Eilbeck Cranes Careers and Employment

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Machinery Manufacturing
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A 100% privately owned Australian company, Eilbeck Cranes has flourished in the face of fierce competition from multinational companies. Each crane at Eilbeck Crane is quality engineered in response to individual needs. The company's efficiency and flexibility provide customised overhead crane solutions at competitive prices. Eilbeck’s built cranes are sought after many diverse industries, including well respected civil and industrial developers, not just local to Australia but also around the w...

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Painting Trades Worker

Moss Vale NSW

$35 - $45 an hour

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29 days ago

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Mechanical Fitter

Mackay QLD

$35 - $45 an hour

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30+ days ago

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Mechanical Engineering Technician

Bassendean WA

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16 days ago

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Vehicle Painter

Ingleburn NSW

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15 days ago

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Reviews

Boilermaker in Perth WA

on 21 April 2022

No fun working here at all

Think twice before working with this company!No support, regarding bad working relationships! Since I started here, no increases, no help when you need to learn new stuff. Only buddy buffy at this place. When someone treats you like trash since day one, they do nothing about it. Salary suck big time. Only sustain people get all the overtime, and only sustain people get sent home. If manag...

Administration in Australia

on 27 April 2022

Nasty, rude, toxic management style

If you actually put effort into acknowledging your employees and showing them appreciation they would be more willing to go above and beyond for the company. You give them the absolute bare minimum, so that is all you will ever receive in return. Company would run far better with a new national service manager who had people and management skills who supported and promoted his staff instead of bul...

Housekeeping in Bayswater WA

on 1 September 2020

Eilbeck cranes

Start at 6am and worked till 2pm or u can do over time choice was yours, learn to construct walk ways and stair cases for beams, making overhead cranes for the largest company in Australia

Engineer in Ingleburn NSW

on 29 June 2019

One of the worst place I worked for.

Very difficult workplace to be in. There is no respect for engineers and also for each other. Managers are one of the worst to with especially the MD. Rude, arrogant and aggressive and lack of people skills towards each individual. Glad that I’m no longer work there regardless of what salary income they are paying you. Also you are forced to work long hours of 50-60 hrs week including Saturdays.

Yard hand in Sydney NSW

on 12 June 2019

Productive and Fun workplace

I met Charlie Eilbeck and was in need of a job so desperately he gave me the opportunity to work and prove myself, however i was going through some personal issues which led me to leaving early. This company is extremely family orientated and is a great place to work.

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