Industry Labour Agreements Occupation List
The Industry Labour Agreement (ILA) is a formal agreement between the Australian Government and the specific industry sector within fixed terms and conditions. You may wonder if your occupation is on the occupation list as a visa pathway option. Sponsoring employers who wish to utilise ILAs can sponsor skilled workers through these following visa programs:
What are the Occupations for the Industry Labour Agreements (ILAs)?
Advertising Industry Labour Agreement
Aged Care Industry
On-hire Industry
Negotiate the required occupation on a temporary basis.
Dairy Industry
There is no ANZSCO code for these occupations, you can use the code 070499 when you nominate this occupation.
‘Senior Dairy Cattle Farm Worker’
‘Dairy Cattle Farm Operator’
Fishing Industry
Ship’s Engineer (fishing industry – code 070499)
Seafood Process Worker (ANZSCO 831313) (available in Category 2 and 3 regional locations only)
Meat Industry
There is no ANZSCO code for these occupations, you can use the code 070499 when you nominate this occupation.
‘Skilled meat worker’
Minister of Religion
Minister of Religion (ANZSCO 272211) (Skill level 1 occupation). This person must have a senior leadership role in your organisation.
Religious Assistant (ANZSCO 451816) (Skill level 4 occupation)
Pork Industry
There is no ANZSCO code for these occupations, you can use the code 070499 when you nominate this occupation.
‘Senior stockperson (piggery)’
Restaurant (Premium Dining) Industry
Chef (ANZSCO 351311) – noting this also encompasses a variety of specialised roles/titles
Trade Waiter (not in ANZSCO – when requesting please use code 070499) – noting this also encompasses several specialised roles/titles including but not limited to Sommelier, Maître D etc.
Horticulture Industry
Occupations with * are the skill and qualification requirements may vary from those typically listed in ANZSCO and will be defined in the specific Labour Agreement for each occupation.
Occupations with ^ are the skills and qualifications needed for each job can differ from ANZSCO standards and are outlined in each individual Labour Agreement.
Irrigation Designer/ Manager (ANZSCO 234111)*
Agronomist (ANZSCO 234112)
Entomologist (ANZSCO 234518)*
Horticulture Grower (ANZSCO 070499)*
Protected Cropping Grower (ANZSCO 070499)*
Horticulture Research & Development Officer (ANZSCO 132511)*
Horticulture Farm Manager (ANZSCO 070499)*
Quality Assurance Manager (ANZSCO 139914)
Biosecurity Officer (ANZSCO 311399)*
Facility Plant Manager (ANZSCO 149913)*
Facility Supervisor (ANZSCO 070499)*
Maintenance Electrician (ANZSCO 341111)*
Fitter and Welder (ANZSCO 323213)
Agriculture Technician (ANZSCO 321212)*
Mechanic (ANZSCO 321211)*
Senior Nurseryperson (ANZSCO 362411)
Nursery Supervisor (ANZSCO 362411)
Irrigationist (ANZSCO 841999)^
Irrigationist Assistant (ANZSCO 841999)^
Horticulture Section Manager (ANZSCO 070499)*^
Section Supervisor (ANZSCO 070499)*^
Production Horticulture Supervisor (ANZSCO 070499)*^
Production Horticulturist (ANZSCO 070499)*^
Machinery Manager (ANZSCO 149913 or 149999)*
Machinery Supervisor (ANZSCO 149999)*
Cold Storage Manager (ANZSCO 149999)*
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How Can Agape Henry Crux Help
If you cannot find your occupation under the regular CSOL list for any employer-sponsored visas, maybe proceeding with the labour agreement stream may be the visa pathway for you to reach your goal. Reach out to Agape Henry Crux and speak with one of our Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyers (s) or our team of immigration lawyers and registered migration agents who specialise in handling highly complex matters. You can schedule an appointment with one of our lawyers or agents to seek professional advice by calling 02-8310 5230 or emailing us at info@ahclawyers.com.
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