Work With Us

We are hiring across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia. Perfect Group runs demolition, civil, remediation, concrete and labour hire work on some of the biggest projects in the country, so there is a steady run of work for people who turn up and do the job properly.

Fill in the form below and someone will ring you back within one business day. It takes about two minutes. The more you tell us about your tickets and your site inductions, the faster we can put you on a job.

    The basics

    Two minutes. Everything marked with a star is required, and the more you fill in the faster we can place you.

    We are hiring in NSW, QLD and WA, including FIFO mining work out of Perth. Pick "Anywhere in Australia" if you will travel.
    You must already have the right to work in Australia. We are not able to sponsor visas.
    Pick the closest one. The next questions change to match.

    The work you want

    These are compulsory. They are how we match you to a job.

    John Holland, CPB, Acciona, Laing O'Rourke, that level of site.
    A lot of our work is same-day and short notice. Be honest, it helps us both.
    PDF or Word, up to 5MB. If you do not have one on your phone, submit anyway and reply to our email with it.

    Your experience

    The more you tick, the better we can match you to a job.

    White CardWorking at HeightsConfined SpaceGas Test AtmospheresAsbestos Removal Class B (non-friable)Asbestos Removal Class A (friable)Asbestos SupervisorAsbestos AssessorDemolition licenceSilica awarenessEWP under 11m (Yellow Card)EWP over 11m (WP licence)Forklift (LF)Dogging (DG)Basic Rigging (RB)Intermediate Rigging (RI)Traffic Control (TCT)Implement Traffic Management Plan (TMI)ExcavatorSkid steer or Posi-trackTelehandlerRollerTruck mounted crane (HIAB)Slewing craneFirst AidRail Industry Worker (RIW) card Tick everything current. Leave blank if you are starting out.
    Sydney MetroSydney TrainsSydney WaterWestern Harbour TunnelMalabar System AllianceTransport for NSWNone yet Inducted workers get on site faster, so this matters to us.
    JackhammerQuick cut or demo sawConcrete sawPressure washerScaffold labouringSteel fixingConcretingTraffic controlCleaning and housekeepingNo tools yet, willing to learn
    ExcavatorSkid steer or Posi-trackForkliftTelehandlerScissor liftBoom liftHoistFrannaSlewing craneBobcatRollerDump truck
    Road sawingWall sawingWire sawingCore drillingHand sawingRing sawingGrinding and polishingConcrete patchingConcrete repairsConcrete cancer repairPost-tension cable workGPR scanningHydrodemolitionKerb and channel cutting
    General constructionConcrete remediationStructural steel repairsAbrasive or shot blastingIndustrial coatings and paintingWaterproofingCathodic protectionCarbon fibre strengtheningHeritage restorationAbseiling or rope accessBridge worksFacade works
    Soft strip outStructural demolitionHigh reach demolitionAsbestos removalHazmat removalPlant decommissioningTunnel and excavationCivil worksRecycling and sortingSite remediationDewatering
    DemolitionCivilRemediationConcreteStrip outRailWaterMiningCommercial buildingIndustrial

    References and availability

    A work reference or a character reference. Three is ideal, one is enough to get started.
    Fly-in fly-out, drive-in drive-out, or away for a stint. The away jobs usually pay better.
    Pick the one that suits you best right now.
    Regional means outside the capital cities: country towns, mines, regional infrastructure projects.
    New South WalesQueenslandWestern AustraliaVictoriaSouth AustraliaNorthern TerritoryTasmaniaAnywhere in Australia Tick every state you would go to.
    Optional. Helps us match you when a regional job comes up.
    Tunnels and metroRail corridorsRoads and bridgesMines and quarriesPorts and wharvesPower stations and refineriesWater treatment plantsCommercial buildings and CBDIndustrial plants and warehousesDefence sitesDemolition sitesAny site Optional. Tick as many as you like.
    Compulsory. A few lines is fine, but give us real employers and real jobs. It is what we search when a role comes up.

    Roles we are hiring for right now

    Perfect Hire is the labour hire arm of the group. If you want a permanent role with one of the divisions rather than hire work, these are the pages to read. The form is the same one, so you only fill it in once.

    What we are looking for

    We take on people at every level, from someone with a fresh White Card through to a construction manager who has run fifty million dollars of work. These are the areas we recruit into.

    • General labouring and site work. Demolition labourers, cleaners, spotters and offsiders on commercial and civil sites.
    • Ticketed operators and trades. Excavator, posi-track, forklift, telehandler, EWP and crane operators, riggers and dogmen, boilermakers, welders, formwork carpenters, steel fixers and electricians.
    • Concrete work. Road sawing, wall sawing, wire sawing, core drilling, grinding and polishing, patching, concrete repairs and GPR scanning.
    • Remediation, steel and coatings. Concrete remediation, structural steel repairs, abrasive blasting, industrial coatings, waterproofing, carbon fibre strengthening and heritage restoration.
    • Demolition, strip out and hazmat. Soft strip, structural and high reach demolition, asbestos removal both bonded and friable, plant decommissioning and site remediation.
    • Supervision, engineering and management. Leading hands, site supervisors, foremen, project engineers, project managers, construction managers, contracts administrators and WHS advisors.
    • Office, estimating and admin. Estimators, contracts administrators, accounts, payroll, scheduling and compliance.

    Tickets and site inductions matter

    Most of our work is on Tier 1 sites, and those sites will not let anyone through the gate without the right paperwork. If you already hold a White Card, Working at Heights, Confined Space, an asbestos removal ticket or a machine licence, say so on the form. If you are already inducted for Sydney Metro, Sydney Trains, Sydney Water or the Western Harbour Tunnel, that puts you near the front of the queue, because we can have you working in days rather than weeks.

    If you do not have tickets yet, still apply. We put people through training when the work justifies it, and there is general labouring you can start on while you get carded up.

    Work rights

    You need the right to work in Australia. We do not sponsor visas. If you are here on a visa that lets you work, that is fine, just tell us the subclass and any hour limits on the form so we put you on the right job. We do not charge anyone a fee to apply or to be placed, ever. If someone asks you for money to get a job with us, it is not us.

    References

    Give us at least one reference on the form. It can be a work reference or a character reference, so a previous supervisor, a leading hand, or someone who has known you a while and will vouch for you. Three is ideal and gives us the fullest picture, but one is enough to get the conversation started.

    What happens after you apply

    • You get an email straight away confirming we have your application.
    • Someone rings you within one business day, on the mobile number you give us.
    • If you did not attach a CV, reply to that confirmation email with it. It is the fastest way to get in front of us.
    • We keep your details on file. Even if there is nothing today, we come back to people when the right job lands, which is often a few weeks later.

    Where we work

    Our head office is in Marrickville in Sydney and we run a Queensland base at Slacks Creek. We have crews on projects across greater Sydney, the Hunter, Wollongong, Canberra, South East Queensland and up through Mackay, Townsville and Cairns. We are building our Western Australia crew now, including mining demolition and shutdown work, so if you are in Perth or fly out from Perth, apply and pick Western Australia on the form.

    Some jobs need people who will travel or work away from home. If that suits you, say so on the form, because those roles are usually the better paid ones and there are fewer people putting their hand up.