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Kyogle Council is seeking a Skilled Labourer – Bridges and Concrete to support the construction and maintenance of bridges, footpaths, and other concrete infrastructure. You will work within a team, performing concreting, carpentry, and plant operation duties under the Overseer, delivering safe, efficient results across the Kyogle Local Government Area.
The role offers variety and teamwork, with opportunities to grow skills in civil construction activities while following safety procedures and
As a Skilled Labourer – Bridges and Concrete, you will play an important role in the construction and maintenance of Council’s bridges, footpaths, kerb and guttering, stormwater drainage systems, and other concrete infrastructure. Working as part of a dedicated team, you will help deliver essential infrastructure projects across the Kyogle Local Government Area.
As a Skilled Labourer – Bridges and Concrete, you will undertake a variety of labouring, concreting, carpentry, and plant operation duties associated with Council’s bridge construction and maintenance activities. Working under the direction of the Overseer, you will assist in delivering works safely, efficiently, and to a high standard.
This role offers variety, teamwork, and the opportunity to develop your skills across a range of civil construction and maintenance activities.
You are a practical and safety-focused team player with experience in civil construction, concrete works, or bridge maintenance. You enjoy working outdoors, take pride in delivering quality work, and are committed to supporting your team to achieve great outcomes.
If you are a motivated and reliable worker looking to build a rewarding career in local government infrastructure, we encourage you to apply.
Kyogle Council is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from people from diverse backgrounds and experiences, people living with disabilities and indigenous Australians.