Tired of chasing shutdowns or jumping between short-term roles?
Looking for steady workshop work with a solid crew and consistent hours?
Already in Australia and want a long-term employer who supports your future?
IKAD Engineering is seeking an experienced Rubber Liner to join our Henderson workshop team. This is a hands-on trade role suited to someone ready to step into a stable environment where quality work and reliability are valued.
We encourage applications from candidates currently based in Australia, including skilled tradespeople on existing visas seeking long-term employment with a supportive employer.
- Surface preparation and rubber lining installation
- Cutting, shaping and fitting liners to specification
- Reading drawings and following job instructions
- Completing quality checks and maintaining finish standards
- Working safely as part of a team-driven workshop
- Minimum 3+ years’ experience in rubber lining or similar industrial trade
- Workshop or heavy industry experience
- Ability to read technical drawings
- Strong safety mindset and reliability
- Must be currently residing in Australia with valid working rights
Why Trades Join iKAD
- Secure full-time workshop role — no FIFO or shutdown chasing
- Steady pipeline of engineering and fabrication work
- Supportive supervisors who understand the trade
- Henderson-based workshop with onsite parking
- Long-term opportunity with a WA-owned engineering company
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Rubber Liner employer: IKAD Engineering Pty Ltd.
IKAD Engineering is an exceptional employer located in Henderson, WA, offering a permanent, full-time role as an Asset and Purchasing Manager. With a strong commitment to employee growth, our collaborative work culture fosters professional development through hands-on experience and leadership opportunities. We pride ourselves on providing competitive salaries and a supportive environment that values innovation and flexibility, making us an ideal choice for those seeking meaningful and rewarding employment in the engineering sector.
