Demolition Operator About the Role: Demex is looking for experienced operators for an immediate start in South East Queensland with away work/FIFO required at times.  This is a casual position working Mon-Sat. Skills & Experience: Experience in demolition Must show competency with a vast array of specialised demolition attachments Excavator/bobcat ticket or recognised competency General Induction Card Self […]

DEMEX’s commitment to customer satisfaction and continual improvement in relation to our quality, environment, health and safety performance has been recognised with the certification of our Integrated Management System (IMS). ATLAS Certifications, a JAS-ANZ accredited certification body, has certified the DEMEX IMS to the following standards: ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems – Requirements (Certificate […]

The Logan Enhancement Project recently reached a major construction milestone, with the successful staged demolition of the Mount Lindesay Highway/Beaudesert Road bridges over the Logan Motorway. The mammoth task involved demolishing four bridges over the Logan Motorway – two over the eastbound carriageway and two over the westbound carriageway – over 22 nights throughout August […]

Demex have commenced the hazardous material removal process and demolition scope at Wagga Base Hospital to make way for the final stage of the hospital’s multimillion dollar redevelopment. See more here

The DEMEX leadership team strongly believes in investing in our staff. Recently, our Hazardous Material Removal Team participated in an extensive training program. As a result, all members of the Hazardous Materials Removal Team are now, as a minimum, licensed A Class Asbestos Removal Supervisors with Confined Spaces Worker tickets and High Risk Work Licenses […]

Demex are back in Ipswich CBD making way for the new masterplan the council have approved for the City Centre. Read more at The Queensland Times.

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ON the Gold Coast what goes up must come down – to be replaced with something bigger and better. The old Pacific Towers building is the latest, with demolition work making way for the $111 million beachfront Northcliffe Residences. Yatala-based demolition company Demex began preparations to “pulverise” the old building about two weeks ago. CONTINUE […]