PEOPLE & COMMUNITY

Building a Brighter Future with Teamwork

MEET OUR TEAM

Recharge NT & WA Depot. Contact Information

Our People

A Local Company Employing Local Knowledge

The past and future success of Recharge Petroleum would not be possible without a strong distribution and retail network complimented by a dedicated team of people who are totally focussed on success.


Our community and our people are important to us. Our recruitment policy focuses on local people first. Home to the most experienced staff in the region, Recharge Petroleum provide local knowledge across a wide range of industries.

Fair Work

Supporting the Heart of the Community

We fully support the fair work and fair pay structure throughout our company. We offer fair opportunities to all of our employees and do not discriminate on race, age, gender, ability or any other group.

Enquiries

For more information about our bulk fuel and lubricant deliveries, call your local northern WA or NT depot or contact our admin office on 08 9418 3206 or accounts@rechargepetroleum.com.au

Authorised BP and Castrol Distributor

Our Community

Supporting the Heart of the Community

It is our belief and structure that we give back a return to our amazing communities in the Northern Territory, SA, northern Western Australia and wider regions through a programme of sponsorships, investments and charity.

Indigenous

Sharing in the Region

It is important to realise the community, townships and indigenous people across the regions that help make it possible for us to sustain an industry leading business.


Recharge Petroleum is committed to increasing the level of indigenous participation through sustainable employment at all levels of our business. Our first nations employees represent around 8% of our workforce. We aim to improve attraction and retention of our indigenous employee’s by actively building capacity and providing career pathway opportunities through apprenticeships and professional development.


Our company understands and fully supports the history, beliefs and wellbeing of the indigenous communities of which we share this region.

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