CELOTTI WORKFORCE is currently seeking an experienced Painter Blaster for an ongoing opportunity in Darwin, NT.
This role involves cleaning pontoons out of the water while working on land.
This is an ongoing position for the right candidate who fits well within the team.
Key Responsibilities: Cleaning pontoons out of the water on land Working safely and efficiently as part of a team Maintaining a high standard of workmanship and site safety Our Ideal Candidate: Previous experience in painting, blasting or a similar industrial environment Reliable, hardworking and punctual Physically fit and capable of completing manual duties Able to work effectively as part of a team Strong commitment to safety and following site procedures What We Can Offer: $55/hr flat rate | Rate includes travel Monday to Friday, 6:30am – 5:00pm Hours may vary as this is a casual position Ongoing work for the right candidate Immediate chance available Continued support from a dedicated Celotti recruiter To Apply If you believe you're the right person for this role, please click APPLY,



email your resume to mika @celotti.com.au or contact Mika on ************.
About us: CELOTTI WORKFORCE is a specialist provider of temporary and permanent blue- and white-collar staffing solutions across Australia.
With a strong national presence, we connect skilled, reliable and safety-focused workers with opportunities across the building, infrastructure and resources sectors.
From short-term projects to permanent placements, we deliver tailored workforce solutions to support both major projects and ongoing operations.
Supporting Diversity: CELOTTI WORKFORCE is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in all its forms.
We are committed to creating a safe, inclusive and respectful workplace where everyone is treated fairly.
We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and from individuals of all backgrounds, identities and lived experiences.
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📌 Painter Blaster | Darwin | Nt (Australia)
🏢 Celotti Workforce
📍 Australia