Civil Construction Apprentice: Bridges & Precast

Hazell Bros Group; Launceston; On-site; AUD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Safety culture

On-the-job training

Career pathways

Employee benefits

Job summary

Hazell Bros is opening its 2027 apprentice intake for Structures in Civil Construction, with roles at the Ulverstone precast facility and a Launceston-area site. The three-year apprenticeships combine formal TAFE study with field work to achieve a Certificate III Construction - Bridge Construction and Maintenance, starting January 2027.

You will join a supportive, safety-focused team and gain mentorship while contributing to major infrastructure projects across Tasmania, including bridges and

Qualifications

• Provisional car licence required and reliable transport.
• Willing to learn and take on new tasks.
• Enjoy problem solving and practical tasks.
• Basic maths and measurement skills.
• Comfortable working outdoors on site.
• Willing to live away from home for periods.

Responsibilities

• Assist the team on major infrastructure projects such as bridges, reservoirs, wind farms and overpasses.
• Perform steel fixing tasks as required.
• Carry out concreting and finishing work.
• Assist with dogging and rigging where needed.
• Interpret plans and drawings for construction activities.
• Contribute to precast concrete manufacturing processes.

Skills

Provisional licence

Willingness to learn

Problem solving

Basic calculations

Outdoor work

Willing to live away from home

Job description

Hazell Bros is opening its 2027 apprentice intake for Structures in Civil Construction, with roles at the Ulverstone precast facility and a Launceston-area site. The three-year apprenticeships combine formal TAFE study with field work to achieve a Certificate III Construction - Bridge Construction and Maintenance, starting January 2027.

You will join a supportive, safety-focused team and gain mentorship while contributing to major infrastructure projects across Tasmania, including bridges and