Moon Recruitment has established itself as a trusted mining trades labour hire agency in Perth, connecting skilled workers with some of Western Australia’s leading projects. With a deep understanding of the region’s workforce needs, Moon Recruitment specializes in sourcing reliable, safety-focused, and experienced personnel to meet the demands of the mining and trades industries.

Their commitment to both clients and candidates ensures that every placement adds real value to worksites and career paths alike.

What sets Moon Recruitment apart is its focus on building strong relationships. For employers, this means quick access to a pool of qualified workers who can step onto the job with confidence and capability.

For job seekers, the agency provides guidance, opportunities, and ongoing support to help them secure stable and rewarding employment in mining and trade sectors across Perth and beyond. This two-way commitment makes Moon Recruitment more than just a hire agency it’s a trusted career partner.

As Perth continues to experience growth in mining and trades, Moon Recruitment remains at the forefront, ensuring businesses have the skilled workforce they need to succeed. By combining industry expertise with a genuine care for people, Moon Recruitment has built a reputation as the go-to labour hire agency in Perth for mining and trade professionals.

Whether you’re an employer seeking reliable staff or a worker looking for your next opportunity, Moon Recruitment is ready to support you every step of the way.

For more information please contact Moon Recruitment on 6556 9338

Address: 190 Whatley Cresent, Maylands W.A. 6051

Suburb Spot Light Maylands Perth W.A.

Maylands lies about 4.5 kilometres north-east of Perth’s CBD, on the river’s edge. Long before European settlement, the land was inhabited by the Whadjuk Noongar people. The Swan River (Derbal Yerrigan) and its surrounds were important meeting places, travel routes, sources of food, and places of gathering.

Quirky Facts & Character

• • • The origin of the suburb name is uncertain, and that gives Maylands a bit of a charming mystery. 
    • Many of the street names, parks, and developments around the old clay pits and brickworks nod to the industrial past. For example, there was a brickworks that supplied many of Perth’s early bricks, later turned into a golf course and housing/residential area. 
    • The Voyage of the Tranby
    • The old Maylands Aerodrome is an important heritage point Charles Kingsford Smith landed there after his first trans Australia non-stop flight, making it one of the key sites in WA’s aviation history. 
    • Maylands has transformed over recent years from more quiet, mixed-use/industrial and residential status into a vibrant cultural hub.
    • It’s recognised for its art-filled lane ways, live music, creative communities, and festivals.