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RobLawMax Recruitment

Civil Carpenters

  • Posted Today
  • On Site
  • Full Time

$28  -  $35 /hr

Canterbury Region

Job Description

Multiple roles available for Skilled Formworker and Civil Carpenters to complement our clients team, if you have strong work ethic, proven experience and an eye for detail then this opportunity could be for you.


Civil infrastructure projects across pump stations, bridges, retaining walls, foundations and structural work.


What were looking for:


  • General setting up of Formwork, reinforcing boxing and framing as well as walls
  • Preparing structures for reinforced concrete pours
  • Working with reinforced concrete, structural steel, and other components
  • Reading plans and construction drawings
  • Confident using hand and power tools
  • Reliable transport, positive health and safety mindset
  • Physically fit and not put off working in all types of weather
  • Site Safe preferred (we can help to receive certificate)
  • Pass drug test


Additional tickets such as EWP, Heights, First Aid or Telehandler certification would be a great advantage (we can also help upskill in this)


Whats on Offer:


  • $28 - $35p/h depending on experience/tickets weekly pay
  • Full PPE provided
  • Upskilling and training assistance where applicable
  • Potential for permanent placement
  • Visa variation for AEWV workers depending on skills, experience and position.


If you are looking for a new challenge and have the willingness to get up and go now is the time to apply online or get in touch with Tanisha Lethaby or Ellie Sarten from RobLawMax Recruitment.


Email: TanishaL@roblawmax.co.nz


Mobile: 0273331893

Desired Hard Skills

  • Formwork setting
  • Reading plans and construction drawings
  • Reinforcing boxing and framing
  • Using hand and power tools

Desired Soft Skills

  • Physically Fit
  • Positive health and safety mindset
  • Reliable transport

Benefits & Perks

  • 📈 Professional Development
  • 🏎 Competitive Salary

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