Heavy Diesel Machinery Fitters

Kitja Services is a proud Indigenous business. Everything we do is underpinned by our ‘Total Commitment to Safety’.  We are currently recruiting for multiple positions for Heavy Diesel Machinery Fitters for a major oil and gas client in the Surat Basin region on a 18 on / 10 off roster (This position can be FIFO from Brisbane)

You will be responsible for servicing, diagnostics, fault finding, repairs and scheduled and impromptu maintenance of equipment. 

Some examples of our plant:

• Excavators: 29t to 45t
• Dozers: CAT D6 and D8
• Tilt Tray Trucks 
• Rollers

What will the successful candidate have?

• Heavy Diesel Trade Qualification (essential);
• Auto-electrical experience (highly regarded);
• Current unrestricted driver’s licence;
• At least two years of relevant experience maintaining road transport and earth moving equipment;
• Commitment to safety and compliance with site requirements;
• Dedication to learning, high quality work and achieving goals;
• Strong work ethic, positive attitude and ability to work in a team.

Kitja Services will provide:

• Hourly rates of $73.50 per hour (flat rate)
• Meals provided on site;
• Camp accommodation;
• A great team and culture;
• Ongoing work and a variety of projects.

Pre-Employment:
All candidates are required to complete pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening.

Due to the volume of applications received for the advertised positions, we cannot contact each applicant individually to provide an update on the application progress.  

Only Shortlisted candidates for the advertised role will be contacted, however, we do appreciate the time and effort provided in all applications received.

Kitja Service acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation Australia, and the traditional custodians of the lands on which we operate. We pay respect to ancestors and Elders, past and present, and are committed to contributing to the development and employment of emerging Indigenous talent that will form pillars of the growth of Indigenous Australians.