Concreter, Formworker and All Rounder

$40–$60 per hour | Ongoing casual, full-time hours | 6:45am start | Paid weekly | Cardup

We make precast concrete panels and elements at our yard in Cardup — the stuff that ends up in bridges, roads and big builds around WA and over east. We're after people who turn up, work hard, and take pride in what goes out the gate.

We're hiring concreters, formworkers and all rounders. Tell us which one you are and we'll put you where you're strongest.

Rates are set by level, based on your experience: $40/hr entry level, up to $60/hr or someone who has alot of experience. Know your way around a yard? You'll be paid for it.

On site and ready to go at 6:45am. Depending on your experience, you'll be working as a:

Concreter — pouring, vibrating, screeding and finishing.

Formworker — setting up timber and steel formwork, stripping and cleaning finished units.

All rounder — a bit of everything: prepping and cleaning moulds, placing and tying reo, hand and power tools, running plant if you're ticketed, and general yard duties.

Whichever one you start on, everyone gives the crew a hand when the yard gets busy. If you're keen to pick up the other trades along the way, we'll show you.

Straight up: it's hot, dusty, physical work. You're on your feet all day, lifting, bending and out in the weather. If that's your kind of day, you'll fit in fine.

• White Card

• Own transport — we're in Cardup where public transport is terrible

• Able to make a 6:45am start, five days a week

• Happy to swap between jobs and take direction from the leading hand

• Wear your PPE and work safe, every day

• Concreting, formwork or precast experience

• Screeding and finishing

• Forklift, dogging, rigging, EWP or working at heights tickets

• Can read a basic shop drawing

• $40–$60 per hour depending on experience, paid weekly

• Ongoing casual work — not a two-week fill-in

• Local job, home every night. No FIFO, no camps

• PPE supplied

• We'll pay for tickets for the right person

• Concreter, formworker or all rounder — plenty of scope to learn the other side of the yard

Hit Apply and tell us whether you're a concreter, a formworker, or an all rounder. Send whatever you've got — a résumé, a few lines on where you've worked, or just your name and number. No cover letter needed.

Or call Michelle on 0452 139 *** and have a yarn.