Job Details
Closing Date: December 31, 2016
Local only, not FIFO
Immediate start
60hrs/week
WorkPac are seeking an experienced Electrician for a ongoing work at a local Mt Isa mine site. Must be based locally in Mt Isa or willing to relocate at your own cost.
Previous industrial and/or mining experience is essential, work will primarily be fixed plant maintenance in lead areas of the mine, the successful applicants must be fit & healthy and willing to wear a respirator while on shift.
Roster will be 5 shifts/week, working 12hrs/shift, pay rate is $50/hr flat rate (same for day/night shift).
To apply, please ensure you meet the following criteria:
-QLD electrical licence
-Current LVR/CPR certificates
-EWP, working at heights and confined space
-Be available immediately
If successful you must be willing to cover all costs to become site ready, including a medical ($700), fire & first aid ($175) and manual handling ($160).
For more information contact the Mt Isa office on 07 4744 6922.
Profession: Mining, Oil & Gas
Role: Mining – Eng. & Maintenance
Work Type: Casual
Reference Number: MINDJ201656206
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