As the recruitment partner for a global pioneer in track maintenance, Randstad Trades and Labour provides you with a great place to work and build your career. Due to our clients success and growth, we have an exciting opportunity for newly qualified Fitters to join us! We have multiple openings for experienced Fitters to join our teams in regional Queensland on our service contracts with major rail companies.
Work Structure: FIFO from Brisbane or Mackay, 8:6 roster, day shift and night shift.
What You'll Do: Our grinding teams are small and tight-knit crews that perform a variety of tasks, ensuring lots of variety in your work. This includes maintaining, repairing, and operating our machines while enjoying a great team environment where we work together for excellence in safety, optimum machine reliability and operational performance, and achieving and exceeding customer expectations.
Long term role - opportunities for full time and Development down the track.
About You: Along with your commitment to excellence in health and safety, you will also be:
- Trade qualified - Newly qualified Fitters welcome to apply
- Knowledgeable in concepts and application of preventative maintenance
- Experienced in heavy vehicle/equipment testing, fault finding, and troubleshooting, preferably within a mining or rail industry environment
- RIW / SARC and rail licenses highly desirable
- A problem-solver with analytical and quality improvement skills
- Holder of a valid driver’s license (truck license preferred)
- Ability to pass a drug and alcohol test
We recognize diversity as a strong contributor to our success and embrace diversity in all forms. We foster a culture of inclusion and encourage applicants from all sectors of the community, including indigenous cultures, to apply.
Apply now or call Jamila on 0448 914 755 for a confidential discussion
At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.
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