Job Description
Shotcreters Finishers — Civil & Infrastructure | Sydney
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Bedrock Workforce is growing our crew of skilled Shotcreters and Concrete Finishers for ongoing work on major civil and infrastructure sites across Sydney. You'll be part of the Bedrock team, deployed to our project sites, with genuine full time work and a company that backs its people.
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We're heading into a very busy period and want quality tradespeople who take pride in their finish and want to stick around the right people stay on full-time.
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The work
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Shotcrete finishing — screeding, floating, trowelling and sponging to a high standard
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Pump operating, spraying or finishing (tell us your strengths)
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Working in a tight, quality-driven Bedrock crew on active civil sites
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What you'll bring
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Solid experience in shotcrete spraying, pump operating and/or finishing
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A genuine quality finish — screed, float, trowel and sponge done right
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Reliability and a good attitude — easy to work with, switched on
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Up for the hours — 50-hour week (10-hr days Mon–Fri plus some Saturdays), fluctuating with the program. Long hours come with the role, so you'll need to be ready for it
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White Card and tickets are a plus — but not essential.
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Working supervisors welcome — ours lead from the front and stay on the tools
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Why Bedrock
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Full-time, ongoing work with a real pipeline, not a one-week gig
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Strong hourly rate for your skill, paid fortnightly, PAYG
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Plenty of overtime with the long-hour weeks
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A crew with a strong values base that delivers quality and looks after good people
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Training and tickets provided for the right candidates
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Long-term stability with a growing Sydney workforce company
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If you're a quality shotcreter or finisher after steady work and a crew worth staying with, we want to hear from you.
📌 Shotcreters Finishers -- Civil & Infrastructure | Sydney (New South Wales)
🏢 Bedrock Workforce
📍 New South Wales
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