Job Overview
Civil labourers play a vital role in various civil and maintenance projects, supporting skilled tradespeople and operators by performing a wide range of manual tasks.
Key Responsibilities:
* Road and pavement maintenance involves patching potholes, laying asphalt and concrete, kerb and gutter work, ensuring the integrity of road infrastructure.
* Drainage and utility work includes installing, repairing, and maintaining storm water drainage, sewer, and water systems, guaranteeing efficient waste management.
* Site preparation and restoration involve digging trenches, shovelling, raking, compacting earth, manual handling of materials, and site clean-up, promoting safe working conditions.
* Traffic management requires setting up and dismantling traffic control devices in line with approved traffic control plans, ensuring public safety.
Essential Skills and Requirements:
* Physical fitness is crucial for undertaking strenuous manual labour outdoors in various weather conditions, demonstrating adaptability.
* A valid driver's licence is essential, as civil labourers may be required to operate vehicles or equipment, showcasing responsible driving skills.
* The construction safety card (white card/equivalent) serves as proof of general construction induction training, highlighting a commitment to workplace safety.
* Traffic control tickets and HR or MR licences are also necessary, emphasizing the importance of compliance with industry regulations.