Tired of outfits that promise steady work then go quiet, hand you tired gear, and never let you own a single job? This is grader work across WA where you run it your way.
Fill this out and Paolo calls you back himself. No form-letter, no runaround.
PZ Corp works all over WA. Peel, the Wheatbelt, the Great Southern and further out again. Grader work on bulk earthworks, driveways, water catchment and fire breaks. Dam builds on rural blocks. Hard-stands and carparks. Vegetation management and mulching down fence lines. It's proper earthmoving on land that matters to the people who own it, and the standard is the job gets done once and done right.
You're on the road, seeing country most blokes never lay eyes on. Some jobs you're a good drive from town, out on a rural property, running the work yourself and making it yours. Final trim with the grader is the bread and butter, so you've got to be able to lay a surface you'd be proud to walk. You work alone, you own it, and the boss backs you to get on with it.
You'd be running a GD 655-5 GPS grader, and there's a W170-3 excavator, a Case 2050M dozer and a Kenworth K200 with a 40-ton float in the fleet. Gear that gets looked after, not run into the ground. Paolo's been on the tools himself for five years building this. Bring a good attitude and you'll get good at running remote jobs start to finish, on your own call.
Bad outfits leave you guessing, string you along, then go quiet. Here you put your hand up, have a real yarn, and get on the gear. Simple.
Fill out the short form. Takes a minute. Tell us where you're at and what you can run. That's all we need to get started.
Paolo rings you himself. Straight answers both ways. What the work is, where it takes you, and pay talked through honestly on the phone.
See the gear, get across the job, and get started. From there you're running your own work across WA and making it yours.
Yeah, that's the job. Final trim free hand and GPS on the GD 655-5 grader is the core of it, so you need to lay a surface you'd stand behind. If you can trim clean and work on your own, you'll fit right in.
A fair bit. We work all over WA, so you've got to be keen to work remote and get around. You'll see country most blokes never do. If you like being on the road and running your own job, this suits you.
Often, yeah. This role is for someone who can work alone and make the job his own. You run it, you own the result. Paolo backs you to get on with it rather than looking over your shoulder all day.
Good pay for the right person with the right attitude. We don't quote a figure online because it depends on you and what you bring. Paolo talks it through honestly and straight on the phone, both ways.
Looked after. GD 655-5 GPS grader, W170-3 excavator, Case 2050M dozer and a Kenworth K200 with a 40-ton float. Paolo's run this gear himself for five years. You won't be fighting tired machines all day.
I've been building PZ Corp for five years now, running grader work, dam builds, hard-stands and mulching for rural property owners across the Peel, Wheatbelt and Great Southern. I've been on the gear myself the whole way, so I know what a good day and a bad day looks like from the seat.
I'm after someone keen to work remote, travel around, see different parts of WA and run his own job. Someone who can final trim with a grader , take pride and make the job his own. I back my people to get on with it. Bring a good attitude and I'll look after you.
The way I run it is simple. Do the job once, do it right, look after the gear, and be straight with the crew. If that sounds like the sort of outfit you want to be on, put your hand up and let's have a yarn.
Put Your Hand Up
No runaround, no pressure. Put your hand up, have a real yarn, and see if this crew's for you.