Bus Driver - Identified Positions

Bus Driver - Identified Positions


Company
ComfortDelGro Australia (CDC)
Location
Seven Hills, New South Wales, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
97 days ago
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Job Description
Yarn with Us – Bus Driver Roles for MobWe’re looking for our Mob to join the team at CDC NSW as Bus Drivers.If you’re Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and live near Seven Hills, Rouse Hill or Dural we’d love to hear from you.This is part of our journey in reconciliation – walking together, creating jobs that feel right for our people, and building strong futures.Why CDC NSWWe’re the biggest private bus mob in NSW, and we’re proud to serve our communities every day.We’re about real people, real stories, and real connections. No fancy suits – just good yarns, respect, and teamwork.We Stand By Our ValuesRespect for Country and CultureSafe and inclusive workplacesOpportunities for growth and learningWhat’s in it for you?Good pay – $33.8304/hour weekdays, with potential to earn up to $90k/yearFree OPAL card – travel anywhere in NSWLicense upgrades – we’ll help you get thereTraining and support – we walk with you every step of the wayCulturally safe team – where you can be yourselfCareer pathways – grow your skills and take on new rolesDiscounts – on groceries, gym, health cover, and even carsWho We’re Looking ForIf you care about your mob, your community, and keeping people safe – this could be for you.You don’t need to be a bus driver already. If you’ve got a good driving record and a deadly attitude, we’ll teach you the rest. All you need is a good current driving record and a full driver's license held for a minimum of 12 months. How To Get StartedApply online – CDC NSW CareersWe’ll have a yarn – our team will call for a chatMeet the manager – face-to-face interviewChecks – police, work rights, and medicalStart your journey – we’ll get you on the roadWant to know more?Give us a call on 1300 533 709 or email [email protected] We’re here to support you.CDC NSW pays respect to Elders past and present, and to all First Nations peoples.We honor your connection to land, waters, and community.Let’s walk this journey together.

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Quick answers about Welder Jobs

Q What is the minimum hourly rate for qualified welders in Australia in 2026?
Under the Manufacturing and Associated Industries and Occupations Award 2020, the minimum hourly rate for a qualified welder at Grade 5 is AU$29.45 as of 1 July 2026. This rate applies to full-time adult employees and excludes allowances for overtime, which is paid at 150% on weekdays. Penalty rates apply for weekends at 200%.
Q Can international welders apply for the Temporary Skill Shortage visa in 2026?
Welder (ANZSCO 322313) is listed on the Short-term Skilled Occupation List for the Subclass 482 visa, allowing sponsorship for up to 2 years for short-term stream or 4 years for medium-term. Applicants need at least 2 years relevant experience and a positive skills assessment from Trades Recognition Australia. English proficiency requires IELTS 5.0 overall.
Q What qualifications are required to start as a welder in Australia?
A Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (MEM30319) is the minimum qualification, typically gained via a 4-year apprenticeship combining 3 years on-the-job training and 1 year off-the-job. Entry requires Year 10 completion with passes in English and Maths. Overseas qualifications must be assessed by Trades Recognition Australia.
Q What documents do I need to apply for welder positions in Australia?
Required documents include a current resume detailing welding certifications, White Card for construction sites, and evidence of trade qualifications like Certificate III. For apprenticeships, provide Year 10 certificate and apprenticeship contract. Police check and working with children check are mandatory for site-based roles.
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