A mining resume is a compliance and risk document, not a career story.

Recruiters scan for:
✔ Safety experience
✔ Physical job history
✔ Machinery, tools, or site exposure
✔ Roster flexibility
✔ Tickets and licences

If those signals aren’t obvious in the first 10 seconds, your resume gets skipped.

Generic resumes fail in mining because they focus on soft skills and job descriptions instead of site readiness and risk reduction.

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Yes — if your resume is structured correctly.

Even without mining history, your resume can show:
• Physical roles
• Early starts or long shifts
• Safety procedures
• Team-based environments

This tells employers you’re adaptable to site conditions.

If your resume just lists customer service tasks or office work with no translation into mining-relevant skills, you’ll struggle.

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Templates can help with layout, but they don’t solve the real problem — content positioning.

Most templates don’t include:
• Mining-specific skill phrasing
• Risk-reduction language
• Recruiter scanning structure

That’s why template resumes often get rejected even if they look professional.

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