A WA parliamentary question seeks details on the number, salary, and location of mining inspectors within the Department of Mines and Petroleum for the 2010-11 financial year, including vacant positions. The answer provides a breakdown of inspector roles, salaries, locations, and vacancy numbers.

AnsweredQoN 6196Legislative Council
Asked
16 October 2012
Portfolio
Mines and Petroleum

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I refer to the Department of Mines and Petroleum mining inspectors in the 2010-11 financial year, and I ask —
(1) How many inspectors were employed in the Department of Mines and Petroleum as —
(a) employee's inspectors of mines;
(b) assistant inspectors of mines;
(c) district inspectors of mines; and
(d) special inspectors of mines, including any sub-categories of special inspectors of mines?
(2) For each of the inspectors in (1) —
(a) what was the inspector salary range per annum; and
(b) where was the inspector employed?
(3) How many, if any, positions were vacant?
(4) What was the average remuneration for all mining inspectors?

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Answered
13 November 2012
Responded by
Minister for Mines and Petroleum
Response time
28 days
(1)
(a) 3
(b) Nil
(c) 16
(d) 44
(2)
(a) Salary range per annum in 2010/11:
Employee's Inspectors of Mines - $107,946
District Inspectors of Mines - $136,778 to $190,294
Special Inspectors of Mines - $88,308 to $158,445
(b) Employee's Inspectors of Mines - 2 in Kalgoorlie, 1 in Cannington
District Inspectors - 2 in Collie, 4 in Kalgoorlie, 10 in Cannington
Special Inspectors - 1 in Karratha, 6 in Collie, 8 in Kalgoorlie, 29 in Cannington
(3) 11 positions were vacant as at 30 June 2011
(4) $127,332 per annum
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