Job Opportunities In The Northern Territory

Unlike everywhere else in Australia, the Northern Territory provides a completely different experience as a working holiday maker. The tropical city of Darwin, desert stretching as far as the eye can see and outback farms straight out of a western movie, there are work opportunities and an alternate way of life that you just can’t get anywhere else. Check out the job opportunities in the Northern Territory.

Hospitality

As the south succumbs to winter, all eyes are on the north between April and October, so the hospitality industry is rife with job opportunities from chefs and bar staff to hotel managers and maintenance staff to cater for the rush of working holiday makers heading to Darwin.

Nursing

Nursing is in high demand whether in urban or rural areas of the Northern Territory. Casual and registered nurses are being sought after in all manners, but especially aged care, critical care, A&E and midwifery.

Working on a Cattle Station

Get your hands dirty working at a cattle station in the outback. A truly rewarding experience, jobs can range from fencing and mustering work to cooking in the kitchen, driving cattle and being an actual Jackaroo or Jillaroo in remote parts of NT.

Construction

Growing rapidly, Darwin has a particularly high concentration of construction projects throughout the year. Jobs you can find include roof carpenter, stonemason, pipelayer and bricklayer.

Fruit Picking

With seasonal harvests, fruit picking is great for casual or part time workers. The busiest season is probably mango season between September and November as hundreds of workers are required, but there’s also bananas all year round, melons between May and November, and grape picking November – December.

To find your ideal job in Darwin and the Northern Territory, visit thejobshack.com.au.

Website currently under construction, call 08 8923 9774 or pop in and see them at 69 Mitchell Street, Darwin.

A construction worker is a member of a construction team who performs a variety of fundamental duties that need physical exertion on building sites. Clearing and prepping the site, erecting scaffolding, barricades, bracing, and other temporary structures, as well as running concrete mixers, jackhammers, saws, and drills, among other things, are all possible responsibilities.

What exactly does a Construction Worker do for a living?

Constructors operate on all types of building projects, doing a broad variety of duties ranging from the relatively simple to the exceedingly complex and dangerous. Although many of the duties they do need some training and experience, the majority of professions necessitate minimal talent and can be mastered in a short period of time.