Drainlayer, Christchurch
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RobLawMax Recruitment

Drainlayers

  • Posted 5d ago
  • On Site
  • Full Time

Christchurch

Job Description

The Opportunity:

RobLawMax have partnered with civil clients that are looking for experienced Drainlayers to join their team in Christchurch.


Multiple roles across Civil, Residential and Commercial projects.


You will be responsible for executing drain laying tasks according to project requirements and industry standards.


What we offer:

  • Up to $37 per hour dependant on experience
  • Future training and development
  • A workplace where no two days are the same
  • Opportunity for permanent positions


What youll need to succeed

  • Full Class 1 drivers licence (class 2 preferred) with WTR
  • Drainlaying qualifications (bonus)
  • CCC Authorised (bonus)
  • Minimum 3+ years experience on civil, commercial, roading or deep drainage sites
  • Experience laying PE, concrete and PVC pipe within water, storm, sewer mains
  • Responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing drainage systems
  • Working around trenches, assisting with installing PVC and concrete pipe
  • Fit and able to due heavy duty labour when required
  • Can operate machinery (excavators, loaders, rollers)
  • Reliable team member whos willing to get stuck in
  • Strong safety and quality focus


If you're looking for a new challenge, please email through an updated resume or apply online.

Email: TanishaL@roblawmax.co.nz


RobLawMax specialises in recruitment across Construction, Infrastructure, Engineering, Manufacturing, Energy and Industrial sectors. As specialists, our consultants are equipped with industry-specific knowledge, extensive networks, and an empathy and understanding of the recruitment process within infrastructure construction. We are proud to announce that we have recently achieved ISO9001 accreditation for our Quality Management System (QMS), and ISO450001 accreditation for Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) management systems.

Desired Hard Skills

  • Safety Compliance
  • Drainlaying
  • Operating Machinery
  • Pipe Installation

Desired Soft Skills

  • Reliability
  • Teamwork
  • Responsibility

Benefits & Perks

  • 📈 Professional Development

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