GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONTRACTORS
We have been working in the residential market for decades. During this time we have developed an impressive network of quality contractors. We only work with the best!
Our contractors undertake a rigorous process before they qualify to provide installation service for us.
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SUBCONTRACTOR REGISTRATION & ONBOARDING
We currently have roles available nationally across each of our divisions, including opportunities for garage door installers, fascia and gutter and metal roofing contractors, steel framing, cladding and lining contractors.
If you’re interested in contracting to Stoddart Group, or have already spoken with one of our branches regarding subcontracting to Stoddart Group and are ready to get started, please click the apply today button below to commence the onboarding process
“I like contracting for Stoddarts because they always pay weekly, give me consistent work which allows me to build my business and employ other people and they take care of everything. We rock up to site and we know it’s ready to go. It’s easy. They send me a job the day before and if something goes wrong we can call the office and they’ll be straight onto it.”
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The standard of workmanship we expect of contractors is at an industry high, but the rewards of working with the best in Australia plus our growing annual installations presents a great opportunity.
GET PAID WEEKLY
On time, every week plus we do all the contracts so all you have to do is finish the job and raise your invoice
PRE-INSPECTIONS
Sites are pre-inspected, ready and safe so you can get in, get the job done and get home
STABILITY
We work with 2,500+ builders across 4000+kms of Australia’s coast meaning there’s great potential for stability and longevity
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
An opportunity for career change when you’re ready to get off the tools
“I started with Stoddarts at 18 working for one of their subcontractors, then with my own crew, got off the tools and started as a maintenance supervisor and now I’m responsible for training new apprentices.”