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Trade Assistant - Ampol Turnaround, Lytton

Wood · Australia · Posted Jun 25, 2026

Company Wood Location Australia Employment type Full-time Posted Jun 25, 2026 Listed via Wood

Wood delivers maintenance and turnaround services for the Ampol Lytton Refinery and is seeking experienced heavy industry Trades Assistants for the upcoming mid-year FCCU shutdown. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a fast-paced, high-performing team working on a major refinery event, commencing at the beginning of June for approximately 8 weeks.

This short-term role offers strong EBA benefits and rates, all while allowing you to remain based at home. Penalty rates apply.

As this is a Brisbane-based role, only local applicants will be considered at this time.

Applications will not be accepted via email or telephone.

Applicants must have full work rights in Australia to be considered for the role.

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Responsibilities

  • Demonstrable strong focus and commitment to safety
  • Enjoy working in a team environment and self-motivated
  • Ability to work autonomously when required, while taking ownership of the role.

Qualifications

  • You will have proven TA maintenance experience in heavy industry environments
  • Previous Shutdown/T&I experience is a definite advantage
  • Current Forklift License desirable, but not essential
  • Excellent communication skills
  • You must have Working at Heights and Confined Space tickets
  • Must be available to pass a Wood medical, after providing the required safety tickets, construction card and driver’s licence to MyPass.

Wood encourages Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply.

Applicants must have full work rights in Australia to be considered for the role.

Applications will not be accepted via email or telephone.

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