- Casual / Part Time / Full Time Scaffolder roles now available
- Immediate Start
- Excellent opportunity to join a rapid growing team
- Competitive pay rates and transport allowance
We are currently looking for experienced Scaffolders and labourers and to join our fast growing team with opportunities to excel within the company. Over the past few years we have become leaders in the local residential scaffold market.
Capcon Scaffolding has been recently expanding into the commercial market and we are looking for leaders and/or teams of experienced scaffolders to join and to step into permanent roles.
Scaffolder Positions:
- Must have minimum 2 year previous experience working in residential/commercial scaffolding
- Casual to full time role available for proven hard working candidates
- Must have own vehicle to get between job sites
- Reporting to the leading hand and directly to management
- Must be punctual and presentable in appearance
- Above award pay rates with overtime hours available.
- Daily transport allowance
Labourer's Position:
- Must be punctual and have own transport to get between job sites.
- Able to adhere to instructions to instructions given by leading hands and management.
- Ability to perform tasks in a safe manner and with duty of care.
- No scaffolding experience needed.
Skills and experience required:
- Basic (SB) / Intermediate (SI) / Advanced (SA) HRW Ticketed Scaffolders
- Current Drivers Licence (must have own vehicle)
- White Card
- Asbestos Awareness Card
- Silica Awareness Card
About us:
Capcon Scaffolding is a locally owned scaffolding business that is safety and service driven, offering innovative access solutions to projects in the ACT and Southern NSW Region. We pride ourselves in delivering high quality and professional work whilst upholding a high standard for our customers.
📌 Scaffolders & Labourers - ACT/Canberra Region (Environa)
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