Plant Operator: Heavy Plant, 5/2-7/7 Roster, 5 Weeks Leave

Murray Irrigation; Finley; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

purchase leave

annual flu vax and skin checks

supported study applications

TPD insurance

uniforms

paid parental leave

remote area salary packaging

Job summary

Murray Irrigation Limited in Finley, NSW is seeking a safety‑conscious Plant Operator to join our Civil Asset Management team. You will operate trucks, excavators, loaders and graders, perform weed control and infrastructure repairs, and complete daily pre‑starts and job‑starts while reporting on asset condition.

You will work with landholders and team members, maintaining professional relationships and contributing to the continued reliability of Australia’s largest private irrigation network

Qualifications

• Three years’ experience operating heavy plant and trucks.
• Experience operating excavator, grader, loader, spray units.
• WHS General Induction for Construction Work (NSW) and related safety trainings.
• Safety-focused with strong safety record.

Responsibilities

• Operate plant, machinery and equipment safely and efficiently.
• Weed control and infrastructure repairs.
• Conduct daily pre-starts and job-starts.
• Report on infrastructure condition and effectiveness.
• Maintain positive relationships with landholders and team members.

Skills

Heavy plant experience

Truck operation

Independent worker

Safety-focused

Good communication

Education

WHS General Induction for Construction Work (NSW)

Tools

Basic computer skills

Electronic devices for tasks

Job description

Murray Irrigation Limited in Finley, NSW is seeking a safety‑conscious Plant Operator to join our Civil Asset Management team. You will operate trucks, excavators, loaders and graders, perform weed control and infrastructure repairs, and complete daily pre‑starts and job‑starts while reporting on asset condition.

You will work with landholders and team members, maintaining professional relationships and contributing to the continued reliability of Australia’s largest private irrigation network