We are currently recruiting for skilled and reliable formwork and concreters to join a team working on the William Jolly Bridge for the Brisbane City Council.
This is an essential infrastructure project focused on concrete repairs and site maintenance.
Shift & Location Details: Location: William Jolly Bridge (Onsite parking provided with daily travel allowance) Roster: 4 x 9.5-hour days, 6am to 4pm Overtime: Prospect to work the 5th day for overtime.
Key Responsibilities
Inspect various concrete structures, specifically identifying zones requiring remediation, such as bridge sections deteriorating due to oxidized internal steel.
Undertake comprehensive concrete restoration duties, including: Utilizing jackhammers and grinders to break out compromised concrete material.
Preparing surfaces for repair through sandblasting methods.
Applying gunite (sprayed concrete) for structural restoration purposes.
Implementing boxing and screeding to protect and resurface repaired segments.
Accurately measuring, shaping, and cutting metal or timber components.




Operating effectively within an encapsulated work environment.
Requirements
Essential: Proven experience working with formwork and concrete - highly advantageous to have bridge remediation experience Working at Heights White Card Reliable transport
Highly Desirable: Trade Qualified in either Formwork, Carpentry or Concrete Dogman Ticket Reliable, safety-focused, and ready to work in a team environment.
Benefits
What you will get in return Brisbane City Council is one of the biggest civil construction and maintenance employers in Queensland.
There are many benefits including Working on iconic council projects Competitive EBA rates including overtime, allowances and penalties where applicable.
At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all.
We actively encourage applications from any background.
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📌 Brisbane City Council - Formwork & Concreters (Gold Coast)
🏢 Rashi Joshi
📍 Gold Coast