Operators (Excavators, Dozers, Graders)

Overview

Operate excavators, dozers, and graders on civil construction projects.

Requirements

• licences
• civil works
• infrastructure
• pipeline
• excavators
• 2+ years

What You Bring

-Tickets & Licences: Relevant and current. -Expertise: Proven track record in delivering civil works, infrastructure, and pipeline projects. -Availability: Ability to work 6:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday, with potential for Saturday work. -Experience: 2+ years in the Civil Construction industry operating Excavators, Graders, or Dozers.

People Also Searched For

Benefits

-Milestone Celebrations: Monthly Birthday Raffle, Personal Goals, Team Achievements, and Service Recognition. -Wellness Initiatives: ShadLife Programs offering regular Wellness and Awareness initiatives. -Career Growth: Long-term roles with opportunities for career advancement and formal qualifications, including a Cert III in Civil Construction. -Skill Development: Access to upskilling through nationally recognized tickets. -Weekly Pay: Enjoy weekly pay cycles with penalties included. -Modern Fleet: Work with a well-maintained, up-to-date fleet and reliable equipment -Transport: Your own vehicle. -Local work: Enjoy more time with friends and family working on local projects

About Shadforth

-Typical projects range from residential, commercial and industrial sub-divisions to major roads, bridges and airfields. -Their fleet of hundreds of heavy machines enables nimble responses to bulk earthworks, drainage, pipelines and more. -They’ve repeatedly tackled high-impact work—stormwater systems, sewer reticulation, water mains, pump stations. -Bridges, airfields and environmental rehabilitation projects highlight their capacity for technical, large-scale builds. -Operating across Queensland and Northern NSW, they’ve carved a reputation for delivering infrastructure ahead of schedule. -Their story is one of steady growth—from local contractor to heavyweight infrastructure specialist in civil engineering.

Sector Specialisms