Established in 1959, Stoddart has been synonymous with stainless steel, steel and aluminium metal fabrication for over 60years. We operate out of a state-of the-art facility in the southern suburbs of Brisbane, with an additional network of sales offices and warehouses in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Throughout its evolution, Stoddart has proudly continued to remain a 100% Australian-owned family business.
We are seeking Sheetmetal Apprentices to join our team full-time. Apprentices are required to develop a range of skills which will allow them to fabricate a broad range of products. As such, these apprentices will learn to be adept at quality control and recognising what amounts to ‘fit for purpose’ for any given item or customer. Ideal candidates will be completing an apprenticeship, hold a sheet metal trade qualification, or possess equivalent industry experience.
More specifically your duties will include the following
- Undertake general fabrication tasks
- Undertake welding duties
- Complete logbook as required
- Undertake polishing and finishing
- Perform basic computer tasks
- Quality control
In determining suitability for the role, the following criteria are considered essential
- Skilled at applying manual handling techniques
- Develop skills at geometric development, measuring and marking out
- Develop skills at using relevant hand tools
- Develop skills at welding
- Develop an understanding to read drawings
- Ability to demonstrate enhanced verbal and written communication skills incorporating MS Office
- Completing an Apprenticeship
The following criteria are considered desirable
- Previous experience working in a manufacturing setting
What we offer
- Enjoy a long weekend every weekend with a 4-day work week
- Full-time stable hours
Applicants must have full rights to work in Australia.
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📌 Sheet Metal Apprentice and Tradesperson (Brisbane)
🏢 Tom Stoddart
📍 Brisbane
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