AddressJob description:
About the role
As our new Site Supervisor in our Gold Coast branch, you will be functioning as a 2IC to the Branch Manager and together you will manage a team of 7 direct reports, working Monday to Friday.
Your primary responsibility is to oversee safety protocols, coordinate daily operations, and facilitate open communication among team members.
You will perform a range of duties both hands on and in a more administrative and delegative capacity. You will also serve as a point of contact for our customers and ensure their experience is a positive one.
About your experienceWe are seeking a safety focused leader with strong influencing & communication skills and a genuine interest to learn and grow within the industry.
Demonstrated leadership experience in industrial environments.
A calm and respectful leadership style
Previous experience in scrap metal industry ideal
Excellent customer service skills
Previous experience operating machinery, forklift license (desirable)
Computer literate - experience in SAP and basic MS Office skills is ideal)
As part of InfraBuild's Recycling team you get to work in a fast-paced, dynamic culture that encourages you to think on your feet and trust your instincts. Recycling metal is good news for the environment, industry, and our community. We specialise in the safe handling, collection, and processing of more than 1.4 million tonnes of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal every year. We are a major metals recycling supply chain providing a significant contribution to the raw material requirements for the steel industry and a sustainable alternative to landfills.
Next stepsAcross our business, we offer career opportunities for people who share our drive, passion and ambition. From apprentices and graduates to experienced professionals, we are committed to offering fulfilling careers and the chance to grow as our business grows. We would love you to be part of our journey.
We are a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer - we commit to respond to every applicant.
