I had the pleasure of working with Alice Rimmer from MAYDAY Recruitment, who helped me secure my next role. Alice was incredibly responsive and proactive throughout the entire process. She was quick to respond, represented me exceptionally well to the organisation, and regularly checked in to ensure I felt supported and prepared for each stage of the recruitment process. Her communication, professionalism, and genuine care made the experience seamless. Alice is an absolute pleasure to work with, and I’d highly recommend her to anyone seeking their next opportunity.
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Queensland’s successful bid to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games is more than a world‑class sporting event - it’s a generational employment opportunity. With billions in economic investment and tens of thousands of jobs expected across multiple sectors, now is the time for candidates to prepare and position themselves for success. What the Olympics Means for Local Jobs . According to official forecasts, hosting the Games will generate major employment opportunities across Queensland and nationally: Approx. 130,000 direct jobs and tens of thousands more indirect roles across construction , infrastructure, tourism, logistics, manufacturing and supply chains over the next decade Expected growth in tourism, transport and trade will further expand jobs in hospitality, logistics operations and related services . Large‑scale infrastructure projects including new and upgraded venues, transport networks and housing will drive demand for technical, engineering and construction professionals. These aren’t short term gigs; many careers will stretch from now through the decade of preparation, peak around the Games and continue afterwards through legacy infrastructure and services. Opportunities by Sector . The Olympics will drive demand in industries essential to large projects and supply chains. Candidates with skills in manufacturing, logistics, and technical trades are likely to see exciting career opportunities. Construction & Engineering Some industry estimates suggest tens of thousands of extra workers will be required yearly until 2032 to meet project timelines. Skills in demand include: Civil engineering Tradespeople (electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders) Project and site support roles Manufacturing As suppliers gear up for large-scale projects, demand is expected in: Production and assembly operations Quality assurance and process control Technical maintenance and machine operation Logistics & Supply Chain Smooth operations rely on efficient logistics and supply management: Warehouse and inventory management Transport and distribution coordination Supply chain analysis and planning Here’s how you can position yourself for the Olympic jobs surge : Boost Your Skills & Credentials Take industry relevant courses or certifications - especially in construction safety, logistics software, project coordination or technical trades. Update Your Resume for Growth Sectors Highlight relevant experience and emphasise transferable skills like teamwork, project delivery under pressure. Network & Stay Connected Connect with specialist recruiters who understand your industry. At MAYDAY Technical , we can help match your skills with relevant roles and let you know when new opportunities arise that would be a good fit for you. Why Partner with a Recruitment Specialist . At MAYDAY Technical we specialise in matching candidates with roles across: Manufacturing Logistics & Supply Chain Construction, Engineering & Technical Whether you’re an experienced professional or entering a new field, we can help you: Explore exciting opportunities Prepare your applications and interview skills Connect you with employers ready to hire now We’re here to help you get ready. Reach out today and take the next step toward exciting opportunities in Australia’s growing industries and major projects, including the 2032 Queensland Olympics.
