Testing Coordinator

Fecha de publicación del trabajo: 1970-01-01
Location:
Guildford, WA, AU

Make a real impact on safety and wellbeing

 

Do you thrive in roles where accuracy, discretion, and coordination matter?


We’re looking for a proactive Testing Coordinator to support our drug and alcohol testing program across Western Australia — helping keep our people safe, supported, and compliant.

 

Reporting to the Senior Injury Management Advisor, this is a hands‑on role within the Safety, Security & Risk Team, ideal for someone who enjoys variety, stakeholder engagement, and structured processes.

 

Location:  South Guildford (travel to other metro locations as required)

Roster: 4 days per week, 6 hours per day  - flexible with start and finish times

 

 

What You Wil Do:

 

In this role, you will:

  • Coordinate and deliver the drug and alcohol testing program across WA sites
  • Generate random testing lists and manage testing schedules
  • Oversee drug and alcohol testing in line with policy and Australian Standards (AS/NZS 4308:2008)
  • Liaise with site leaders, managers, employees, and external pathology providers
  • Interpret test results and provide recommendations in consultation with People Relations, line managers, and the Senior Injury Management Advisor
  • Maintain accurate, confidential testing records and registers
  • Provide reporting and insights on testing outcomes
  • Support improvements to testing processes and practices
  • Educate leaders and employees on drug and alcohol policies and procedures

 

 

What You Will Bring:

 

You’re calm under pressure, highly organised, and trusted with sensitive matters. You’ll also have:

  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in an administrative support role (HR experience highly regarded)
  • Strong understanding of legislation, policies, and compliance frameworks
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills
  • Proven ability to manage confidential and sensitive information
  • Strong time management and attention to detail
  • Well‑developed problem‑solving and decision‑making skills
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel

 

Additional requirement:

 

  • Willingness to complete HLTPAT005 – Collect Pathology Specimens Other Than Blood

 

 

Our Benefits inclusive of but not limited to:

 

  • Financial Benefits – Paid Parental Leave & Secondary Carers Leave, Salary Sacrificing, Novated Leasing, Income Protection Insurance & More than 600 retail discounts such as Coles, Petbarn, Virgin, HOYTS & Crown.
  • Health & Wellness – Discounts with BUPA, Fitness Passport to access multiple gyms across Australia & EAP access to support you and your immediate family.
  • Culture & Career – Personal and Team Recognition (Made for More Awards), Internal Career Progression, Training & Upskilling through our award-winning WesTrac Institute.
  • Additional Perks – Emergency Services Leave, Defence Force Reserves Leave & Employee Share Purchase Plan opportunity. 

 

 

Our Company & Commitment

 

With over 4,500 employees, WesTrac is one of the world's largest authorised Cat® equipment dealers, offering a wide range of mining and construction equipment and management solutions.

 

At WesTrac, we reflect diverse communities, celebrate our people's diversity, and create a culture where employees feel safe to be their authentic selves. We encourage applications from First Nations people, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and those from culturally diverse backgrounds. WORK180 endorsed employer for our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and equality.

 

 

Reference Number: 5605