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Dynamic Group Holdings are a supplier of various specialised drilling, blasting and exploration services in the mining and construction sectors across WA.
Our wholly owned subsidiaries include Dynamic Drill and Blast, Orlando Drilling and Welldrill. Across the Group we employ over 300 employees and are going through an unprecedented period of growth and expansion.
About the ROLE
Our Dynamic Drill and Blast division provides full production drilling and specialty blasting services across the civil and mining industries. Our range of services are all performed with minimal disturbances to the surrounding environment and construction areas.
We are seeking experienced T45 / D65 BLAST HOLE DRILLERS to join our team on a various rosters in FIFO or DIDO roles.
About YOU
- Experience operating T45 and/or D65 Blast Hole drill rigs
- Current Drivers licence (HR desirable)
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- A strong, positive attitude to work safety
- Clean National Police Clearance
About the REWARD
In return, we can offer you:
- Competitive hourly rates
- $1,500 SEEK Sign-On Bonus
- Referral Bonus Program
- Long term work available
- Career development opportunities
About the BENEFITS
In addition, we offer all our full-time employees:
- 5 weeks annual leave (190 hours)
- Superannuation paid on all hours worked
- Annual length of service bonus
- Offsite training time paid
- Employee Assistance Program, free counselling services for you and your family
About the PROCESS
To be considered for this role, you must possess full Australian working rights and be able to pass a comprehensive pre-employment medical which includes screening for alcohol and other drugs.
We are compiling a short-list of candidates now, so please click ‘APPLY’ if you wish to be considered for this opportunity!
Dynamic Drill and Blast are committed to building and maintaining a workforce which has a culture of inclusion, diversity and respect. We are an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage applications from women and Indigenous people.
