Leasehand Roles in Oil & Gas (FIFO) Kickstart your career | Culturally safe & supported Assessment Centre | Certificate II Training Included if Successful
Are you ready to start a hands-on, rewarding career? Ventia is committed to empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through genuine employment pathways. We're offering a unique opportunity to join the Oil & Gas industry as a Leasehand, with full training, support, and career progression — no prior experience needed.
Upcoming Assessment Centre – Supported by TRECCA
As part of our commitment to First Nations employment, we will be holding an Assessment Centre designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates, supported by our TRECCA (Traditional Owner Engagement, Cultural Capability & Awareness) team.
This culturally inclusive and supportive process will help you feel confident, informed, and ready to take on your new role with Ventia.
About the Role
As a Leasehand, you’ll play an important support role in day-to-day rig operations. Think of it like a Trade Assistant job—but in the heart of Australia’s energy sector. You’ll be moving gear, helping clean and maintain the site, and backing up the crew where needed.
What You’ll Gain
Key Responsibilities
What’s On Offer
Who We’re Looking For
Diversity
At Ventia, we are committed to creating opportunities and investing in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander talent. Our goal is to build a workforce that reflects the diverse communities in which we live and work. Our upcoming Assessment Centre will be a culturally safe and welcoming space to support you in taking the next step in your career journey.We believe that embracing diversity and fostering inclusion are essential to unlocking potential and driving success. That’s why we strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.
Please note: These positions are designated for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants only, as an equal opportunity measure under Section 105 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.
Leasehand Roles in Oil & Gas (FIFO) Kickstart your career | Culturally safe & supported Assessment Centre | Certificate II Training Included if Successful
Are you ready to start a hands-on, rewarding career? Ventia is committed to empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through genuine employment pathways. We're offering a unique opportunity to join the Oil & Gas industry as a Leasehand, with full training, support, and career progression — no prior experience needed.
Upcoming Assessment Centre – Supported by TRECCA
As part of our commitment to First Nations employment, we will be holding an Assessment Centre designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates, supported by our TRECCA (Traditional Owner Engagement, Cultural Capability & Awareness) team.
This culturally inclusive and supportive process will help you feel confident, informed, and ready to take on your new role with Ventia.
About the Role
As a Leasehand, you’ll play an important support role in day-to-day rig operations. Think of it like a Trade Assistant job—but in the heart of Australia’s energy sector. You’ll be moving gear, helping clean and maintain the site, and backing up the crew where needed.
What You’ll Gain
Key Responsibilities
What’s On Offer
Who We’re Looking For
Diversity
At Ventia, we are committed to creating opportunities and investing in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander talent. Our goal is to build a workforce that reflects the diverse communities in which we live and work. Our upcoming Assessment Centre will be a culturally safe and welcoming space to support you in taking the next step in your career journey.We believe that embracing diversity and fostering inclusion are essential to unlocking potential and driving success. That’s why we strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.
Please note: These positions are designated for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants only, as an equal opportunity measure under Section 105 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.
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