The Product Compliance Officer supports the business by coordinating, tracking, and maintaining compliance documentation, shipment controls, and compliance records to ensure products are shipped to global markets efficiently, accurately, and in alignment with approved certification.
The role has primary responsibility for shipment‑level compliance, including verification that products are shipped with the correct certification IDs, regulatory labels, and user manuals applicable to the approved product configuration and destination market.
The role focuses on compliance execution and governance support, based on compliance strategies and technical decisions defined by the Compliance and Hardware Engineering functions.
This role does not define compliance strategy, interpret regulatory requirements independently, or approve technical compliance decisions.
All technical interpretations, certification strategies, and risk acceptance decisions are owned and approved by Engineering.
Shipment‑Level Compliance & Labelling Control
Any ambiguity regarding applicable standards, FCC ID applicability, module substitution impact, or certification scope shall be escalated to Engineering for determination prior to shipment.
The Product Compliance Officer does not:
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Applications close on 30 April 2026.
RCT - Powered by Epiroc is seeking to appoint a proactive and professional Service Manager to join our team based in Kalgoorlie.
Reporting to the Kalgoorlie Branch Manager, this position will be responsible for managing the day-to-day requirements of service and technical support for customers in the Goldfields regions.
This position is ideal for a highly customer focused individual with extensive knowledge who is seeking a new opportunity.
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Applications close on 30 April 2026.
RCT - Powered by Epiroc is seeking an Auto Electrician/Mechanic to join our team of Field Service Technicians with positions available at our Kalgoorlie Branch.
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Applications close on 30 April 2026.
RCT – Powered by Epiroc is helping transform warehouse safety at one of Australia’s leading logistics providers with the successful deployment of its advanced Pedestrian Alert System (PAS).
The client identified increasing safety risks within its warehouse and distribution environments, driven by higher activity levels, mixed materials handling equipment (MHE), and frequent pedestrian interaction.
Determined to proactively address these challenges, the company’s National Asset Manager initiated a comprehensive evaluation of emerging safety technologies, seeking a solution that could deliver real-time, highly accurate pedestrian detection without disrupting operations.
Warehouse environments are inherently complex, with forklifts, reach trucks, and other equipment operating in close proximity to personnel at all times.
Despite robust safety protocols already in place, the business experienced a rise in near-miss incidents and identified limitations in traditional controls such as signage, barriers, and high-visibility PPE.
In addition, most existing detection technologies trialled proved inconsistent in high-traffic, dynamic environments, highlighting the need for a more reliable and scalable solution.
A nationwide trial was therefore conducted across high-activity sites, assessing a range of technologies including wearable solutions, tag-based proximity systems, and AI-driven camera detection, which included our Pedestrian Alert System (PAS).
Each solution was evaluated against key operational criteria, including detection accuracy, reliability, false alert rates, ease of integration, and operator usability.
Following extensive testing, our PAS emerged as the clear leader.
“The solution demonstrated exceptional real-time detection accuracy, with zero false positives recorded during trial periods, eliminating unnecessary operator distraction,” said RCT’s Industrial Global Business Development Manager, Nigel Goode.
“It also delivered consistent performance across diverse environments, including high-density traffic zones, while offering seamless integration across mixed Material Handling Equipment fleets,” he added.
Based on the successful trial, the logistics provider has formally adopted RCT’s PAS as its exclusive pedestrian detection solution.
A phased rollout is now underway across its national network, prioritising high-risk sites and facilities with elevated levels of pedestrian and equipment interaction.
The system is being deployed across a wide range of equipment, ensuring consistent safety standards across all operations.
“The PAS system’s ease of installation and configuration has further supported rapid deployment without impacting operations,” he added.
The adoption of PAS will significantly reduce near misses and potential incidents while improving operator awareness and response times.
“It also reinforces a strong safety culture and supports the company’s commitment to achieving zero harm across its operations,” he said.
This initiative marks an important step forward in leveraging advanced technology to create safer, smarter warehouse environments.
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We are seeking a strategic and results-driven Director of Product Management to lead our product organisation. This role is responsible for defining product vision, driving roadmap execution, and ensuring alignment with overall business objectives. The ideal candidate will combine strong leadership, market insight, and executional excellence to deliver impactful products and drive growth. This position will report to the General Manager.
The key focus of this role includes but will not be limited to:
To be considered for this role, you will require the following:
What we offer:
If you would like to be considered for this position, please email your cover letter and resume to xx@xxx-xxxxxx.xxx
We are currently seeking a Senior Projects Manager who will play a pivotal role in leading large business strategic projects for RCT ensuring successful execution of projects, meeting financial, scheduling and quality targets. Reporting to the Global Operations Manager, you will be responsible for the supervision of project teams and all activities undertaken including assessing responsibilities, designated specific requirements, and ensuring high quality delivery outcomes.
