Assembly Process Worker

Role: Assembly Process Worker (Agricultural Machinery and Equipment)

ANZSIC Code: 2461 – Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing

Classification: Manufacturing Award C11

Rate: $60,000 – $65,000 AUD/Year

Location: East Toowoomba QLD 4350

Work Schedule: Minimum 38 hrs/week, Monday–Friday, however hours may vary depending on operational requirements, including shift work and weekends.

Employment Type: Full-time ongoing position (6 months or more)

Approximate Start Date: January 2027

Open Vacancies: 10

Position Description

-Assisting in the manufacturing, production and assembly of agricultural machinery, equipment and associated products used within the farming and agricultural industry.

-Preparing, positioning, fitting and assembling materials, metal parts and components during manufacturing processes.

-Performing general production and assembly tasks, including basic fastening, bolting, fitting and installation of components.

-Using hand tools, power tools and general manufacturing equipment in accordance with workplace instructions.

-Assisting with basic metalworking, fabrication, cutting, shaping and finishing activities as required.

-Supporting the manufacturing and assembly of agricultural machinery and equipment from individual components through to finished products.

-Handling, moving, sorting and organising raw materials, components and finished products.

-Undertaking basic product inspections, quality control checks and general finishing tasks.

-Assisting with the preparation, packaging, storage and movement of manufactured products.

-Following production schedules, workplace procedures and safe operating practices.

-Maintaining a clean, safe and organised manufacturing environment.

-Working cooperatively as part of a team to meet production targets and operational requirements.

-Performing other reasonable general manufacturing, production, assembly and labouring duties as required.

Skills and Experience

-Previous experience in manufacturing, production, assembly or general labouring is desirable but not essential.

-Willingness to undertake on-the-job training and develop practical manufacturing skills.

-Ability to follow instructions and perform hands-on production tasks.

-Ability to work independently within competency levels and as part of a team.

-Commitment to workplace health and safety procedures.

-Physically capable of undertaking general manufacturing and production duties.

MS Word CVs only, with contact details included, will be reviewed.