Eductor Truck Operator

Blacktown is a vibrant city located in the very heart of Greater Sydney, halfway between Sydney City and the Blue Mountains. It is a city of ambition and excitement. With a total of 54 residential suburbs, and population of 435,000 coming from more than 180 different birthplaces, Blacktown City is one of the most diverse communities in Australia.

Working in Blacktown City provides a wealth of professional opportunities. Blacktown City Council is the largest council in New South Wales, 4th largest in Australia and a leader in the development of the western Sydney region. With almost unmatched growth expected over the next 25 years, we are on an exciting journey of transformation to prepare for a population of more than 644,000. There has never been a more exciting time to join one of Sydney’s most dynamic and high-performing councils as we continue to deliver outstanding levels of service for our proud and diverse community and prepare our great city for the future.

Blacktown City Council strives to be an inclusive workplace for all people. We welcome and encourage applications from all ages and genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, the LGBTIQ+ community, veterans and people with disabilities.

About the opportunity

We are seeking a highly motivated Eductor Truck Operator who has experience in driving/operating trucks in all facets of civil construction/maintenance. This includes cleaning and repair of drainage structures, construction and restoration of road pavements/footpaths and kerb and gutter to fill a position in the Civil Operations team.

The crew undertakes road and drainage works to our requirements and in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner.

If you are interested in applying you must have at least four years of solid experience in the operation and use of jet vacuum eductor trucks, a HR licence, a white card, and experience in clearing and cleaning drainage structures including various size stormwater pipelines, drainage pits and pollution control devices. 

Qualifications and experience

Essential:

• Solid experience in operating minor plants
• Sound knowledge in all aspects associated with maintenance of Council’s roads and drainage assets
• Solid experience in operation and use of jet vacuum eductor trucks
• Solid experience in clearing and cleaning of drainage structures including various size stormwater pipelines, drainage pits and pollution control devices
• Sound knowledge of the functions of road and drainage maintenance activities
• Aware of Work Health and Safety responsibilities
• Knowledge of applicable legislation/regulations
• Class HR Licence
• Appropriate Workcover Certificates and Licences.

Remuneration and benefits

The salary and conditions of employment are in accordance with Blacktown City Council’s Enterprise Agreement.

• Entry level for this position starts at $1,167.59 per week
• 38 hour working week
• Rostered Day Off (RDO) every fortnight
• Employee benefits such as leave entitlements (where applicable), 11.5% employer contribution payable to your nominated superannuation fund, Fitness Passport, gym membership discounts, and social clubs.

Our commitment to safety

Blacktown City Council is committed to safety. We have introduced alcohol and other drug testing at the pre-employment phase, and via a series of random and cause testing.

We are a child safe organisation that supports and promotes the safety, wellbeing and empowerment of children.

Position description 

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1. Have your resume and any other relevant documentation ready to attach.
2. Have a personal email address ready to use and complete your application without 'logging-out' of the system.
3. Review the questions and decide on your responses before commencing your application.

Closing Date:           Friday 25 October 2024, 11.59 pm    

Contact Officer:       Ashleigh Beckwith on 0429 098 826 

Internal ref:              BCC239