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Payroll Officer

Liebherr-Australia

Provides high-quality machinery and solutions for industries including construction, mining, and lifting.

Process fortnightly payroll, resolve queries, and manage related admin tasks.

5 days ago ago

Junior (1-3 years)

Full Time

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Office Full-Time

Company Size

13,000 Employees

Service Specialisms

Construction services

Engineering

Project Management

Design

Technical Services

Sector Specialisms

Mining

Mobile Cranes

Earthmoving

Crawler Cranes

Foundation Equipment

Maritime Cranes

Ship to Shore Cranes

Material Handling

Role

Description

payroll processing

reconciliations

reporting

data entry

timesheet processing

policy interpretation

Process end to end payroll on a fortnightly basis
Perform reconciliations, calculate superannuation, end of month reporting and LSL calculations
Respond to employee pay queries, data entry of new starters, terminations, deductions, process timesheets, leave requests, file and archive employee pay and personnel details
Interpret EBA and Award employment conditions, establish and maintain user and group profiles

Requirements

payroll

certificate iii

detail-oriented

self-starter

team player

Minimum 2 years’ experience as a Payroll Officer
Certificate III in Business Administration
Exceptional attention to detail, ability to work under pressure and in fast-paced environments.
Be a self-starter and able to work both autonomously and as part of a team.

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

national police clearance required
medical screening with drug and alcohol testing required

Company

Overview

1960sFounded

Year Established

The company was established in the 1960s, marking its long-standing presence in the heavy equipment sector.

Specializes in providing advanced machinery and equipment to the Australian market.
Has a strong presence across industries like construction, mining, and infrastructure, offering solutions such as cranes, earthmoving equipment, and mining trucks.
Leverages a reputation for reliability and innovation.
State-of-the-art machinery meets the diverse needs of the Australian market, offering everything from residential construction tools to large-scale mining equipment.
Committed to durability and quality, designed to handle Australia's challenging work environments.
Portfolio includes excavators, wheel loaders, mobile and tower cranes, and refrigeration units, serving commercial to industrial sectors.
Recognized for customer-centric service, providing parts, support, and training to ensure maximum uptime for clients.

Culture + Values

Innovative thinking
Commitment to quality
Customer satisfaction
Sustainability
Employee development
Teamwork and collaboration
Respect for individuals

Environment + Sustainability

Net-Zero by 2050

Emissions Target

Committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to achieve net-zero by 2050.

Focus on energy-efficient products and solutions
Investing in eco-friendly technologies
Implementation of energy-saving measures in manufacturing processes
Continuous improvements in waste management and recycling

Inclusion & Diversity

Commitment to gender equality in the workplace
Focus on creating an inclusive and diverse work environment
Active support for women in leadership roles

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