AddressAbout the business
McMahon Services is one of Australia's largest privately-owned construction, industrial and environmental services organisations. As a national business, we operate from city centres through to remote locations and employ over 1100 people Australia-wide.
McMahon Services is committed to employing for the long term rather than just for projects. We have family business values, whilst integrating our reputation, integrity and relationships to deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients.
Our people are central to what we do. Our work environment is positive, collaborative, and open, and we operate as a team. We are firmly committed to looking after our staff, from safety in the workplace through to professional development, ongoing training, and equal opportunities.
About the role
We seek experienced Asbestos / Hazardous Material Removal Labourers with proven history working on asbestos projects, to join our rapidly expanding national operations.
Reporting to the Project Manager and General Manager, Labourers will be responsible for the safe removal of asbestos and Hazardous Materials, which are undertaken ensuring stringent WHSEQ compliance.
About you
- Hold Class A or Class B asbestos removal qualifications and construction industry White Card
- Proven experience working in the Asbestos / Hazardous Materials Removal industry
- Provide national police clearance verification
- Right to work in Australia
You will be required to be mobile as our projects are based throughout both South Australia and interstate.
Competitive remuneration will be offered to reflect experience and qualifications.
How to apply
If you believe this opportunity matches your experience and skills and you are looking to join a progressive construction company that embraces diversity and fosters its employees for long-term career progression, then send your application to *******@mcmservices.com.au
Please note, only successful applicants will be contacted.
As an employer that embraces equal opportunity and diversity, we encourage female, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.
