AddressPLANT ALLROUNDER: Join Australia's Leading Sustainable Materials Supplier.
We're looking for our next Plant Allrounder at our Epping Recycling Facility. In this role, you will be responsible for helping with the running of the fixed crushing plant with a focus on safety, production and maintenance.
In your new you, you will:
- Look after day-to-day fixed plant maintenance, including plant inspections, crusher inspections etc.
- Maintain a high level of housekeeping around the fixed plant area.
- Operate the crushing plant when required.
- Perform manual labour including picking duties from conveyor belts.
- Operate a bobcat and forklift for cleaning up around the fixed plant.
This role is a great fit for you if you:
- Are results focused, self-motivated.
- Have a high level of Health and Safety Standards.
- Have previous experience within a labour-intensive role.
- Have previous experience with crushing and screening fixed plant, but if you don't, we're willing to train the right person.
- Experience on a bobcat/forklift, again if not - we are willing to train you.
What's in it for you:
- $32.42 - $35.70 p/hour - pending experience - plus overtime penalties and allowances.
- $31.00 daily allowance.
- Monday - Friday, 6:00am - 4:30pm. Saturday, 7:00am - 12:00pm midday.
- Monthly RDOs.
- All PPE provided.
- An unwavering safety culture.
- Ongoing training and development.
About Alex Fraser:
With a history spanning 140 years, a diverse team of people, and a network of recycling facilities and asphalt plants around Melbourne and Brisbane, Alex Fraser is a global leader in sustainable construction materials supply.
We have recovered and recycled more than 50 million tonnes of concrete, brick, rock, asphalt and glass to produce high quality, high specification, sustainable products needed to build greener roads, rail, bridges, pipelines and ports.
It's the people behind the wheel that make Alex Fraser Australia's leading provider of sustainable construction materials. We'd love you to help us build greener roads.
