LPG Cylinder Tester & Labourer (Day Shift, Mon-Fri)

BWA National; Blacktown; On-site; AUD 38,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Uniform provided

Full training provided

Overtime opportunities

Job summary

BWA Gas is seeking a labourer to join the LPG cylinder testing team at the ELGAS site in Blacktown, NSW. The role is casual with a 38-hour week, Monday to Friday, starting early with overtime opportunities.

You will assist with processing and re-testing LPG cylinders, follow SOPs, and work in a safety-conscious production environment. Responsibilities include sorting and preparing cylinders, removing/installing valves, painting, hole-punching failed cylinders, and recovering LPG from re-tests.

Qualifications

• The physical capacity to lift up to 20kg repetitively.
• A strong work ethic and reliable, punctual attendance.
• The ability to follow instructions, SOPs and safety procedures.
• The ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• A willingness to complete an online induction.
• The ability to pass a pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening.

Responsibilities

• Sorting and preparing LPG cylinders for re-testing.
• Removing and installing cylinder valves.
• Painting LPG cylinders.
• Hole-punching cylinders that have failed testing.
• Recovering LPG from cylinders being re-tested.
• General labouring and production duties as required.
• Following Safe Operating Procedures (SOPs) and all site safety requirements.

Skills

Lifting up to 20 kg

Safety-focused

Punctual attendance

Teamwork

Job description

BWA Gas is seeking a labourer to join the LPG cylinder testing team at the ELGAS site in Blacktown, NSW. The role is casual with a 38-hour week, Monday to Friday, starting early with overtime opportunities.

You will assist with processing and re-testing LPG cylinders, follow SOPs, and work in a safety-conscious production environment. Responsibilities include sorting and preparing cylinders, removing/installing valves, painting, hole-punching failed cylinders, and recovering LPG from re-tests.