Industries
Where your experience fits
We recruit across six sectors. For each one you will find example roles, the details that make a registration stronger and practical points about working in that field.
Example roles show the kind of work we recruit for. They are not advertised vacancies.
01 — Care sector
Healthcare & Community Care
Care work asks for skill, patience and reliability. If you work in aged care, disability support, nursing or a support role within a health service, tell us the settings you know and the shifts you can cover.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Relevant qualifications, such as a Certificate III in Individual Support
- Your AHPRA registration status, if you are a nurse or registered practitioner
- Screening checks you already hold (for example an NDIS Worker Screening Check or police check)
- Settings you have worked in: residential, home care, hospital or community
Good to know
- Many care roles are rostered across mornings, evenings, nights and weekends — say which shifts suit you
- Employers usually need current checks and certificates before a person can start
- First aid and CPR certificates are often requested
02 — Building & civil
Construction & Trades
Construction work moves with project stages, so timing matters as much as skill. Share your trade, your tickets and the type of sites you are comfortable on, and we can look for work that matches.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Your trade and whether you are qualified, an apprentice or a labourer
- Your White Card (General Construction Induction) and any high-risk work licences
- The type of projects you know: residential, commercial, civil or fit-out
- Whether you have your own tools and a reliable way to get to site
Good to know
- Trade licensing requirements differ between states and territories
- Site start times are often early, and travel between sites can be part of the job
- Some roles are tied to a single project, so the length of work can vary
03 — Industrial
Engineering & Manufacturing
From the production line to the maintenance workshop, industrial employers look for people who work safely and know their equipment. Tell us the machines, processes and certifications you have experience with.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Trade certificates or engineering qualifications
- Equipment and processes you have used (CNC, welding methods, PLCs and so on)
- Experience with quality or safety systems
- Whether you are open to rotating or night shifts
Good to know
- Many plants operate around the clock on rotating rosters
- Safety inductions and personal protective equipment are standard on day one
- Some sites are outside city centres, so commute distance is worth noting
04 — Supply chain
Transport, Logistics & Warehousing
Distribution centres and transport operators need people who are accurate, safe and available when volumes peak. Let us know your licences, the equipment you can operate and the hours you prefer.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Your driver licence class (for example C, MR, HR or HC)
- A high-risk work licence for forklift, if you hold one
- Experience with scanners or warehouse management systems
- Your preferred shift pattern: day, afternoon or night
Good to know
- Demand often rises before major retail periods, so short-term work can appear at certain times of year
- Roles can be physically demanding and involve repetitive lifting
- Some sites are best reached by car, depending on location and shift times
05 — Kitchens & venues
Hospitality & Food Services
Hospitality runs on teamwork and good timing. Whether you lead a kitchen, work the pass or look after guests, tell us the venues you know and the days you can work.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Kitchen experience by cuisine or style of service
- Your RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol) certificate, if relevant
- Food safety training you have completed
- Weekend, evening and public holiday availability
Good to know
- Service hours often include evenings, weekends and public holidays
- RSA requirements are set by each state or territory
- Seasonal demand can affect the number of shifts available
06 — Office & admin
Business & Office Support
Well-run offices depend on organised, approachable people. Share the systems you use, the type of work you enjoy and whether you prefer to be on site, hybrid or remote.
Examples of roles in this field
Helpful to include when you register
- Software you use confidently (for example Microsoft 365, Xero or MYOB)
- Typing speed or accuracy results, if you have them
- Experience with phones, front counters or client enquiries
- Your preference for on-site, hybrid or remote work
Good to know
- Temporary assignments can lead to longer-term roles, but that is never guaranteed
- Many employers ask for a short skills assessment
- Clear written communication is valued in almost every office role
Work in a different field?
You can still register. Choose “Another industry” on the form and describe the work you do. If something relevant arises outside our six focus areas, your registration means we can still reach you.