Leading Hand / Workshop Supervisor - Clontarf
Job Title:
Leading Hand / Workshop Supervisor
Location:
Clontarf, QLD
Employment type:
Temp-to-perm (permanent considered for the right candidate)
Pay:
$60/hr casual + super (negotiable for the right person)
Hours:
6:00am to 2:30pm, Monday to Friday, with overtime as required, including occasional Saturdays
About the Role
Our client, a commercial ductwork manufacturer, is looking for an experienced, hands-on leader to take ownership of their Clontarf workshop.
The workshop produces ductwork for major commercial projects, from smaller, varied orders through to large production runs of hundreds of units. At the moment, the shed needs stronger day-to-day leadership to keep production organised, catch mistakes early and keep work moving efficiently and correctly.
This is a workshop-based role, not a site-based Leading Hand position.
The Prospect
Take genuine ownership of daily workshop operations
Lead a small team of around 4 workshop labourers
Bring structure and organisation to production
Introduce practical improvements to workshop processes
Maintain quality standards and ensure production deadlines are met
About You
Proven leadership experience, ideally in a workshop, manufacturing or production environment
Strong ability to organise people, prioritise tasks and manage production flow
Hands-on, practical approach and attention to detail
Ability to spot errors early and keep quality on track
Reliable, with availability for 6:00am starts and occasional overtime
Previous ductwork experience is not essential. Leadership and organisational skills are the priority
What's on Offer
Temp-to-perm opportunity
Real responsibility and the chance to shape how the workshop runs
Consistent weekday hours
Immediate start available (we are happy to wait for the right person)
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