Loader Operator / General Hand

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THE COMPANY Road Metals is a family-owned business that has been operating all over the South Island for over 70 years as a leading quarry and aggregate supply company. The company’s biggest strength is the dedication and contribution of its staff, where family, respect, teamwork and having fun is at the heart of who we are. A staff benefits package is included to support and acknowledge the valuable contribution of our staff and their families. THE POSITION We have the opportunity to offer a position for a Loader Operator/General Hand to join our team at our Twizel Operations site. We are looking for people who are all-rounders, who take pride in the quality of their work, are team players, and are results driven. If you have experience with Earthmoving Machinery and work well independently, we would love to hear from you. Crushing & Processing plant experience would be an advantage. THE ROLE • Regular hours • Operating and maintaining crushing plant operations • Housekeeping • General Labouring • Filling in where needed e.g. Loader operations • Must have good customer service and communication skills • Able to follow procedures and able to problem solve • Mechanically minded • Enjoy variety • Able to use App based systems As our staff are our greatest asset, not only do we offer a great team environment and competitive remuneration rates for the right skills, but after qualifying periods access to staff and family benefits. Our staff benefits package includes: (*eligibility criteria applies) • Medical Insurance scheme after 18 months continuous service • EAP services • Loyalty and Long Service Payments • Family Scholarship & Education Grants Career opportunities to study for A or B Grade Quarry Managers certification would also be available for the right candidates. The successful candidate will be required to comply with Road Metals Health and Safety policies including a satisfactory pre-employment medical and drug test and criminal history check. Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa

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