Factory Production All-Rounder - Wardrobes & Shower Screens
Factory Production All-Rounder - Wardrobes & Shower Screens
Weekday day shift | Typically 40 hours/week | Occasional overtime
Distinctive Wardrobes is looking for a reliable, capable person to join our small Bathurst factory team making wardrobes and shower screens from prefinished board, aluminium, mirrors and glass.
You do not need to be a qualified cabinetmaker or glazier. We care more about practical ability, mechanical aptitude, reliability and whether you take pride in getting the finished product right. Relevant experience in cabinetry, kitchens, wardrobes, glazing, aluminium, shopfitting or another finished-product factory is useful, but we can train the right person.
The work
- Operate and learn equipment including a beam saw, Biesse CNC drilling machine and edgebander.
- Assemble wardrobe doors/products and work with aluminium, mirrors and glass.
- Check measurements and finished-product quality, then pack jobs carefully for transport.
- Move between tasks and help solve easy machinery or production problems as your experience grows.
There is a fair bit to learn, so this will suit someone looking for a stable role where they can become genuinely capable across the factory.
What matters to us
- You turn up - dependable and ready to work.
- You notice detail - you care whether the measurement, finish and product are right.
- You ask rather than guess - if something does not make sense, you clarify it.
- You get on with people - we have a small team and everyone helps each other.
- You are practical and mechanically minded - you can learn how machinery and processes work.
Physical side
This is an active factory job. Some products are around 25-30 kg, with heavier items handled by two people. You need enough reach, grip and coordination to safely span and control wide wardrobe doors and panels at full reach.
Hours, pay and benefits
- Full time, weekday day shift; typically around 40 hours/week.
- Occasional overtime is required, including sometimes staying back to finish a job for the next day's truck.
- $30-$36/hr + super, depending on capability and relevant experience.
- Small, friendly team; experienced Production Foreman; varied work and training across different machinery/products.
- Long-term opportunity to become one of the key people we rely on as your capability develops.
Forklift licence is useful but not essential. Driver licence is not essential if you can reliably attend work. This role is not suited to someone whose experience is only earthmoving/heavy plant or raw-material processing.