How the professional template is structured for a fifo worker

The built resume opens with tickets and expiry dates, then a summary line stating your roster pattern and camp experience so screeners see availability immediately.

Site history follows with resource type — iron ore, coal, LNG — project scale, and crew size per entry. Machinery tickets and inductions are listed exactly as issued, and a short safety record closes the page.

Customise the structure to the resource you are targeting. Iron ore and coal operations want machinery tickets and production support; oil and gas wants safety case familiarity and permit systems; renewables construction wants civil and electrical tickets. If you have worked multiple rosters, name them — recruiters match availability to crew gaps from the resume alone. And keep the inductions current in the text, because expired ones are filtered before a human reads.

Layout advice for fifo workers

• Tickets and expiry dates first, then site history with resource type and roster pattern per entry.

• Keep camp and roster availability in the summary so screeners see it immediately.

ATS notes for fifo worker applications

• Write ticket names in full with abbreviations — "High Risk Work Licence (HRWL)" — for database matching.

• List induction names exactly as issued (BHP, Rio Tinto, Woodside) since agencies search them literally.

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