About our client:
Our client is a leading provider of mining, urban, and civil infrastructure project management services, operating across Queensland and South Australia. Known for their reliability and cost-effectiveness, they are dedicated to achieving successful outcomes by working closely with clients to create and deliver value on every project.
What you will be doing:
In this role you will be joining the production department, assisting in achieving production targets. You will be required to operate CAT 789 or KOM 830e Dump Trucks, working 12.5-hour shifts on a straight 7/7 day and night roster.
These roles are available to BIBO (Mackay), DIDO and residential candidates.
What you will need :
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You will need at least 12 months previous experience operating CAT 789 & Komatsu 830E Dump Trucks, providing a SSE signed skills list.
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You will need to have obtained a Standard 11 & Coal Board Medical or be willing to obtain this.
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Ability to pass a Pre-Employment Medical.
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Current Drivers Licence & right to work in Australia.
What's in it for you?
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Immediate start with WorkPac - commencing with an industry leading company
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Great culture and safety standards
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Camp & Meals Provided
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Access to your own Recruitment Coordinator
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Click on the apply button or for more information contact:
Chloe Grieve: 07 5556 2260 | chloe.grieve@workpac.com
Job Reference: 7226J202529457
WorkPac is Australia's leading, privately owned recruitment provider to the mining, construction, engineering, light industrial and healthcare sectors. We are proud to partner with some of the country's leading companies to deliver rewarding permanent, contract, temporary and traineeship recruitment opportunities. WorkPac is a company that values Inclusion and Diversity as well as career progression.
At WorkPac, we recognise we are strengthened by diversity. We are committed to providing a work environment in which everyone is included, treated fairly and with respect. We are an Equal Opportunity employer, and we encourage applications from women and Indigenous people.