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Cimic is seeking an experienced excavator/combination operator to join a Brisbane landscaping team on large-scale commercial projects. You will operate 1.7–8 tonne excavators, Posi-Tracks and trucks, and work closely with the landscape crew on site preparation, drainage and concrete works.
The role emphasises hands-on work alongside crew mates, with opportunity to contribute across stages from earthworks to final finishes, while maintaining high safety and quality standards.
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What's on Offer $40+ per hour + Super, depending on experience and capability Full‑time, permanent position Bonus opportunities Average 38–40 hours per week Monday to Friday, with occasional Saturday work and TOIL Uniforms and PPE provided Team trips and dinners to celebrate successful projects Excellent variety of machinery and project work Large‑scale commercial, acreage and residential projects Opportunity to join a growing business with genuine long‑term career opportunities
Requirements What We're Looking For Above everything else, we're looking for a confident, experienced excavator operator who is reliable, hands‑on and works well as part of a team. Ideally, you'll bring: Strong excavator operating experience, particularly across the 1.7–8 tonne range Experience operating Posi‑Tracks / track loaders Proven experience with land clearing, trenching and site preparation Confidence working with sandstone, rock and retaining wall construction A good understanding of levels and falls Experience with stormwater, drainage and/or irrigation installation Experience using auger and jackhammer attachments Concrete preparation experience MR or HR licence highly regarded The ability to read a site and understand what needs to happen next A practical, problem‑solving approach A strong work ethic and pride in getting the job finished properly Most importantly, you'll be someone who sees themselves as part of the crew, not just the operator.