Showing posts with label Australia and New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia and New Zealand. Show all posts

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Most sought Australian construction and mining job candidates in 2009

Top construction jobs in Australia for 2009

The Australian Government has moved to fast track the visa applications of professionals who are most critical to the country’s economic development in 2009. And 17 construction and mining jobs categories feature in the all-important list.

Under the program, which will be operational from 01 January, 2009, the Government will fast track the processing of permanent migration visas where the skilled migrants are sponsored by an employer. However, people applying to come to Australia without a sponsor will be given priority if they have an occupation on the government's list of skills in critical shortage.

Australian Government Dept of Immigration & Citizenship Critical Skills List

This list of Australian construction and mining jobs that feature on the Critical Skills List will only apply to people who are seeking to migrate under the skilled migration program who are not sponsored by an employer or nominated by a state or territory government.

  • Bricklayer
  • Cabinetmaker
  • Carpenter
  • Carpenter and Joiner (various)
  • Electrician (general)
  • Electrician (special class)
  • Electronic Equipment Trades
  • Engineer – Civil
  • Engineer – Electrical
  • Engineer – Mechanical
  • Engineer – Mining
  • Fibrous Plasterer
  • Gasfitter
  • Metal Fabricator, Boilermaker
  • Metal Fitter
  • Metal Machinist
  • Plumber (general)

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Friday, December 14, 2007

Gold Coast Airport job opportunities in the Queensland

260 new construction jobs will be created directly in a major expansion of the Gold Coast Airport in Queensland. But it will also create greater job opportunities in the region as further infrastructure development will be required to meet the needs of the growing number of tourists who holiday in the region each year.
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Monday, November 26, 2007

Australia recruit 18,000 Construction workers

One of the main opjective in Western Australia is the recruitment of more construction workers, this would involve structural tradespeople and plumbers over the next 10 years as a result of unprecedented economic growth.

Economic growth in Western Australia will be resulting in the hiring of up to 17,800 extra skilled workers will be needed every year for the next ten years, in regards to a report launched by education and training minister Mark McGowan. Majority of the skilled workers will need to come from Australia immigration.

For more information on the above topic select Jobs Australia

Increase Australian Construction Wage

If you are considering some construction work in Australia, workers will be delighted to here that there has been an increase in the national wage. Statistics released by the National Australia Bank.In a survey released by the Bank, salaries in the construction industry jumped by about 6 per cent in the past year.

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Increase Engineering Salary in New Zealand

Great News for New Zealand engineers as they will be a salary increases, according to a Market Issues survey from Mercer. The increase will result in salary packages for existing employees giving engineering 7.4 per cent and Marketing 8.7 per cent increase. the main outcome of this survey is stating that there is a high staff turnover and this is driving employers to offer large salary increases across many industry sectors in New Zealand.

Much more information in regards to topic please select Engineers New Zealand

Australia - 'Missing' rail infrastructure contract creates huge engineering and QS jobs opportunities in Queensland

The announcement of a $27 million infrastructure development package has been greeted as a huge boost for engineering and quantity surveying jobs in the Australian State of Queensland. Further construction job opportunities will be created when building work starts in 2008.
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Australia and Canberra construction industry's recruitment drive

Canberra Construction Industry in Recruitment Drive
Canberra is experiencing a record-breaking construction boom which has seen annual building activity worth more than AU$1 billion (£417 million) in recent years, reports the Canberra Times. The severe shortage of qualified and experienced trades people puts skilled Europeans applying for an Australian visa in a very good position.

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