Being a qualified Mechanical Fitter means your trade skills are always in demand. What isn't always easy is finding the right opportunity—one with real job security, local work, and a supportive team environment.
n
We are seeking a reliable Maintenance Fitter for a full‐time permanent position based in Clayton South within a leading food manufacturing facility.
n
Maintenance Fitter – The Role
n
n
- Execute preventative and corrective maintenance on plant and utility machinery.
n
- Carry out rapid fault‐finding and repairs to minimise facility downtime.
n
- Conduct root‐cause analysis on equipment breakdowns to prevent repeat issues.
n
- Log work orders and maintenance records using CMMS software (MEX / Fiix).
n
- Work safely while adhering to site health, safety, and food safety standards.
n
n
Hours & Location
n
n
- Location: Clayton South
n
- Employment Type: Full‐time, Permanent
n
- Hours: 6am - 2pm
n
- Pay Rate: $50-$55 p/h + super + overtime penalties
n
n
What You Need
n
n
- Trade Qualification:
Certificate III in Engineering (Mechanical) or equivalent.
n
- Experience: Minimum 3 years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing or FMCG setting.
n
- Technical Skills: Strong diagnostic/fault‐finding skills; experience using CMMS systems like MEX or Fiix is highly regarded.
n
- Mindset: Safety‐focused, dependable, and detail‐oriented.
n
n
Benefits & Perks
n
n
- Job Security: Full‐time permanent position in an essential manufacturing industry.
n
- Great Workplace: Team-oriented team culture with a focus on continuous improvement.
n
- Employee Benefits: Access to exclusive discounts across major retailers (supermarkets, electronics, entertainment).
n
n
At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.
📌 maintenance fitter (Victoria)
🏢 Hr Partners
📍 Victoria
Reply to this offer
Impress this employer describing Your skills and abilities, fill out the form below and leave Your personal touch in the presentation letter.