26 Sep
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Onsite Recruitment
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Australia
26 Sep
Onsite Recruitment
Australia
Level 2 Traffic Controllers Wanted | Major Events Season Coming | Up to $*hr
OnSite Recruitment is chasing experienced Traffic Controllers for work across Melbourne.
Majority weekday and day shifts available Monday to Friday, plus Events.
NFL Event – Friday 11th September
These projects require high volumes of Traffic Controllers, with ongoing work available for reliable workers.
Majority Day Shift: $*/hr
Afternoon Shift: $*/hr
Night Shift: $*/hr
Public Holidays: $*/hr
LEVEL 2 Traffic Controllers Wanted – Melbourne Metro
OnSite Recruitment is chasing experienced Traffic Controllers for work across Melbourne.
Majority weekday and day shifts available Monday to Friday, plus Events.
Massive upcoming prospects including:
NFL Event – Friday 11th September
AFL Event – Saturday 26th September
Melbourne Racing Carnival
Major Civil & Infrastructure Projects
Festivals, Roadworks & Public Holiday Events
These projects require high volumes of Traffic Controllers, with ongoing work available for reliable workers.
Excellent Pay Rates + Super
Majority Day Shift: $*/hr
Afternoon Shift: $*/hr
Night Shift: $*/hr
Public Holidays: $*/hr
What you'll be doing
Stop/Slow bat work
Set up & pack down signs
Follow traffic management plans
Keep workers and the public protected
What you need
Traffic Control Tickets TC1/TC2 (essential)
Completed minimum 20 hours placement
White Card
Driver's Licence & Full PPE (including radio)
First Aid (advantageous)
Available for short-notice shifts
Reliable and ready to work
What you get
Weekly pay
Day, Afternoon & Night shifts available
Major sporting events & Racing Carnival opportunities
Event, roadwork & civil project assignments
Ongoing work for reliable workers
Must be able to accept last-minute bookings (sometimes the day before).
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted (8am to 8pm).
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📌 Level 2 Traffic Controllers Wanted Major Events Season Coming Up To $70 10hr Melbourne (Australia)
🏢 Onsite Recruitment
📍 Australia