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Topic: Labouring jobs
fubar
Posts: 1778
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
well i finish my college block in 1 week and i am looking for a labouring job for about a month or so.

i was wondering what types there are and if any one knows any one who is looking for labourers. cheers

edit: i can start on the 8th of nov
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jmr
Posts: 3670
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
industrial cleaning, good pay and its not to hard work i'd reccomend that over brickies hand or something that involves being in the sun this time of year
Deadly-Fly
Posts: 2655
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If you value your hands, don't ever be a brickies labourer. You'd wanna be pretty fit too, labourers are typically treated like s*** so if you can't keep up don't expect any sympathy from your boss.

The best place to get labouring work would probably be in a warehouse doing stacking and packing as you're not out in the sun all day and it would be less stressful than working on a building site.
rubba-chikin
Posts: 4162
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Unskilled labour is arse :S

I did holiday work in a plastics extruding factory for a month and a bit. Had to get up at 5am everyday to make it over to the northside.

Stood around all day at the end of the conveyor belt and stacked and wrapped whatever plastic s*** was coming out for 8 hours with a 30 min break for lunch.

It was hot, dirty and loud (had earplugs).

I made 3 grand but I was damn glad when it had finished! f*** doing that full time, I'd seriously die!
Nat
Posts: 1234
Location: Queensland
i worked in an icecream factory last summer.

19 bucks an hour and free icrecream!

boring, repetitive work tho. not too hot at least. mmmmmmmmmm
Kaygen
Posts: 4735
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Fubar msn me k_deagle@hotmail.com

I know a employment company that will have you a labour job by monday.

Kaygen
Posts: 4736
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
rubba-chikin

Was that Everhard Industries at Geebung
fubar
Posts: 1779
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
kaygen i called them and they said they may not have much work for me like i may get some every now and they which is s***
slap69
Posts: 320
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
We have a tonne of labouring jobs.
www.ats-group.com
3290 0322
16-$20 an hour.
rubba-chikin
Posts: 4164
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Naw kaygen it was Marley Plastics up near the airport, i forget which suburb its actually in.

I was contracted out through Workpac, a light industrial labour hire place thingomabob.
Irhabi
Posts: 1528
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Nat msn me ice_b1@hotmail.com

last edited by Irhabi at 14:33:46 29/Oct/04
sikgem
Posts: 1010
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I did holiday work in a plastics extruding factory for a month and a bit. Had to get up at 5am everyday to make it over to the northside.
By any chance was that job at Geebug and was it at a place called PPC (IIRC). If so, I actually applied for an IT job there about 3 years ago. f***ers lined up an interview then at the last minute rescheduled it and I never heard from them again. Oh well their loss and probably would've been a s*** job anyway.

EDIT: Doh. Beaten:
Naw kaygen it was Marley Plastics up near the airport, i forget which suburb its actually in.

I was contracted out through Workpac, a light industrial labour hire place thingomabob.


The suburb you're thinking of is probably Eagle Farm (or could've been toombul, nundah, pinkenba or god knows what else), and I think I know the place you're talking about

last edited by sikgem at 15:14:26 29/Oct/04
existence`
Posts: 4730
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
im starting labouring for dad as soon as i finish school mick

w00t for concreting :>
Paveway-3
Posts: 1539
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you won't be jumping around when you actually do some concreting
XeK
Posts: 531
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
haha fukin oath.
concreting will own you
Booyah
Posts: 1994
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
It will get you cut as...

Like crying and s***.
Paveway-3
Posts: 1543
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i watch those poor c***s like everyday, it's the second worst labourors job ever, behind brickying, and maybe the roof guys(in summer). but they don't really have labourors, depends what sort. the roof tilers have have s*** kickers sometimes, but they don't really get up on the roof until they know what they are doing

last edited by Paveway-3 at 17:44:44 29/Oct/04
rubba-chikin
Posts: 4166
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Its in nudgee apparently, smart told me he has worked there as well and can confirm how much of an ass job it is :D
XeK
Posts: 532
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
im a plasterers labourer/ta. its not too bad as far as labouring jobs go, except on hot days
existence`
Posts: 4731
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sigh shutup faggets, my dad runs a concreting business, i think i know wtf you have to do

and iv done a week of it before, when iwas 15

its hard.. way harder jobs out there

you c***s are just f***ing pussies, seriously
TMWNN
Posts: 343
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
I've worked in contreting and concrete and aggregate testing.

Its not too bad when it isn't hot.

Otherwise its hard sweaty work, but I was clearing over a grand a week and this was 5 years ago.

Makes you fit as hell also. And f***s your hands hardcore, buy some girly hand cream if you value your skin.
maxe
Posts: 9144
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Currently working in a newspaper distribution warehouse.

Work is eaaasssyyy and you're in the shade and can listen to the radio, decent pay too.

