industrial painter and abrasive blaster

• Critical Defence Work: Play a pivotal role in the maintenance of commercial and Navy vessels.
• Professional Growth: Work alongside a team of highly skilled trades in a dynamic, large-scale project environment.
• Stability & Opportunity: Secure full-time hours (Monday–Friday) with overtime opportunities. Additionally, there is potential for this to be come a permanent role in the future.
• Supportive Culture: Join an inclusive team where diversity is celebrated and your professional development is prioritised.

As an Industrial Painter/Abrasive Blaster, your core responsibilities will include:

• Performing high-quality abrasive blasting and industrial painting.
• Utilising specialised equipment including airless spray machines, hydro blasting tools, and pressure pots.
• Ensuring all work meets strict safety and quality standards while navigating shipyard environments.

To be successful, you are safety-conscious, reliable, and driven to grow your technical skills:

• Essential Experience: Solid background in industrial painting and abrasive blasting.

• Required Qualifications:
• Certificate III in Engineering Fabrication Trade (Surface Finishing) or equivalent.
• Current White Card.
• Valid licenses: Working at Heights, Confined Space (Enter & Work), and EWP.

• Desirable: Experience in the shipbuilding, mining, heavy engineering, or energy sectors. HRW licenses (Forklift, Dogman, etc.) are a significant advantage.

This role requires access to a Defence facility. To be considered:

• You must be an Australian Citizen.
• You must be able to pass an Australian Federal Police Check and obtain a Defence Security Clearance (Learn more at the AGSVA website).