Foundry Production Operator Cu-Base Nominees•Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Duties and Responsibilities:

- Read and interpret shop orders, methods sheets, work instructions, and production requirements prior to commencing work. Report any queries to the Foundry Manager or Team Leader.
- Perform moulding and assembly operations, including:
- Pattern and core box preparation and inspection.
- Mould production, ramming, vibration, and assembly.
- Core production and installation.
- Runner, sprue, riser, and feeding system preparation.
- Mould repairs and preparation for pouring.

- Operate finishing equipment to remove excess material and prepare finished products:

- Grinders and flap discs
- Bandsaws and linishers
- Bench grinders and hand tools
- Other approved finishing equipment

- Operate and assist with machinery and equipment used in metal melting and casting processes.
- Prepare finished products for inspection, storage and dispatch.
- Segregate runners, risers, scrap metal, and waste materials into designated areas.
- Operate forklifts and other material handling equipment where appropriately licensed and authorised.
- Conduct deliveries, pickups, and other site support duties where appropriately licensed and authorised.
- Maintain equipment, machinery, tools, and work areas in a clean, safe, and serviceable condition, reporting any faults or maintenance requirements.
- Carry out general housekeeping and cleaning duties throughout the foundry.




- Assist other production personnel and work centres as required to meet operational requirements.
- Wear and maintain all required personal protective equipment (PPE) and comply with Safe Operating Procedures, Work Instructions, Quality Systems, and Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare requirements.
- Perform any other duties within the employee's skills, training, and competency as directed by management

Skills and Competencies

- Methodical approach to work.
- Understanding of foundry processes, casting principles, and metal behaviour.
- Ability to interpret drawings, work instructions, and production documentation.
- Ability to visualise moulds and castings from two-dimensional plans.
- Good eyesight and attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Flexibility to perform a variety of foundry tasks.
- Strong awareness of workplace health and safety requirements.

Qualifications and Experience

- Relevant AQF Certificate II qualification (or equivalent) in manufacturing, engineering, foundry operations, or a related field; or
- Demonstrated relevant experience in a production, manufacturing or foundry setting.
- Previous experience operating production machinery and equipment is desirable.
- Current Forklift Licence (LF) is desirable where material handling duties are required.

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📌 Foundry Production Operator (Adelaide)
🏢 Cu-Base Nominees
📍 Adelaide