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SEEK is seeking an experienced Scaffolding Supervisor to support maintenance, shutdown and project works in an industrial setting. The role is site-based, hands-on and requires leading crews through scaffold erection, alteration and dismantling with safety at the forefront.
You will work with site supervisors and maintenance teams to ensure scaffolds meet work demands, including around conveyors and plant, while managing risks and inspections on complex arrangements.
We are looking for an experienced Scaffolding Supervisor to support ongoing maintenance, shutdown and project works within an industrial environment.
This is a practical, site-based supervisory role suited to someone with strong hands‑on scaffolding experience who can assess upcoming work, determine safe and effective scaffold access requirements, and lead crews through the erection, alteration and dismantling of scaffolding.
Works will vary across maintenance and project activities and may include providing scaffold access around conveyors, chutes, plant, equipment and other restricted or elevated work areas.
You will work closely with site supervisors, maintenance crews and other trades to ensure scaffolds are built safely, efficiently and to suit the work being performed.
Assessing work areas and determining practical scaffold and access requirements
Planning and supervising scaffold builds for maintenance, shutdown and project activities
Supervising the erection, alteration and dismantling of scaffolding
Leading and supporting scaffold crews onsite
Managing advanced and complex scaffold arrangements where required
Ensuring scaffolds are erected safely and in accordance with applicable requirements
Identifying working‑at‑heights, access, dropped‑object and interaction risks
Completing and coordinating scaffold inspections, handovers and tagging
Working around operating plant, conveyors, chutes and other industrial equipment
Participating in pre‑starts, JHAs/JSEAs, SWMS and site risk assessments
Coordinating with site supervisors and other trades to ensure scaffold access suits the work being undertaken
Identifying scaffold arrangements that require additional engineering or technical review
Maintaining a strong focus on safety, quality and productivity throughout scaffold activities
SA – Advanced Scaffolding High Risk Work Licence – Essential
Extensive industrial scaffolding experience
Previous experience as a Scaffolding Supervisor or Leading Hand
Strong practical knowledge of advanced and complex scaffolding
Experience supervising scaffold crews in maintenance, shutdown or project environments
Experience working around operating plant and industrial equipment
Strong understanding of working‑at‑heights and fall‑risk controls
Good working knowledge of SWMS, JHAs/JSEAs and site risk assessments
Ability to interpret job requirements and determine safe, practical scaffold access solutions
Construction White Card
Working at Heights competency
Current Coal Board Medical and Standard 11
Certificate IV in Work Health & Safety would be advantageous but is not essential
A growing Australian heavy industry services provider operating in heavy industry, mining, power generation, projects and shutdowns.