Cape Dunstans stands at the forefront of Australia's Utility and Mining Services sector, with a legacy of over three decades in the industry. As an integral part of the CFC group, Cape Dunstans operates as a dynamic service business with a primary focus on project delivery. Our highly skilled teams specialise in the installation of cabling for power and communication infrastructure, alongside expertise in pipeline solutions for water, gas, sewer, and stormwater applications.

Due to the award of the Network Renewal of Underground Power project (NRUPP) for Western Power, which in collaboration with local government is aimed at delivering the benefits of underground power to their communities, we are seeking a HIAB Truck driver to join our teams for this long term project. This position requires a strong work ethic, attention to detail, hands on attitude and a commitment to high safety standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Previous experience operating a HIAB truck to assist crews in installation of underground power

Loading and unloading goods onto trucks

Safety checks and maintenance on the crane, checking fluids, inspecting cables

Ensure that all technical, safety procedures and contract specific requirements are followed

Willingness to work on the ground assisting drillers and offsiders

Contribute to Toolbox Talks, Risk assessments and review SWMS documentation

Minimum requirements:

Previous experience as a Hiab truck driver

Construction Induction (White Card)

Driver's Licence (HR Class minimum)

Relevant operating tickets – HRWL vehicle mounted crane

Additional advantageous qualifications include:

Western Power Network Authority Card

Western Power Green card

First Aid Certificate

Our values

Cape is a value' s driven company. That means that at work we all live and act our RIPPA values - Respect, Integrity, Persistence, Passion and Accountability. These values are the backbone of the organisation, and they guide our behaviour and underpin our corporate culture.

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