Civil Labourers

• Commencing August 2022

• New Motorway Project

• Western Sydney NSW location

About the project

NSW Gov is building a new motorway ($2 billion) near the Badgerys Creek International airport being currently built.

This will be the central section of the M12 between Cecil Park and Badgerys Creek.

Potential earnings over a Mon to Fri 50hr week (10hr shifts) = $1900 (incl. travel allow.). This equates to an approx. $38/HR flat rate

Hours are - 7am to 5pm (overtime available or as required)

What's in it for you?

• Long term ongoing work - 12mth to 2yrs+

• Get involved in the building of an integral project in Western Sydney

• Expand and develop your current skills and experience

Duties and responsibilities

• Assembling and erecting temp fencing

• Site preparation - flagging & clearing lines

• Putting in posts, roadworks signage

• Electrical and excavator spotting

• Repetitive manual handling and heavy lifting

• On the tools - basic power and hand tools

What do you need?

• Recent or similar civil construction industry

• Clear communications skills both written and verbal

• Strong adherence and understanding of OH & S in the workplace

• Must have White card (Mandatory)

• Must have current drivers licence and own car

• Must be able to pass random Drug and Alcohol tests as required

About WorkPac

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.

Apply Now

Click on the apply button or for more information contact:

Tellena on (02)4927 7786

Southern Recruitment team

Job Reference Number: 7286J20221357

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