Factory Hand

Factory Hand


Company
Unique Metals Laser
Location
Wangara, Western Australia, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
24 days ago
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Job Description
Factory Hand - WangaraAbout Unique Metals LaserProudly Australian and a privately owned company, Unique Metals Laser's history stretches back to 1972. Unique Metals Laser have multiple sites in Australian mainland states that provide high precision laser cutting and fabrication services to a variety of industries.For more information about Unique Metals Laser, and the services we provide please visit our website at www.uniquelaser.com.auWe seek an experienced Factory Hand who will be responsible for:Packing and loading customer goods for pick upUnloading goods on trucksOperating a ForkliftAssembly OperationsRemoving parts from laser cut sheetsUnloading of parts from machinesGrinding, sanding and linishing of laser cut metal componentsTapping, nutserting and studding of componentsGeneral housekeeping of work areasAssist with folding and fabrication dutiesAd hoc tasks as directed by Production Supervisor.About The CandidateA current Australian Forklift licence is essentialReliable work ethicHave a high attention to detail and ensure the quality of their workHardworking and physically fitGood hand / eye coordination skillsSafety conscious and ability to work in a busy environmentThe ability to work in a team environmentExperience with Hand and power toolsMust be able to work with minimum supervisionWilling to work weekend overtimeBenefitsCompetitive SalaryRewards and recognition programTraining and ongoing supportEmployee Assistance Program incorporating services like Financial Counselling and Nutritional coaching.Company uniform and PPEPlease note that candidates must have Australian work rights and will be asked to undergo a pre-employment drug & alcohol testing.Unique Laser prides itself on being an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace.Apply now for your opportunity to join Unique Metals Laser, a growing and successful company.

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