A FIFO recruiter has revealed that a boarding tour pays just less than $ 100 per hour.
Recruiter Alana Mohi said that applicants can earn a maximum of $ 80 per hour floating buses at mining places in Western Australia.
She said that the wage varies, depending on the location of the work, but it was not impossible for drivers to earn $ 110,000 a year.
“It is classified as an entry task, because of course you need a little experience, but all you need is your heavy rigid driver's license and the authorization of passenger transport,” she told Yahoo.
She said that drivers can even earn more than $ 80 per hour when they cover night shifts.
According to Jobs Board, the average basic rate for a bus driver in Australia is indeed only $ 36 per hour.
One advertisement for a performance on the bus in the mines offered 11 hours of services on a selection of two weeks and a week off.
“You will play a key role in the safe transport of passengers to and from the village, my site and airport, which guarantees safety and reliability,” according to it.
In addition to bus driving, employees are expected to carry out vehicle inspections and support other employees when needed.
Mrs Mohi said that the role would be a good starting point for employees who want to move to other areas of my work.
“I would not go outside and say,” Every bus driver who deserves this “because some of them are on shorter fluctuations, or they mainly do their utilities,” she said.
“But bus is one of the best jobs for someone who wants an entry task and they will generally put you in the smaller buses before you enter the Big 56 seasers or be larger than that.”
She said it was 'super easy' to land one of the jobs.
One of the lesser known benefits of the role, Mrs Mohi added, is to spend shifts in an air conditioning vehicle and from the heat.
The Recruiter previously revealed that unskilled employees could still land themselves in a six -digit mining role, who worked as a drill -decider.
The drilling assistants can earn no less than $ 150,000, although the work can be difficult.
Mrs. Mohi described it as one of the best mining courses at entry level.
Drilling offsiders are required to prepare the drill rods for holes in the locations and must maintain the systems that smear the drill.
They also have to take on the performance of the drill and log processing and samples, among other things, completed on day and night shifts.
