Civil Construction | Heavy Plant | Projects Across Australia
Durack Civil is looking for an experienced Travelling Diesel Fitter to join our plant team, supporting civil construction projects across Queensland and interstate.
This isn't a workshop role.
You'll travel between our projects, working directly with site teams to keep a large and diverse fleet of civil construction equipment moving.
One swing could have you supporting a major road project in regional Queensland. The next could be an airport, mine infrastructure project or remote civil job somewhere else in Australia.
The role
You'll be responsible for servicing, diagnostics, breakdowns and repairs across equipment including:
- Excavators, dozers and graders
- Loaders and articulated dump trucks
- Rollers and compactors
- Stabilising and pavement equipment
- Trucks, water carts and support vehicles
- General civil construction plant
The position can involve a combination of FIFO and DIDO , depending on where our projects are operating.
We're looking for someone who:
- Is a qualified Diesel Fitter / Heavy Vehicle Mechanic
- Has solid experience with heavy earthmoving or civil construction equipment
- Can diagnose problems rather than simply replace parts
- Is comfortable working independently in remote locationsUnderstands that downtime on a civil project matters
- Takes pride in their gear, workmanship and presentation
- Is flexible and genuinely enjoys travelling
- Has a current Australian driver's licence
- Wants a long-term role rather than just the next shutdown
Experience across multiple OEMs and field-service environments will be highly regarded.
Why Durack?
Durack Civil is a rapidly growing Australian civil contractor delivering roads, airports, mining, land development and major infrastructure projects across metropolitan, regional and remote Australia.
You'll get exposure to a substantial modern fleet, interesting projects and plenty of variety - without spending every day looking at the same four workshop walls.
If you're a diesel fitter who'd rather go where the machines are than wait for them to come to you, we want to hear from you.