Description Men’s Shed Support Worker Reference number: 11155 Closing date: 11pm, 28 August 2026 Make a difference. Share your skills. Build community. Aberfeldie & Strathmore locations $36.48 per hour (plus 25% casual loading) Flexible casual opportunity Are you a skilled tradesperson, woodworker, maker, or hands-on problem solver looking for meaningful and rewarding work? We're seeking enthusiastic and community-minded individuals to join our Men's and Women's Shed team. This is a unique opportunity to use your practical skills to support others, foster social connections, and help create a welcoming environment where people can learn, build and thrive. Whether you're looking for flexible work alongside other commitments, transitioning towards retirement, or wanting to give back to your local community, we'd love to hear from you. About the Men's Shed Program The Men's Shed Program supports men's health and wellbeing by creating opportunities for connection, friendship, learning and peer support. Participants come together to share skills, knowledge and life experiences while working on a variety of projects including: Woodworking and carpentry Metalwork and fabrication Restoration projects Creative and artistic pursuits Up-cycling and repurposing materials Through our Up-Cycle Shop, many of the items created and restored within the Shed are made available to the wider community, helping reduce waste while supporting sustainability initiatives.



About You You'll be someone who enjoys working with people just as much as working with tools. You will bring: A Certificate III in Carpentry, Cabinet Making, Furniture Making, Metalwork or a related trade Demonstrated experience using a broad range of hand and power tools Strong communication and interpersonal skills A commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment Sound knowledge of workplace health and safety practices A current Level 2 First Aid Certificate Why Join Us? • Competitive casual rate of $36.48 per hour (plus 25% casual loading) • Flexible casual work arrangements • Work alongside passionate participants, volunteers and community members • Share your trade skills and knowledge with others • Support projects that have a real impact on the local community • Be part of a welcoming and supportive team environment • Help improve wellbeing, confidence, social connection and lifelong learning Experience working with older adults, people with disability, volunteers, or community groups will be highly regarded. How to Apply For further information about the role, please contact Bernie Doolan, Men’s Shed Team Leader, on 0421 486 707. If you'd like to view the Position Description , learn more about what we do, or find out why Moonee Valley City Council is a outstanding place to work, visit our Careers website at https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/work/my-career/work-with-us/.

📌 Men's shed support worker (Australia)
🏢 Moonee Valley City Council
📍 Australia