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The Royal Australian Mint is seeking a Senior Engineer or Senior Technician to join the Engineering, Assets & Quality (EAQ) branch in Canberra. You will contribute to production capability, run process improvements, and support manufacturing activities across industrial, tooling, and process engineering functions.
Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor of Engineering or a diploma in a relevant field, with strong systems engineering, project management and stakeholder engagement skills.
Ongoing$102,516 - $112,011 (APS 4) + 15.4% superannuation
Full-time
The Royal Australian Mint isa small government agency working within the CommonwealthGovernment Portfolio of the Treasury. The Mint is a non-corporateCommonwealth Entity and is listed under the Public GovernancePerformance and Accountability Act 2013 (Cth) (PGPA Act). TheMint is also covered by the Public Service Act 1999 (Cth)(PS Act).
The Royal Australian Mint makes coins and other minted productsto serve the needs of the Australian economy, foreign countries,investors and collectors. We are stewards of a thriving nationalinstitution that showcases our Nations stories through the NationalCoin Collection, and a world class museum and galleryexperience.
The Royal Australian Mint creates public value through a rangeof coining and minting-related activities. We play a key role insharing the stories of Australia by recognising significantanniversaries, events, organisations and cultural perspectivesthrough coins.
The Engineering, Assets & Quality (EAQ) Branchuses engineering, asset management, project management and qualityassurance expertise to help the whole Mint succeed by making oursystems safer, more reliable, more efficient and easier to work in.We support our colleagues, customers, and the public by reducingdefects and downtime, improving throughput, enabling new products,and strengthening the processes that shape Australia’s coinage. Ourpurpose is to care for the systems that care for the Mint, and tocontinuously improve them so people can do theirbest work.
The SeniorEngineer/Technician will work in a team of engineers andtechnicians to deliver complex projects, develop productioncapability, run process improvement initiatives and supportmanufacturing activities. The successful candidate will be placedin the team most relevant to their skills, experience andprofessional interests, however there will be opportunities to workclosely with other teams and cross-skill. A brief description ofthe three engineering functions is provided below.
A Senior Engineer/Technician in the Industrial Engineering team isresponsible for conducting projects to improve existing industrialprocesses through procurement or internal development of machineryand automation. They will also be providing technical support forthe operation of existing production machines and equipment,including mechanical design support for parts and tooling, andassisting operation areas in achieving and maintaining compliancewith the relevant machine safety requirements.
A Senior Engineer/Technician in the Product & Tooling Engineeringteam is responsible for developing and maintaining new coinproducts and packaging capabilities. They will work collaborativelywith the Sales, Marketing and production teams to develop collectorand investment products for Mint customers. The role involvesconnecting marketing requirements with structured trials andexperimentation to establish capability, then developing themanufacturing methods and processes with the Processes Engineeringteam for implementation into the production environment.
A Senior Engineer/Technician in the Process Engineering teamprovides production support, process development and continuousimprovement across all manufacturing areas. This is achieved byworking closely with production teams, implementing Lean and otherindustry best-practice methods, providing troubleshooting support,and ensuring established production throughput and product qualitytargets are maintained.
Senior Engineer - A Bachelor of Engineering froman Australian institution, or a qualification gained elsewhere that satisfies the requirements of the Washington Accord for recognitionas a Professional Engineer.
Senior Technician - A diploma in a relevantfield.
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Should you have any questions regarding the role, please contactStephen Travis on (02) 6202 3***.