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Heavy Diesel Mechanic's / Auto Electrician's Required in Perth
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Heavy Diesel Mechanic Or Auto Electrician Vacancy's in Welshpool, Perth Exciting opportunity for a motivated & hands on Heavy Diesel Mechanic or Auto Electrician Highly competitive remuneration package Vibrant team & supportive leadership team WA Hino, Fiat Professional Welshpool and Yutong Bus Centre WA are Western Australia’s premier dealerships for New Hino Trucks, Fiat Commercial Vans and Yutong Buses and Coaches. We also offer finance as well as a service and parts departments which caters to all three brands. WA Hino is your one-stop-shop for all your trucking needs. WA Hino have an exciting full time opportunities for motivated, career focused and hands on Heavy Diesel Mechanics and Auto Electricians to join our team of professionals at our Welshpool Dealership Reporting to the Service Manager, you will be a self-motivated leader continuously focused on maximising sales and profitability. You will be instrumental in assisting the team to achieve financial, customer, manufacturer and dealership targets. Working as part of a team, you will be an advocate for continuous improvement, not only for yourself but for the entire workshop, and create a positive, inclusive working environment with exceptional experiences for all of customers (Hino, Fiat and Yutong) to create and promote loyalty, retention and satisfaction. Duties and Responsibilities: Performing all internal and external electrical installations, services and repairs for dealership and customer vehicles Strong diagnostic ability Carrying out warranty work Ensure vehicles are clean before they are returned to the customer Maintain a safe working environment Road test vehicles if required Maintain a sounds knowledge of all Dealership products and services Skills and Experience: Exceptional Time Management skills Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Demonstrated experience as an Automotive Electrician Exception attention to detail Ability to work effectively in a team environment Previous experience working with Japanese makes would be advantageous. On offer is: The opportunity to develop your career Factory backed training A supportive management team A professional working environment A long term career opportunity Are you ready to join the very best in the industry and take your career to the next level? Email your cover letter and resume to dmedhurst@wahino.com.au Please note: Eagers Automotive Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer - Women are Encouraged to Apply. All shortlisted applicants will be required to undertake a pre-employment checks including police and medical checks. - Earlier
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20 degrees. Light rain Time for a BBQ I miss Perth.
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Just read a book called past caring by Robert Goddard. God it was awful. So predictable. Unlikable narrator who takes months to work things out when they are so obvious. Ridiculous plot. Don't waste your time.
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I am always on the lookout for a good cafe for brekkie, brunch, lunch, and recently I have been taken to 2 establishments in the southern suburbs. The Roastery in Canning Vale roasts and sells coffee beans, and their coffee (takeout and dine in) is yum. The cafe menu is varied, and the daily specials are always a bit different. It is a warehouse feel with cement floors and no matching furniture, and a great place for a brunch or lunch. 6 Willows Cafe in Willetton. They are a small local business that cater to the breakfast and lunch crowd, and have amazing cakes for morning tea. Their menu is small, but there are daily specials that are always a bit different. Both of these businesses are family owned and run, and I like to support them because of that.
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I loved Roleys on the Ridge, but havent been for a while.... enjoy it's new reincarnation and let us know what you think.
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I'd booked a table at Baltazhar but had to cancel due to the most recent lockdown. Going to Seven Sins next month in Roleystone (used to be Roleys on the ridge), it's got good reviews.
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It is on Netflix, which is where I watched it. Absolutely brilliant!
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I think it's on iPlayer, I'll check it out thanks.
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Yes it was a good series. It started as a standalone movie in 2013 and then became a series until 2018. Some very good actors in it. Aaron Pedersen, Hugo Weaving and Jack Thompson, to name a few. I like Aaron Pedersen and watched him recently in the Jack Irish movies.
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Yes they are. They also own Deebo Burger on South Street.
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Anyone seen this mini TV show? Recorded in WA, it was pretty good!
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I think they're the same owners who had the Roxby
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yes good thinking
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I have been to the Riverton Bar and Grill quite a few times of late, and can thoroughly recommend it. The family who own it are Thai/Australian, so the menu reflects this. They have two eating areas, the general Cafe style area and the Sports Bar area, and if you are into Sports, they have big screen tv's that show all the big matches etc. Prices are pretty much average compared to other places, and the food is good quality and well cooked.
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From personal experience of trying to find a handyman to come and do various jobs that are beyond me now I am an old fart, I know for certain that there is a huge lack of tradies who are prepared to do small jobs. Anything from hanging doors, installing skirting, relaying a patio, building brick retaining walls in a garden, replacing rusted gutters, plastering over exposed brick, knocking down part walls and making good.... and the list is endless.... all smallish jobs, but finding someone to even come and quote for such things these days can be pretty hard. So perhaps consider looking at not the big picture of total renovations, but picking up small jobs from people who want to do some of the work themselves, but need a tradie to perform the serious bits. Just a thought!
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im thinking about it matey . In the Uk we renovate every property , built our own home ...... And recently renovated a cottage . So yep home renos are something where used to lol
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My memory is terrible LOL, I can only remember two... We liked Hunter & Barrels in Whitfords, but it's gone. Never been to the CBD one, but it may still be there. Matilda Bay for a fancier dinner without kids was nice.
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@pegg You want to keep bricklaying? You are quite a handy guy with tools right? Home renovations? Basic carpentry?
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You really need professional advice on this. George Lombard is an agent that specialist agent for visas with medical complications
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Hi looking for advice, my parents have been refused an aged parent visa today on the grounds of my dad not meeting the health requirement. My parents are 81 and 82 and have been in Australia since March 2019. A few months after applying for their visa, my dad was diagnosed with dementia and failed his medical in October 2020. My mum is OK and has passed her medical. I am an only child and am a citizen. As I knew with my dad's diagnosis, it was highly likely their visa would be refused, I have been researching appealing a visa refusal and was ready to go down that route. However, Home Affairs have called me today say they cannot advise us what to do, but suggested applying for a Sub Class 602 Medical Treatment Visa. I was shocked to get a call from Home Affairs, but the lady explained she knew I was an only child and wanted to express that they were sorry that this decision had been made. My dad will need treatment and support as his condition worsens until his death. My question is if I apply for the 802, and my dad were to die before my mum, where does this leave my mum? Would we then need to apply for another visa for my mum again? We have been given 35 days to apply for a 602 medical treatment visa or appeal within 35 days of today's date. Has anyone been in this situation? If so, what has been your experience of a 602 medical treatment visa? Thanks in advance.
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Hi Steve Since you've had no response I will reply, I specialise in this area and could offer a no charge initial consult if you would like. I am based in Adelaide but have many interstate clients so distance not an issue for us. Feel free to email me if you wish to get in touch: Andrew@vistafs.com.au FYI we sponsor the parent site to this one and have done so for over a decade: UK Pensions & Australian Superannuation advice (pomsinoz.com) Regards Andy.
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Does anyone have recommendation or referrals for someone who can help with advice for transferring old UK pensions (or not!) in to my Aussie super? I need SUper AND Tax advice.
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Many thanks ..... Will look into it
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Yes you would need a white card to work on sites. For WA it can be done online and is quite a simple process, I don't think you can do it before you get here as you need a WA address (as the other states have different requirements), they now also require you to put on PPE gear for a photo, the vest/top has to have reflective stripes. I did mine through Bluedog training (https://bluedogtraining.com.au/courses/western-australia-white-card) about 6 years ago, it took less than a couple of hours then a phone call 24 hours later to answer a couple of questions (this may now have changed). The link will give you more info
