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Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Onsite
Casual Agitator Driver Wanted!
Join us as a casual Agitator Driver and enjoy competitive pay, overtime, and a supportive team environment. You’ll operate modern, well-maintained trucks equipped with cutting-edge safety technology, route mapping, and load tracking systems. No two days are the same, and you’ll interact with a wide range of people while delivering high-quality concrete to our customers.
Why This Role?
Casual Agitator Driver based out of our Bundaberg Concrete Plant.
Hourly rate: $32.61 to $37.90 (depending on experience) + 25% casual loading + superannuation + overtime.
Expecting 4-8 hours per day (pending workload), including Saturday shifts when needed.
Overtime: time and a half after 8 hours, double time after 10 hours.
Operate modern, well‑maintained trucks featuring advanced safety technology, route mapping, and load tracking.
Enjoy daily variety and interact with a wide range of people while delivering high-quality products.
10-day comprehensive training program for all new starters.
About You
Hold a valid Heavy Rigid (HR) licence with previous driving experience (preferred but not essential).
Possess a current Construction White Card or be willing to obtain one prior to starting.
Strong people skills with a safety-first mindset.
Pride in your ride – keeping your truck clean and presentable is important.
Ability to pass pre-employment medical, including drug and alcohol testing.
About Heidelberg Materials
With over 4,000 employees across 300 sites, we operate a vast production and logistics network throughout Australia. Backed by global R&D and national collaboration, we deliver high-quality concrete, aggregates, road base, sand, asphalt, and sustainable recycled materials for civil and infrastructure projects.
Driven by excellence and performance, we’re shaping the future of Australia’s construction materials industry. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer, welcoming diversity and encouraging applications from Indigenous Australians, people with disabilities, culturally diverse backgrounds, and the LGBTQI+ community.