at Titeline Drilling Pty Ltd
Sydney NSW
We are seeking Driller Assistants for our underground projects in Australia. FIFO from all capital cities.
22d ago
Titeline Drilling
(23 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Website
Industry
Mining, Minerals & Metals
Primary location
DANA ST, 406
3350
BALLARAT CENTRAL
Australia
ABOUT TITELINE DRILLING
All Titeline drills and support equipment are late model and meets with mine site safety standards. Includes modern, self-contained remote camps, first class communication systems, all-wheel drive vehicles, mobile rig office, rod sloops (jack up) and lighting towers.
Titeline prides itself on delivering the safest and most cost effective exploration drilling throughout Australia, with certified field based supervisors, OH&S, drillers and offsiders.
Titeline's equipment is backed up with a full time office base maintenance manager and on site fitters, in conjunction with our state of the art QSE system for automated service reporting and maintenance history. We can deliver a 'high rig availability' drilling service that meets with all exploration and mine site drilling expectations, on time and on budget.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
Jobs at Titeline Drilling
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Launceston, Launceston & North East TAS
We are seeking Driller Assistants for our underground projects in Australia. FIFO from all capital cities.
11d ago
Reviews overview
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What’s it like working at Titeline Drilling?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees value the comprehensive on-the-job training at Titeline Drilling, with many progressing from entry-level to senior roles. Supervisors and management are praised for being supportive and experienced, whilst the team culture fosters lifelong friendships. The company provides state-of-the-art equipment with manual handling aids, competitive pay rates above industry standard, and flexible rosters to suit lifestyle needs.
However, there are some potential challenges, including the FIFO lifestyle and working away from home in remote locations with limited communication. The work involves long hours and physical demands, particularly during the initial learning period. Some employees have noted inconsistent workplace culture with occasional issues around expectations and management practices, though experiences vary across different sites and supervisors.
However, there are some potential challenges, including the FIFO lifestyle and working away from home in remote locations with limited communication. The work involves long hours and physical demands, particularly during the initial learning period. Some employees have noted inconsistent workplace culture with occasional issues around expectations and management practices, though experiences vary across different sites and supervisors.
Recent reviews
5.0
Drillers Offsider
Oct 2026Dubbo & Central NSW1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
Learn on the job with no experience and give it a try
The good thingsI started here with no experience and have been trained up to become a Driller Assistant. I came from farming, so was pretty easy to adjust. The equipment is good as there are a lot of manual handling aids, which makes the job easier. Lots to learn, my crew and supervisors are really good and I am learning something new every day.
The challengesIt is long days and shift work, but you get used to it after a few weeks. The rosters are good though because I get more time at home than a normal local job. Not everyone will like the work or working away, but learn from everyone you can and give it a good crack!
2.0
D1 Driller
May 2026Olympic Dam SA 5725Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Ideal for a foot in the door
The good thingsEasy to to start with entry level company to get your foot in the door for mining or drilling experience, some good people/supervisors at certain sites
The challengesArguably the worst pay-to-conditions for a drilling company with the reputation to show for it, use it to get experience and then find something different. They also strip your bonus for not taking vids of yourself for their own little training system.
3.0
Drillers Offsider
Sep 2025Olympic Dam SA 5725Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
gave me an insight into the drilling industry, your experience may be better than mine as each driller and supervisor is different and doesn’t reflect values of whole company.
The good thingsfifo from anywhere in Australia. they are big on eliminating manual handling - rod handler takes out a lot of the heavy lifting. if you can handle long hours and but not the strongest person - this is a good job for you if you want to get into drilling and adjust your strength over time. the pay rate is also competitive.
The challengesI experienced a real bad culture issue such as: driller: “scrub the cones”, me: “oh I did it yesterday” , “do it again” - this kind of thing is prevalent even when you’ve broken your back keeping the rig spotless, production going perfectly, and safety paperwork perfect. it’s bewildering this company tries to be most progressive company with equipment and manual handling - but don’t seem to care as much about the work place culture and clear expectations.
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