TASMANIAN MINERALS, MANUFACTURING AND ENERGY

Transformative thinking to help the world reduce its carbon footprint

Tasmanian inventiveness has made us global leaders.

Proudly leading the world to a better future.

Smarter

Tasmania has a history of invention and reinvention sustainably producing high quality, world leading, niche products. We account for 64% of Tasmania’s exports and growing rapidly, using smarter innovations and approaches to deliver to the world’s rapidly changing needs.

Cleaner

We’re already at Net Zero, an enviable global position but we’re aiming higher to deliver the critical minerals needed for a newer, greener technologies, while leading ethically and sustainably on the world stage for workplace safety and environmental sustainability.

Diverse

Our industries cover a diverse range of products and services – directly employing 25,800 Tasmanians and needing 20,000 more from all walks of life by 2040. Diversity in all its forms is key to sharing prosperity, building stronger communities and sparking fresh ideas.

There are thousands of jobs to be filled.

Start discovering potential careers.

Mythbusting

Myth I

Mining and manufacturing are dying industries

Fact

Advanced Manufacturing employs 18,000 Tasmanians already and we’ll need 4500 more within 3 years.

Myth II

Tasmania is way behind on clean energy

Fact

Tasmania has already reached net zero emissions, and 100% renewable electricity, now we’re chasing 200% renewable.

Myth III

Tassie’s too small to make a positive difference and industry doesn’t care about climate change

Fact

Our industries are already helping the world reduce its carbon footprint ethically and sustainably.

Myth IV

These are mens jobs and it’s dirty work that’s no good for family life.

Fact

There’s no such thing as a mans job – careers available need diverse skillsets and deliver above average pay.

Making Headlines

News, Stories and Events

News

Tasmanian premier export sector discusses challenges being faced over next 5 years

How to decarbonise the biggest trucks in Tasmania, how to enable critical goods currently being imported and can be made locally, what do investors expect from businesses to secure funding are just some of the questions which will be answered at Tasmania’s Premier Business Conference on 26th and 27th July.

News

Welcoming New Directors and General Manager

Kelly Elphinstone returns to the board together with the new appointments of Suzie Coughey and Mari Rademeyer as directors. This follows the announcement of Vanessa Skipworth of the new General Manager.

Past Events

Women in Resources and Manufacturing Awards 2022

Five outstanding men and women working in Tasmania’s resources, mining and manufacturing sectors have been recognised at the 2022 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards ceremony in Launceston.

Membership

The Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council represents member businesses involved in the state’s exploration, mining and mineral processing, manufacturing and energy sectors, along with companies and individuals in associated supply chains.

New members are welcome.