We are seeking a Carpenter to work in a full time (80 hours/fortnight) capacity based at Nhill.
ABOUT THE ROLE:
The Carpenter undertakes building, construction, joinery, fit-out, maintenance and related trade activities across West Wimmera Health Service.
The role supports safe, functional and well-maintained facilities through general construction work, preventative maintenance, maintenance requisitions, procurement of building materials and coordination of specific projects under the direction of the Engineering & Maintenance Manager.
The Carpenter is expected to complete work to a high standard of safety and workmanship, comply with relevant building, quality and WHS requirements and contribute positively to WWHS values and service delivery.
KEY SELECTION CRITERIA:
Essential:
Qualified Carpenter.
Extensive knowledge of Building Code of Australia requirements and other relevant building, construction and maintenance requirements.
Effective communication and organisational skills.
The ability to work both independently and as part of the Engineering team.
Excellent building, construction and joinery skills, including capacity to use trade tools and cutting equipment safely.
Ability to read, interpret and update plans and drawings.
Desirable:
Computer skills including Outlook, email and computerised maintenance or record-keeping systems as required.
Knowledge of occupational health and safety principles.
Training in the principles of infection prevention and control.
Previous experience working in a health service, aged care, public sector or multi-site environment.
PRE-REQUISITES:
NDIS Worker Screening Clearance.
Working with Children Check.
Fully vaccinated (including influenza) as per current Department of Health Directives.
Australian Driver’s License.
KEY RESPONSBILITIES:
Undertake general construction, carpentry, joinery, fit-out, concreting, tiling, plastering and related maintenance works across WWHS facilities.
Carry out preventative and responsive maintenance activities and maintain accurate maintenance records.
Support safe project delivery, including ordering materials, obtaining quotations and checking received building goods in accordance with procurement and organisational requirements.
Work safely and professionally with staff, contractors, patients, residents, visitors and community members across WWHS sites.
Contribute to quality, safety, risk management, infection prevention, accreditation and continuous improvement activities relevant to the role.
HOW TO APPLY: If you wish to apply and be considered for this role, please submit the following information in one document:
Your resume, including a comprehensive employment history, the qualifications you hold and the contact details for at least three referees.
A cover letter outlining your suitability for the role.
Response to the Key Selection Criteria found above, using recent examples of your experiences.