The key focus of this role includes but will not be limited to:
To be considered for this role, you will require the following:
What we offer:
If you would like to be considered for this position, please email your cover letter and resume to xx@xxx-xxxxxx.xxx
The Senior Software Test Engineer is responsible for design, implementation, maintenance and verification of software and software testing systems. This role also assists the software test manager to co-ordinate the test team, review new technology and improvements. Act as mentor to junior staff in the department
Your responsibilities include but not limited to:
To be considered for this role, you will require the following:
What we offer:
If you would like to be considered for this position, please email your cover letter and resume to xx@xxx-xxxxxx.xxx
Reporting to the General Manager, the Global Sales Director will be responsible for leading and delivering global sales performance for RCT, including revenue growth, sales strategy, business development and commercial execution across all regions.
This is a pivotal role in driving fact-based sales management across Australia (direct sales) and internationally through Epiroc Customer Centers.
The key focus of this role includes, but is not limited to the following:
To be successful in this role, you will possess:
What we offer:
f you would like to be considered for this position, please email a cover letter and resume to xx@xxx-xxxxxx.xxx
RCT - Powered by Eprioc's AutoNav Tele (tele-remote) is enhancing narrow vein mining at the Vertex-operated Reward Gold Mine site at Hill End.
The state-of-the-art, agnostic automation technology has been installed on the Aramine L350D mining loader, which recently arrived from France to Epiroc's Orange Service Centre.
The small underground loader is uniquely designed for narrow vein mining, making it the perfect fit for the mining operation in New South Wales, Australia.
The historic gold mining town lay dormant for decades after mining operations ceased around 2010. Today, the site is undergoing a revival with the construction of a brand-new plant tailored for small-scale mining.
"This is more than just a machine installation," said East Coast Branch Manager, Owen Perrott.
"We're introducing technology that can access areas previously unreachable, in this narrow vein mine, unlocking gold reserves left behind for decades," he added.
With the Aramine machine, Vertex aims to efficiently extract gold from narrow, hard-to-reach veins, demonstrating the potential for innovative technology in small-scale mining operations.
RCT's AutoNav Tele allows operators to control the loader with the same functionalities from a safe location, removing them from the machine and allowing it to access the narrow vein mines with ease.
This is the first time the team has installed its technology on Vertex's Aramine loader, and we are proud to be the technology provider of choice for the project.
"Design was completed in collaboration between our experienced Field Service Technician, Tim Halstead, based in Orange, and the Brisbane Branch team," said Mr Perrott.
The installation was challenging due to the machine’s size and limited available space and required the team to collaborate with Aramine to ensure the machine met Australian Standards.
In addition to this, a custom "mini" AutoNav hut was designed and delivered on site to cater to the client’s specific needs.
The mini hut is not typically used at most sites, as it is approximately half the size of a standard AutoNav Centre. This introduced space constraints for the hardware; however, Vertex needed a mini hut to accommodate their mine structure and small portal.
"Due to the demand, I have been receiving from other sites for smaller hut offerings, I thought it would be a good opportunity to design a layout for one, from the ground up," said Mr Perrott.
"The client was extremely happy with the layout and quality of the finished product, and mentioned we should be making more of them, particularly with the previously less profitable small mines coming back to life with the current gold price," added Mr Perrott.
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This year marks a truly significant milestone for RCT – Powered by Epiroc and its flagship industrial fleet management system, SmarTrack. It's a moment to reflect on how far we've come and the role we've played in shaping fleet management and safety technology as it exists today.
RCT's journey began with early machine telematics, focused on operator authentication and the collection of critical operational data. At the time, these capabilities were groundbreaking, laying the foundation for smarter, more accountable fleet operations. In true RCT style, we continued to innovate to improve the system and continue to meet clients' needs.
Therefore, not long after, we introduced operator user interfaces to further streamline interactions between humans and systems. Of course, when this was first developed, it was simple by today's standards, but revolutionary for its time.
It was a basic LCD display, featuring just three rows, containing up to 20 characters. Just enough information on the screen to display information required for operators to complete electronic pre-start checklists that could be centrally managed through an online portal.
This was an early, yet significant step towards digitising processes that were once entirely manual.
Driven by relentless innovation, these early concepts provided the cornerstone of the evolution of what we know as today's world-class SmarTrack - a renowned solution in the materials handling industry. This state-of-the-art solution has now been deployed globally, and SmarTrack represents decades of refinement, real-world testing, and continuous improvement.
Early adopters such as a well-known packaging and recycling company, played a pivotal role in validating the technology and accelerating its adoption, helping to shape the platform into what it is today.
In parallel, we were also pioneering advancements in fleet safety. One of the most notable breakthroughs was the introduction of forklift GPS Zoning. By allowing companies to draw operational zones directly on Google Earth maps and integrate them with RCT's Speed Limiter technology, businesses gained unprecedented control over vehicle speeds and site safety. Industry leaders like a major Australian integrated steel manufacturer, were among the first to embrace this innovation.
Today, terms like zoning and geofencing are commonplace across the industry, but two decades ago, they were anything but. These solutions didn't just improve efficiency; they fundamentally changed how organisations approached safety in dynamic operational environments.
As we mark this 20-year milestone, it's not just the technology we celebrate, but the vision, persistence, and partnerships that made it possible. RCT's legacy is one of innovation driven by real-world challenges and most importantly a commitment to building safer, smarter operations alongside our customers.
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