About MobReady
MobReady is a socially inclusive Group Training Organisation (GTO) offering traineeship and apprenticeship opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. A recognised Supply Nation Certified business, our vision is to stimulate positive change by providing trainee and apprentice employment opportunities, supporting a diverse and inclusive workplace culture toward achieving sustainable outcomes.
The Role
We are currently searching for First Nations candidates with experience in the Civil Construction industry as a laborer or tunnel labourer.
This is your opportunity to join a growing civil company on an exciting project in Badgery's Creek.
You’ll work with a skilled team working on civil laboring and micro tunnelling.
Pay Rate: $30.70 per hour (Negotiated with experience)
Criteria
- Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
- Pre-Employment Medical including drug & alcohol
- White Card
- Car & Licence (due to location)
- Working at heights & confined spaces
Shift times vary but are generally 10 hours per day and commence at 7am.
This role is targeted for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates only.
This is a targeted position under the anti-Discrimination Act 1977 persons of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent are encouraged to apply and preference for the role.
Justin Biles
General Manager
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Experienced Labourer in Sydney employer: Mobready
MobReady is an exceptional employer that prioritises social inclusion and cultural connection, making it a unique place to work for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals. With a strong commitment to employee growth through extensive training and mentoring, as well as attractive benefits like performance incentives and discounts on brand products, MobReady fosters a supportive and empowering work culture. Located in vibrant areas like Olympic Park or Gosford, this role offers a hybrid working environment that promotes work-life balance while contributing to meaningful career opportunities for the community.
