Health And Safety Trainer Jobs in New Zealand

• Roller Operator - Asphalt Sealing
• Temp to Perm Oppurtunite
• WTR & Class 2 Required

We are seeking a reliable and experienced Roller Operator for asphalt sealing to join our team. If you have a Class 2 driver's license, experience in rolling asphalt, and are ready for a rewarding role with long-term potential, this could be the opportunity for you!


Key Responsibilities:

• Operate the roller to seal asphalt surfaces efficiently and safely.
• Ensure quality and accuracy in the rolling process.
• Follow safety protocols and work in compliance with industry standards.
• Assist with site preparation and other duties as needed.

Requirements:

• Class 2 Driver's License (essential).
• WTR Endorsement (required).
• Previous experience in rolling asphalt or similar roles.
• Reliable transport to and from work.
• Ability to work 10-12 hour shifts.
• Open to working either day or night shifts.
• Must be punctual, dependable, and willing to work hard.

Shift Details:

• Start Time: 6:30 AM Day Shift or 6:00pm Night Shift will need to be flexable
• Shift Duration: 10-12 hours
• Availability for both day and night shifts.

This is a Temp to Perm opportunity, offering a stable role for the right candidate with growth potential.

If you're a dedicated, experienced Roller Operator who thrives in a dynamic work environment, we want to hear from you! Apply now to secure your spot in our team.

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