Graduate Metallurgist

About Bureau Veritas: 

Created in 1828, Bureau Veritas is a world leader in laboratory testing, inspection and certification services. 

We have a vital role in maintaining quality, safety and environmental standards of countless products, commodities, systems, buildings, infrastructure, and projects. 

In every industry sector we play, Bureau Veritas acts as a trusted guardian of the quality, safety and environmental standards which protect our population and safeguard our communities. 

For over 70 years, Bureau Veritas has been serving the Pacific, including Australia and New Zealand. Today, our business 2,800+ employees and operates 50 offices and labs across the Pacific.  

Metals & Minerals 

As industry leaders in laboratory testing, Bureau Veritas Minerals has extensive operations throughout Australia providing services across the entire exploration and mining project cycle. Our state-of-the-art laboratories are strategically placed to help provide a wide range of inspection and laboratory testing services across a broad range of commodities.

The Opportunity

We have a dynamic opportunity for a Graduate Metallurgist to join the Adelaide Mineral processing team within the Bureau Veritas Minerals Laboratory at Wingfield, SA. You will be excited by the challenges of our business and the variety this role offers ensuring both short term and long term objectives are met.

Key Responsibilities

• Performing metallurgical testwork under the direction of Project Metallurgists/Senior Project Metallurgists.


• Preparing testwork results and reports for review by metallurgical staff.


• Supervision of technicians in carrying out testwork, again under the direction of Project Metallurgists/Senior Project Metallurgists.


• Assist with project management and preparing weekly reports for both clients and the Technical Manager.


• Adherence to all BV Minerals QHSE Policies and Standards.

The testwork will cover a range of commodities including, but not limited to, iron ore, gold and base metal ores. Some experience in processing of these types of ores would be considered advantageous.

About you

• Hold a degree qualification in Metallurgy or Chemical Engineering


• Physically fit and willing to perform manual handling tasks


• Sound computer skills


• A methodical, well organised approach to your work


• Be willing to work as part of a team with a high focus on quality & safety

How we care

We offer a competitive salary and an opportunity to advance your career in a leading global organisation, as well as: 

• Fantastic Training and Development opportunities


• Cultural leave to honour traditions and community


• Discounted Health & Wellbeing Platform


• Free access to our Employee Assistance Program supported by Lifework’s


• Discounted Health Insurance with Bupa


• Access to Cliqit, an employee retail discounts portal


• Superannuation Salary Sacrifice

A rewarding career  

This role offers more than building a resume—it’s a chance to leave your mark. We offer you the opportunity to build your career and give you the recognition you deserve. Make an impact doing work you can be proud of at Bureau Veritas. Contribute to a global mission to enhance standards with integrity and help us create a brighter future for our next generations, and a safer society for us all. The opportunity to work within a supportive close-knit team, learn new skills and gain training which could lead to the broader Bureau Veritas network for future career development.

 Apply now to join Bureau Veritas and help us create a brighter future for our next generations, and a safer society for us all.  

Bureau Veritas is an equal opportunity employer, we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply for roles at Bureau Veritas, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Veterans (Defence experience is desirable) and people of all backgrounds. If you have any support or access requirements, we will partner with you and assist you through our recruitment process.