Camp and housekeeping FIFO jobs

Camp and housekeeping roles keep a mine or construction village running: room cleaning, laundry, mess hall support, grounds and general utility work. They are among the roles open to people with no mining background, and many employers train on the job. Ads often ask for a good work ethic, the ability to work a long roster away from home and a medical and police check, and FIFOWorks shows a ticket or licence only when the ad names it. Camp work can be paid at an hourly rate or a day rate, and the pay summary uses only the hourly rates the ads state.

This page is the Camp and housekeeping filter on the jobs board, saved as an address you can share: every open FIFO and DIDO ad whose title fits the role, newest and highest-paying first. The roster, the fly-out city and the licences or tickets are shown on a card only when the ad states them. Where an ad names no fly-out city, the card says the nearest major city is assumed. Where enough ads state a rate, a pay summary above the jobs is worked out only from those stated rates, never from a guess. Pay on each card is the advertiser's own figure, and anything converted from a day rate or a salary is labelled as an estimate. Workers do not pay to search or to apply.