Run CNC machinery in a hands-on timber manufacturing role at a well-established manufacturer in Stapylton, between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Our client is looking for a reliable CNC machinist who takes pride in quality work, and who is keen to step into leading the team over time.
This is a full-time position on a Monday to Friday day shift, working across the CNC machining department and a small assembly area alongside a team of around 8.
About this opportunity:
- Hands-on CNC role with a clear path into leading the team
- $37 – $40 per hour + super (depending on skills and experience)
- 38-hour week, Monday to Friday: 7:00am – 3:30pm, finishing 1:30pm on Fridays
- Secure full time employment with a long-established manufacturer
- On-the-job training and support
- Located in Stapylton, South-East Queensland
What you’ll be doing:
- Setting up and operating CNC machinery safely and accurately
- Operating panel saws, routers, arm saws and other woodworking machinery
- Machining solid timber and board products to measurements, specifications and customer requirements
- Making sure machining and assembly work meets a high standard of quality and finish
- Taking initiative to resolve production issues and keep work moving
- Helping organise the day-to-day work of the team and keep production on track
- Following safe work procedures and keeping work areas clean and organised
A typical day: set up the CNC for the next run, check the first parts against the specs, keep the machining and assembly areas moving, and help the team stay on track.
To be considered for this role:
- CNC operating experience (essential)
- Around 5 years’ experience in wood machining, cabinet making or woodworking preferred, though driven candidates with less experience will be considered
- Willingness to step into a team leading role, with no previous leadership experience needed
- Well organised, reliable and responsible
- Able to read and work from measurements, specifications and customer requirements
- Strong attention to detail and pride in your workmanship
- A safety-first approach to machine setup and operation
- Good communication skills
- Forklift licence an advantage, but not required
- Full Australian working rights
No trade qualification required. Cabinet makers, machinists and experienced operators are all welcome.
Ready to apply? If you’re an experienced CNC machinist who wants hands-on work with a stable employer and a chance to step up and lead, we want to hear from you. Apply today!