Programmed Skilled Workforce arecurrently seeking a reliable machine operator to join a well-established client based in Wacol, QLD. These roles have stable weekly hours and are suitable for someone looking for a long term role, and who wants to learn and grow with the business.

Our client is a recognised leader in the manufacturing of bricks, tiles and cement products, with a strong national distribution network and a reputation for excellence in the industry. This is your chance to join a supportive team that values your contributions, prioritises safety, and provides genuine opportunities for growth and career development.

About The Role:
4am-230pm, Monday-Friday each week
Working indoors and outdoors
Machine operation (dehacker, slurry etc)
Labouring with cement goods including dry mix bags, tiles and bricks
Prospect to be trained on machine operation
Forklift duties (if licenced)
Housekeeping and general stores tasks

What we’re looking for:
Previous heavy factory or warehouse experience
Positive attitude
Willing to work outdoors in the yard (sheltered,



not weather dependent)
Open to learning machine operation if not already skilled
A current HRW Forklift Licence BONUS, not essential
A strong commitment to workplace safety
Ability to confidently pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screening
Reliable, hardworking individuals with a proactive, “can-do” attitude

Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted

Who we are

As one of Australia's largest employers, we work with great companies all around Australia and Recent Zealand to give you the best opportunities to work when and where you want to.

At Programmed, we are committed to creating a safe and inclusive workplace which values and respects diverse styles, backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.

We welcome and encourage women, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent and people from diverse backgrounds to apply.
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