturing capability. Currently, the research has practical, immediate applications across the sectors of infrastructure, construction, transport, advanced manufacturing, and commercial recycling. "Australia mines and exports metals, yet too much of the value - and too much of the material itself - slips through our fingers as waste," said Deakin University Caretaker Vice-Chancellor Professor Matthew Clarke. "Every tonne of metal Green Review waste carries with it wasted energy, wasted water and wasted money. "A nation that designs, uses and recovers its resources more intelligently is a nation that is more self-reliant, more competitive and more secure." Working alongside collaborative partners like the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and industrial wear leader Bradken, circAlloy's research team will develop next-generation alloys. These advanced materials will be engineered to require fewer raw materials, consume less energy during production, offer greater longevity in the field, and support total recyclability at the end of their operational lifecycle. The centre is also focused on upskilling Australia's industrial workforce. By providing specialised training, international academic integration, and direct industry placements, circAlloy plans to train and deploy the next generation of materials scientists, metallurgists, and advanced manufacturing engineers.

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