At a Glance
- Tasks: Join our team to operate woodworking machinery and create amazing products.
- Company: ACC Higgins, a supportive and experienced manufacturing team.
- Benefits: Above award wages, training opportunities, and occasional overtime.
- Other info: Full training provided in a dynamic and friendly work environment.
- Why this job: Learn valuable skills in wood machining and upholstery while earning great pay.
- Qualifications: Experience with power tools is a plus, but enthusiasm to learn is key.
The predicted salary is between 42750 - 52250 $ per year.
ACC Higgins has an exciting opportunity for a motivated
Production Worker(s) to join our hard-working team at our Stapylton facility.
We are seeking applicants who have a strong desire to join and learn from our experienced team in the following areas:
Wood Machining / Machine Operation (including working with solid timber and timber-based boards)
Assembly various flat packs
Trimming, mounting and lining products (i. e. upholstery).
Experience in production/manufacturing and an understanding of using power tools and other machinery will be highly regarded.
However, we are also open to applicants who are keen to learn, with full training provided.
Key responsibilities may include
- Operating woodworking machinery and equipment
- Sanding, preparation, and finishing of products
- Upholstery tasks
What we offer
- Above award wages
- Supportive and experienced team environment
- Training and career development opportunities
- Occasional overtime as required
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Production Worker employer: ACC Higgins
ACC Higgins is an excellent employer for those looking to kickstart or advance their career in wood manufacturing. Located in West Footscray, we pride ourselves on a supportive work culture that fosters skill development and offers secure employment with above award wages and bonuses. Our commitment to employee growth means you'll receive comprehensive training, making it an ideal environment for both experienced workers and those eager to learn.
