Civil crews for the western growth corridor, and warehouse staff for the Truganina estates.
Wyndham has been one of the fastest growing municipalities in Australia for most of the last decade, and the labour demand shows it. Residential subdivisions at Tarneit, Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes run continuously, each one needing bulk earthworks, drainage, roads and kerb before a single house goes up. Two kilometres away, Truganina and Laverton North hold one of the densest concentrations of distribution centres in the country.
That combination is unusual and it changes what a labour hire provider needs to be able to do here. A crew of civil labourers on a Tarneit subdivision and a shift of forklift operators in Truganina are different workers, different tickets and different shift patterns. We supply both, and we do not pretend one is a substitute for the other.
Subdivision civil first, distribution second. That is the order the work actually comes in.
Drainage, trenching, kerb and channel support and general site labour across the Tarneit, Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes subdivisions.
Excavator, roller and loader operators for bulk earthworks and subdivision civil packages. Machine size matters here, the work runs from mini excavators on service trenching to 20 tonne machines on bulk push.
Ticketed controllers for subdivision road tie ins, service works and the arterial upgrades through Wyndham.
Pour crews and formworkers for crossovers, footpaths, kerb and the industrial slabs going in through Truganina.
Licensed LF and LO holders for the Truganina and Laverton North distribution estates.
Pickers, packers, storepersons and dispatch for the Truganina and Laverton North distribution estates, which sit directly east of Wyndham and draw a large share of their labour from it.
Machine operators, assembly and packaging hands for the manufacturing and food production sites across the western industrial estates.
Rigging personnel for precast and tilt panel installation on the new industrial builds.
Not an exhaustive list. If your site is nearby and not named, ask.
Bluestone Labour Group holds Victorian Labour Hire Licence VICLHL11535. In Victoria it is a legal requirement for a host employer to use a licensed labour hire provider, and the obligation sits with you as well as with us.
Subdivision civil in the west usually runs best as a mixed crew. The experienced plant operators and traffic controllers on these sites commonly hold their own ABN and carry their own insurance, while general labour is better engaged as casual employees on our payroll. Running both under one agreement is normal here rather than an exception.
The distribution side through Truganina and Laverton North is different. Warehouse and forklift work is directed, rostered and supervised by the host, which makes casual employment the appropriate model and an ABN arrangement the risky one. We engage those workers on our payroll under the relevant Modern Award, and the wages, PAYG, superannuation and WorkCover obligation sits with us.
You get one consolidated weekly invoice across the whole crew whatever the mix, with timesheets approved by your supervisor. No sign up fee, no minimum crew size and no lock in contract.
Yes, this is our core work in the west. Civil labourers, plant operators, concreters and traffic controllers for the full sequence from bulk earthworks through drainage and roads to kerb and channel.
Yes, and it is a common request in this corridor. They are different workers with different tickets, supplied under the one agreement with one consolidated weekly invoice.
24 to 48 hours covers most requests. Crew size matters more than the suburb. Two labourers tomorrow is straightforward, eight labourers in Melton tomorrow is not, and the earlier you tell us the better the workers you get.
No. Werribee, Wyndham, Tarneit, Truganina and Laverton North are all inside our normal Melbourne coverage. Travel only becomes a conversation for work outside the metropolitan area, and we would price that up front rather than add it later.
Ask us anything about our services.