
$106,453–$113,407 + Super | Subsidised Housing | Relocation Assistance | 6 Weeks Annual Leave
Build essential infrastructure. Support remote communities. Enjoy real work–life balance.
West Daly Regional Council is seeking a qualified Carpenter to join our Trades team in Wadeye, Northern Territory. This permanent Council role offers excellent pay, strong job security and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference by maintaining and improving vital community buildings and facilities.
Why Join West Daly Regional Council
About the Role
Reporting to the Trades Coordinator, you will deliver a broad range of carpentry, construction, repairs and maintenance works across Council‑owned buildings and infrastructure in Wadeye, Peppimenarti, Palumpa and surrounding homelands.
This hands‑on role suits a practical, reliable tradesperson who enjoys variety, autonomy and working as part of a collaborative team in a remote environment.
Key Responsibilities
About You
You are a motivated and safety‑focused Carpenter / Maintenance Tradesperson who works well independently and respects community, culture and teamwork.
Essential
Desirable
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.
About West Daly Regional Council
West Daly Regional Council spans 14,000 km² across the remote communities of Wadeye, Peppimenarti and Nganmarriyanga, located 300–420 km south‑west of Darwin.
We deliver essential local government services that support safe, respectful and healthy communities. Guided by our mission to walk alongside culture, country and people, we work together to maintain infrastructure, provide services and create meaningful employment across the region.
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