5 Construction Roles

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The video breaks down complex industry roles into easily digestible segments, making it informative and shareable for those interested in construction careers. The clear, text-heavy format caters to quick consumption on the platform.

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This video outlines five key roles found on a construction site: trades and labourers, plant operators, doggers and riggers, scaffolders, and supervisors or leading hands. It aims to educate viewers about the diverse skill sets and responsibilities within the construction industry.

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1Introduction to 5 construction roles
2Trades and labourers explained
3Plant operators and their machinery
4Doggers and riggers' safety critical roles
5Scaffolders building safe platforms
6Supervisor/leading hand responsibilities
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Not everyone on site is “just a tradie”. From labourers and plant operators to doggers, riggers, scaffolders and supervisors, every role has a purpose, and knowing who does what is part of understanding how a real site works. Want to build your construction skills? Enrol in an Onshift course today and start learning the skills used across Australian worksites! 🦺#onshift #constructionpathways #constructionskills #apprentice #creatorsearchinsights

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5 Construction Roles you'll find on site Trades + labourers Tradies are your licensed specialists: sparky plumber chippy concreter Labour are the general hands keeping the site moving. Between them, they're doing most of the physical work on site. Plant operators They run the heavy gear: excavators bulldozers forklifts cranes Licensed for each machine. If dirt's moving or something heavy's being lifted by a machine, it's them. Doggers + riggers Doggers attach the load and direct the crane. Riggers do that plus erect and dismantle temporary structures. Both need their own ticket. They're the reason crane lifts don't go wrong. Scaffolder Scaffolders build the temporary platforms so tradies can work at height safely. Licensed role with different levels. Supervisor / leading hand The boss on the ground. Coordinates trades, manages the schedule, keeps safety tight, and bridges the gap between the project manager and everyone on site. In Queensland they'll usually hold a supervisor certificate or builder's licence. Thinking of getting qualified? onshift. do more Check out the link in bio