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Centennial Coal
(22 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Industry
Mining, Minerals & Metals
Company size
1,001-5,000
Primary location
Level 18, BT Tower, 1 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Warrane, Gadigal Country
Centennial Coal is an Australian mining business supplying domestic and export markets. Our coal fuels around 40% of NSW’s coal-fired electricity generating capacity, while we also manage a successful export business. With the backing of Banpu, Pan-Asia’s leading independent coal producer, we deliver a superior service to our customers.Established in 1989 and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 1994, Centennial is a coal mining and marketing company supplying thermal and coking coal to the domestic and export markets. From our small beginnings in 1989 and a $20 million listing in 1994, Centennial grew to be a top S&P/ASX 100 company. Upon the takeover by Banpu Public Company Limited in September 2010, our market capitalisation had grown to approximately $2.5 billion. Today, Centennial is a wholly owned subsidiary of Banpu.Centennial has over 1,400 employees and five operating coal mines in NSW, making Centennial one of the largest underground coal producers in NSW and now, as part of Banpu, a member of the largest independent pan-Asian coal group.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
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What’s it like working at Centennial Coal?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees at Centennial Coal appreciated the good salaries and bonuses offered, as well as the great colleagues and teams they worked with. Some also valued the close proximity of mine sites to their homes.
However, there were several potential challenges raised, including poor management with issues such as lack of planning, outdated approaches, and limited support. The work environment was also an area of concern for some, with challenges such as old technology, unsafe conditions, and a lack of training or career progression opportunities. Additionally, there were operational issues mentioned, such as frequent breakdowns, inefficient processes, and challenges with mining conditions.
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Recent reviews
1.0
Worker
Jan 2025Newcastle NSW 23001 to 2 years in the role, former employee
Work somewhere else.
The good thingsGood Salary and bonuses
The challengesPoor management, old school approaches.
1.0
Management Coordinator
Jan 2025Mandalong NSW 2264
Find somewhere else to work
The good thingsSeeing the gate in the rear vision mirror as you are driving out
The challengesPutting up with poor management and workers that don't want to work.
1.0
Experienced Multi Skilled Operator
Aug 2022It can be a clicky working environment with challenges' for some and not others, no respect for machinery.
Lots of cover ups to protect management, media, friends and relatives.
The good thingsA regular job, some awesome work college's, paid on time.
The challengesLack of communication, HR have absolutely no idea, the often lazy working crews depending on the mine site.
Relatives are looked after, mates of mates.
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