Driller - Wa Civils (Western Australia)

Driller - Wa Civils (Western Australia)

13 Oct
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Genusplus Group
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Western Australia

13 Oct

Genusplus Group

Western Australia

Job Description
We are currently seeking an experienced Pepper Rig Driller to join our team on a full-time basis, working a 2:1 FIFO roster in the Pilbara.
Essential Requirements n
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Proven experience operating Atlas Copco PowerROC T35 and T45 drill rigs
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HR Driver's Licence
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Ability to work a 2:1 FIFO roster in the Pilbara
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WA-based applicants preferred
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Strong commitment to safety and teamwork
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About the Role n
While drilling is the primary focus of this position, there will be periods when drilling activity is reduced. During these times, you'll be expected to assist with a variety of other site tasks, so a positive attitude and willingness to help across different work areas are essential.
What We Offer n
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Full time, ongoing employment
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Competitive remuneration
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2:1 FIFO roster in the Pilbara
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Supportive team workplace
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Opportunity to work with a respected and growing company
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About the Business n
Genus Infrastructure (GNI) are specialists in delivering end-to-end cutting-edge solutions across multiple sectors throughout Australia. As a subsidiary of the GenusPlus Group (ASX: GNP), GNI operates across Transmission, Distribution, Substations, Communications, and Renewable Energy.
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If you're an experienced driller who enjoys being part of a hardworking team and is happy to get involved wherever needed, we'd love to hear from you.
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📌 Driller - Wa Civils (Western Australia)
🏢 Genusplus Group
📍 Western Australia

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