Job details Immediate Start Glenvale $65 per hour About the Client Our client is a well-established emergency services organisation supporting critical frontline operations across Queensland.
They operate and maintain a specialised fleet of heavy vehicles and equipment, with a strong focus on safety, reliability and quality maintenance.
What you will be doing As a Heavy Vehicle Mechanic you will be responsible for the below duties: Completing general cab chassis maintenance Servicing and maintaining fire trucks Maintaining small engines, generators and pumps Diagnosing mechanical and electrical faults Using diagnostic equipment and completing road tests What you will need To be successful in this role you will need to have the below:



Heavy Vehicle Mechanic Trade Certificate preferred Current Drivers Licence and reliable transport Solid mechanical and fault-finding skills Reliable and safety-focused attitude MR Licence and hydraulic experience highly desirable Whats in it for you Weekly pay with competitive rates Superannuation paid on all hours Opportunities to work with Australia's largest organisations Access to WorkPac employee benefits program Dedicated recruiter support throughout your placement How to Apply Click on the Apply button or for more information please contact: Tyson Kennedy | ****** | ************ Job Reference Number: BSINDJ********** About WorkPac WorkPac is one of the largest workforce solutions businesses in Australia, backed by over 25 years of proven success.
We offer tailored, end-to-end solutions in recruitment, skills and career development across diverse sectors, including Mining, Construction, Industrial, Engineering, Healthcare, Social Care and more.
Equal Employment Opportunity At WorkPac, we foster a work environment where everyone feels welcome and valued.
As an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, we welcome applicants from all backgrounds and embrace diversity in race, gender, age, religion, culture, and ability.

📌 Heavy Vehicle Mechanic (Western Australia)
🏢 Workpac
📍 Western Australia