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Eptec Defence is seeking painters/abrasive blasters to support a range of projects across Australia. The role involves surface prep, industrial painting and blasting, and use of power tools. Candidates should be comfortable working in confined spaces and at heights. Pre-employment medical and police checks are required.
Compensation is $80,000 to $90,000 per year depending on experience, with overtime and penalties under the applicable Award and Eptec's Enterprise Agreement.
Eptec Defence is a trusted provider of asset preservation, maintenance and sustainment solutions to Australia's Defence and maritime industries. Recent projects undertaken by Eptec include Hobart Class Air Warfare Destroyers (AWDs), Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs), Collins Class Submarine Full Cycle Dockings (FCDs) in South Australia, and now the Hunter Class Frigate Program.
We have exciting opportunities for Painters/Abrasive Blasters, to join our growing team and work across a variety of projects across Australia.
Compensation – $80,000 to $90,000 full time rate annually (subject to experience) - overtime and penalties in accordance with relevant Award / Eptec's Enterprise Agreement.
At Eptec, our values foster a collaborative, caring, performance-focused culture that supports a safe and secure working environment for all our teams, stakeholders and clients. We are committed to a workplace culture that strongly supports diversity and inclusion and we welcome applications from across the community.
We are keen to invest in individuals with the right attitude, who want to progress their career. We will support the successful candidate with training and development, and we provide a great working environment, withand highly competitive remuneration.
The successful candidate will be required to pass a pre-employment process including a medical and police check.
To find out more about EPTEC please view our website at: Eptec Defence | Marine preservation for defence