Owns the f*** out of working at coles let me tell you.
nF
Posts: 7876
Location: Other International
Why not just wear gloves?
TMWNN
Posts: 344
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
becasue then you are clumbsy as f*** and drop everything.
Marty
Posts: 304
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
e-mail me if your interested.
martin@hitecwelding.com.au

nF
Posts: 7877
Location: Other International
Not if you get a decent pair of gloves.
defi
Posts: 1947
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i labour kinda at a local nursery, they always need help there in spring....cept mine we are over staffed so dont ask
Deadly-Fly
Posts: 2660
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
It's because you get the old c***s that have been doing it for years giving you a hard time for being soft. You don't even need a decent pair of gloves, just a $10 pair of leather gloves from coles or woolies work fine but you definitely need a pair otherwise your hands will be torn to s*** at the end of your first day.
sc00bs
Posts: 939
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i was a labourer about 2 yrs ago for 2 weeks, i just knocked down a house/walls etc and took all the crap to the bin etc.. was pretty easy and was pretty good money. its good when you are working with a good builder tho, the guy i worked with was a champ :D
sikgem
Posts: 1013
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you c***s are just f***ing pussies, seriously
Is this because we don't own our own trolley bars? :(
Booyah
Posts: 1996
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I worked as a tree lopper for a few days after the big storms wrecked havoc last year. $150 a for a half day's work was some good moolah.
Fireblood
Posts: 6749
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Currently working in a newspaper distribution warehouse.


what do ya do?
just sort the news papers and put all the sections in?
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 413
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

more power to you existence

When youre a young bloke the chickies love the labourers cos you get all brown and cut like Booyah :P

better then paying ten bucks to go to some homo-erotic gym

When you grab your girly like shes a wheelbarrow of mud, SHE will love it and tell all her girlfriends then word will get around and you will pick up all the chickies yeehaw slam the bitches

Good to see a young bloke who isnt scared of hard work - just try not to piss all the cash up the wall

lol
spidz
Posts: 7078
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've done a few months here and there over the years as a brickies labourer. It's a great job. f***ing hard work but you feel good at the end of the day and are pumped for the new days work in the morning.

Not to mention the the good it does for your body and the undeniable thirst you have for beer at the end of the day!
maxe
Posts: 9149
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yup.

All the ads and pamplets you find in the Northside Chronicle or the other lacal rags are done by us. We also sort/strap/stack other promo s*** to get carted off to other places.

Now and then you get to f*** off in the van and deliver big stacks of newspapers to peoples houses around brisbane, which is awesome.
Superform
Posts: 3227
Location: Cairns, Queensland
damn talk about unskilled labour nightmares...

one of my first jobs was storeman in a glove manufacturing company at zillmere

there was a guy there who for 8 hours a day would cut out leather glove shapes with a press...

Step 1 - he would position the leather under the press...

Step 2 - he would push both buttons on the top of the machine which would cut out the leather(so he couldnt cut his hand off)

Step 3 - Refer Step 1

8 hours a day 30 min lunch break

if there was ne1 who had good cause to go postal it was this dude...



Booyah
Posts: 2012
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
When youre a young bloke the chickies love the labourers cos you get all brown and cut like Booyah
lol you love talking about me when you're intoxicated dont you ;)
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 422
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Only a brown man can truly know how much the women love the brown dude


AHAHAHAAHAHA

sucko convicts
spoon
Posts: 1129
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
You're lucky we whites produce such fine women, otherwise you would be stuck rooting ugmos with moustaches and black curtains from head to toe.
Booyah
Posts: 2018
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah i must admit i enjoy rooting your women. Do not be envious. Be proud.
spoon
Posts: 1130
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah I bet they especially love it when your synchro clock goes off and you start praying mid-root.
Booyah
Posts: 2021
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
lol
Psycho!
Posts: 4519
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I worked as a tree lopper for a few days after the big storms wrecked havoc last year. $150 a for a half day's work was some good moolah.
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I had tree lopping guys at my place today actually..spent a couple of grand getting rid of some big nasty bastard trees. Whilst they did their thing I was chopping down some umbrellas and a weeping willow. The 'chipper' they had was awesome, I ended up with about 4 cubic metres of brilliant mulch. But just the stuff I carried up to the chipper completely had me rooted after a few hours work. Still, I guess I am recovering from two shoulder operations but man those guys worked hard lugging all the limbs etc...the best job is the guy in the harness who gets to climb to the top of the trees and drop all the stuff down. As long as you dont fall that is...

:)

Labouring is something I admire in people who do it... a decent days work for a decent days pay. I haven't got any problems with that.

last edited by Psycho! at 00:40:30 31/Oct/04
Booyah
Posts: 2025
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Heh we were actually called to go to some house on the north side somewhere last year... we went into the guys backyard and all we saw was this massive tree that had fallen and broken through the fence of the neighbours yard straight into the poor bloke's pool. Tree barks, twigs, leaves and all sorts of wood work filled up his pool from top to bottom. The thing is, the main trunk of the tree went sideways straight across the pool and it was really hard to get anything done except chop that muthah in halves. That's when the main man with the hanrness did his magic by pouncing around everywhere chopping s*** up. It was quiet fun but very physical at the same time.

last edited by Booyah at 00:59:05 31/Oct/04
Booyah
Posts: 2026
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Coming to think of it i rememeber i did take some pics of the massive tree trunk that went timber straight through the fence into the pool. Without any exageration it even ripped up the slab of concrete that was covering its roots. I just can't rememeber with what camera/phone i took it with, it was amazing ! The storms were that powerful it was hard to believe such an old tree would get uprooted so furiously.

last edited by Booyah at 00:55:39 31/Oct/04
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 424
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
excellent point spoon

carry on
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