Trident Plastic Engineering is a specialist manufacturer known for precision, reliability and high‐quality custom plastic components. We're expanding our workshop capability and are looking for a versatile Machining Allrounder who enjoys variety, problem‐solving and hands‐on craftsmanship.
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About the Role
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This is a practical, workshop‐based position suited to someone who can confidently move between manual machining, CNC routing and basic CAD drawing. You'll be working across custom one‐off jobs, small production runs and specialised plastic machining projects.
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Key Responsibilities
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Operate manual lathes and mills to produce accurate components
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Set up and run CNC routers for plastic machining
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Interpret and create CAD drawings for job setup and production
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Work with engineering plastics including HDPE, acrylic, polycarbonate, nylon, acetal and more
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Maintain a clean, protected and organised workshop environment
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Collaborate with the production team to meet deadlines and quality standards
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About You
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Strong experience with manual machining (lathes & mills)
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Competent with CNC router operation and basic programming
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Comfortable producing or modifying CAD drawings (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or similar)
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Good mechanical aptitude and attention to detail
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Able to work independently and take ownership of jobs
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Positive attitude and willingness to learn new processes
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Why Join Trident Plastic Engineering?
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Varied and interesting work—no two days are the same
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Supportive team environment
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Opportunity to grow your skills across machining, CNC and CAD
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Competitive pay based on experience
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If you're a capable allrounder who enjoys precision work and wants to be part of a respected engineering workshop, we'd love to hear from you.
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📌 Machining Allrounder - Manual Lathes & Mills | CNC Router | CAD Experience (New South Wales)
🏢 Trident Plastic Engineering
📍 New South Wales
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