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SalaryInfrastructure Mechanic - Hunter Valley
$49 per hour Permanent
Four Day Roster | Day Shift Only
Four Day Weekend every Second Weekend
About the role
Workpac are seeking enthusiastic and skilled Infrastructure Mechanics to join a Dynamic Infrastructure Team with our Client based just outside Singleton in the Hunter Valley. Successful candidates will be working 10hour day shifts on a Monday to Thursday / Tuesday to Friday alternating roster giving you a four day weekend every second weekend
Duties and Responsibilities
Mechanical work, break downs, servicing, repairs on water pumps, fueling farms, forklifts and generators
Skills and Experience
Experience working on pumps
Have a flexible 'can do' attitude, as cultural fit to this site is very important to our client
Mechanical Trade Qualification
Ability to undertake a Order 43 Coal Board Medical including Drug and Alcohol testing
If you think you have the range of skills required with a positive "can do" attitude and wish to join a successful team within one of the Hunter Valleys Leading Coal providers apply now.
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.
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Please be aware that proof of COVID-19 vaccination may apply in accordance with Public Health Orders, State Health Directions and/or site-specific Health and Safety requirements.
Click on the Apply button or for more information please contact:
Recruiter Name: Chiara Dagg
Position: Recruitment Coordinator
Contact number:02 6571 8908
Job Reference Number 7220J20246807
At WorkPac, we recognise we are strengthened by diversity. We are committed to providing a work environment in which everyone is included, treated fairly and with respect. We are an Equal Opportunity employer and we encourage applications from women and Indigenous people.
