We’re a small Australian manufacturer making premium finished products for the building industry. Consistent quality is everything to us, so we work hard to control every variable. We’re a close team with no corporate red tape. We keep things simple and stay focused on the product, the people and constant improvement.
The role A hands-on role split between two areas:
- Keeping production running: fixing breakdowns, finding the cause of quality problems, and solving machine issues that affect uptime or reliability, working with our production leads and me.
- Making things better: commissioning new equipment, building prototype parts and running trials until we have a fix that’s simple and dependable.
The goal is a best-practice factory: high output, little downtime, critical spares on hand, well-equipped workstations and maintenance that actually gets done. This is an on-the-tools role, not a desk job.
The ideas are there; we need someone to deliver them.
How we work
- Keep it straightforward. Reliable beats clever, every time.
- Finish before starting. Close out jobs before taking on new ones.
- Own your time. Plan your own week, set priorities, and speak up early if something will run late.
- Teamwork, no ego. The best idea wins, whoever it comes from.
- Respect, always. We’re a small team, so being easygoing and respectful is a must.
- Try it and learn. Test it on the floor rather than overthinking it.
Interested? Send your resume and a few lines, written by you, on your background and why you’d suit the role. Tell us about a time you had several urgent jobs at once: how you decided what came first, and how it turned out.