Brisbane Scaffold Lead (Casual) - Safe, Hands-On Supervisor

Fazen Scaffolding and Training; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 48,000 - 62,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Casual work

Training opportunities

Safety-focused culture

Job summary

Fazen Scaffolding and Training in Brisbane, QLD, is seeking an experienced Scaffold Leading Hand/Supervisor to oversee on-site scaffold operations on a casual basis. You will lead teams, ensure safety, and coordinate with project stakeholders to meet timelines and quality standards.

The role emphasizes hands-on leadership, adherence to Australian standards, toolbox talks, and ongoing development. A strong safety culture and commitment to high workmanship are essential.

Qualifications

• Current Scaffolding High Risk License or equivalent.
• Minimum 3+ years' scaffolding experience with supervisory exposure.
• Knowledge of AS/NZS 4576:2007 and WHS scaffolding requirements.
• Ability to read scaffolding plans and technical drawings.
• WWCC or willingness to obtain one if required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise on-site scaffold teams and enforce safety.
• Conduct daily site inspections and toolbox talks.
• Manage erection, modification and dismantling operations per standards.
• Plan layouts with project managers and clients to meet specs.
• Monitor scaffold structures for safety and integrity.
• Maintain records of work, materials, and incidents.
• Coordinate with other trades and stakeholders.
• Identify training needs and support team development.
• Report progress and safety concerns to management.

Skills

Scaffold leadership

Safety management

Team supervision

Communication skills

Job description

Fazen Scaffolding and Training in Brisbane, QLD, is seeking an experienced Scaffold Leading Hand/Supervisor to oversee on-site scaffold operations on a casual basis. You will lead teams, ensure safety, and coordinate with project stakeholders to meet timelines and quality standards.

The role emphasizes hands-on leadership, adherence to Australian standards, toolbox talks, and ongoing development. A strong safety culture and commitment to high workmanship are essential.