About the Role

Our work takes us where others can't go — steep slopes, tight sites, and remote locations. We're looking for a Rope Access Technician to join our slope stabilisation team. If you like working outdoors, tackling tough jobs, and building skills that few others have, this role is for you.

What You Need to Be
IRATA Level 1 minimum (500hrs+). Level 2 and 3 strongly desirable
Experience with geotechnical work: scaling, drilling, shotcrete, steel fixing, tension mesh, gabion cages
Physically fit and ready for outdoor work in challenging environments
Confident working on ropes, slopes, and in rugged terrain
Organised with paperwork and basic technology (reporting, safety compliance, daily logs)
A team player who's not afraid to step in and help wherever needed

Requirements
White Card




Work at Heights certification
National Police Clearance
Current Driver's Licence
Ability to pass a pre-employment medical and drug screening
Bonus: Trade skills in drilling, excavator operation, EWP, shotcrete or concreting (highly regarded)

What You Can Expect
Work in a tight-knit crew with supervisors who lead from the front
Exposure to specialist limited-access drilling off ropes and slope stabilisation
A secure, supportive work setting where safety is never compromised
Opportunities to broaden skills across multiple trades and grow with a quick-moving company

📌 Rope Access Technician Queensland (Australia)
🏢 Pointe Engineering
📍 Australia