Genus Infrastructure is seeking an experienced Yardy to join our team on the Clean Energy Link Nort Project bed from our Neerabup site, you'll play a key role in supporting construction activities by safely transporting materials, operating a range of plant and lifting equipment, and assisting crews across the project. This is an excellent opportunity to secure a permanent full-time position with a leading infrastructure contractor delivering one of Western Australia's largest energy projects.
About The Role As a Truck Driver Safely transport materials, equipment and plant to and from project sites
Operate a variety of equipment including vehicle loading cranes, forklifts and telehandlers
Load, unload and secure materials in accordance with load restraint requirements
Assist crews with setting up cable drums, transformers, switchgear and other electrical infrastructure
Conduct daily pre-starts, inspections and basic maintenance of vehicles and equipment
Complete delivery documentation and maintain equipment to a high standard
Work collaboratively with site crews while maintaining a strong commitment to safety and quality About you To be successful, you will have: HR Driver's Licence
Forklift Licence
Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) Ticket
Dogging (DG) Ticket
Rigging (RB) Ticket
Telehandler Ticket
White Card Desirable: Experience in utilities, transmission, construction or civil infrastructure
National Police Clearance
Current Driver's Medical
WA Fatigue Management Certificate
First Aid & CPR Why join Genus? Permanent full time opportunity
Monday–Friday roster
Based from our Neerabup site
Work on the landmark Clean Energy Link North Project
Career development within a growing national infrastructure business
Supportive team with a strong safety-first culture Apply now and join Genus Infrastructure delivering the future of Australia's energy network.
📌 Trade Assisatnt (Perth)
🏢 Genusplus Group
📍 Perth
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