31 Oct
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Port of Townsville
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Townsville City
31 Oct
Port of Townsville
Townsville City
The Operator/Labourer Entry Level role will support the Maintenance team in maintaining and operating Port infrastructure and assets necessary to complete all Port Maintenance works programs effectively and efficiently whilst under the guidance and supervision of qualified personnel. This Entry Level role is ideal for individuals looking to develop skills and knowledge in the Maritime industry while completing various training to progress to further Operator classification levels.
Annual Salary $72,909 - $83,798 (excluding Superannuation)
Why choose the Port | Port of Townsville
Employee Value Proposition
About the Port
The Port of Townsville Limited (the Port) has been actively shaping the future of Townsville and North Queensland for 160 years.
Today, we are Australia's largest port for zinc, lead, copper, sugar and fertiliser. Additionally, we handle more motor vehicles and containerised goods than any other port in Northern Australia. The goods that flow through our ports are grown, mined, manufactured and used to better the lives of more than 800,000 people across a vast catchment area, spanning from Hinchinbrook to the Burdekin and west to Mount Isa.
On average, more than 7.5 million tonnes of goods, worth more than $11.4 billion, cross our wharves each year. Thanks to our customers, we are one of the country's most diverse ports, linking more than 30 different commodities to 130 ports in 44 countries.
The Townsville port is also an increasingly strategic forward mounting location in Australia's Defence capabilities, as well as an important tourism enabler due to its modern dedicated cruise ship terminal.
Working with the Port
The Port of Townsville is expanding its team of passionate and innovative professionals as we undergo a period of significant and sustainable growth.
We are currently undertaking the biggest port expansion in our history, trade volumes are expected to triple by 2050 as new projects in rare earth, critical minerals and renewable energy come to realisation and demand for Defence and cruise shipping capacity is rapidly increasing.
In the coming years we will be challenged to continue to deliver highly competitive day to day port operations, drive improvements in sustainability across all areas of the business and deliver major capital works projects that will ensure our capacity to facilitate the trade demands of the future.
We are currently looking for exceptional talent to join our team as we embark on this journey. Are you a proactive and ambitious individual with a passion for making a real impact? This is your chance to be part of a collaborative and forward-thinking environment where your ideas and contributions will be valued.
The Port provides a supportive workplace culture that is committed to improving diversity and fostering inclusivity. With a strong focus on nurturing growth and continuous learning, you'll have the resources and guidance to excel in your role and beyond.
Position specific responsibilities
- Assist with operation of the Port's floating plant and equipment; mobile plant and machinery.
- Conduct basic civil/maintenance work on Port plant,
equipment and services.
- Maintain the Port's wharves and equipment, boat ramps, boat moorings and navigational leads etc.
- Operate hand tools, power tools, workshop and emergency equipment in accordance with training and competency levels.
- Provide and maintain records of time and materials utilised, prepare materials lists, complete and return inspection check sheets, comply with maintenance and service schedules and report schedule deficiencies.
- Actively provide positive input and solve day to day job problems and establish and improve work methods in the course of maintenance and repair work.
- Ensure compliance of the Port's use of TAKE 5 and Safe Operating Procedures (SOPs) with all tasks and assist with Job Safety Environmental Analysis (JSEA's) and Secure Work Method Statements (SWMS) when required.
- Perform periodic inspections and testing of emergency equipment including oil pollution equipment, fixed and mobile plant to ensure equipment is fully functional.
- Participate in port emergency responses and associated training as directed to assist with successful restoration of the Port back to an operating capacity in the event of an emergency.
- Any other duties commensurate with level and accountabilities, or as directed by leadership.
- Contribute to the Port's strategic plans including the Statement of Corporate Intent, Corporate Plan and Port Vision 2050.
- Ensure appropriate health and safety, environmental management, quality and information security practices are implemented for all works to comply with the Port's policies and relevant legislation.
- Comply with all relevant legislation, codes of practice and standards.
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