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Jardan Australia seeks a full‑time Team Leader to oversee the Machining department at our Scoresby HQ. Lead a skilled team, optimise workflow, and maintain strict safety and quality standards while meeting daily production targets.
You will provide hands‑on technical support for machine set‑ups, mentor staff, and drive continuous improvement in a fast‑paced furniture manufacturing environment, including CNC and 5‑head moulding technology.
With a deep connection to the Australian way of life, Jardan is an Australian owned business that supports local manufacturing. We drive the simple mission of making beautiful furniture pieces with a sustainable and responsible approach. Steering away from the conventional layout, our Showrooms are carefully curated and each space is a direct translation of how the furniture, homewares, art and lighting can exist in unison.
Our Head Office, Sales and Production teams work together, evolving ideas and solving problems. What started as a team of eight has now grown to over 220 staff members that all live and breathe a collaborative ethos.
We’re seeking a full-time Team Leader to oversee and elevate operations within our Machining department. This role combines hands‑on technical expertise with people leadership, ensuring production targets are achieved without compromising precision or safety. You will be a proactive leader who can optimise workflow, mentor a skilled team, and uphold the integrity of our manufacturing processes.
Reporting to the Timber Team Leader, we’re looking for someone that has :
This role will be based onsite at our HQ in Scoresby.
We are proud of our people what their individual talents are, and we reward our people right from the very beginning. We will provide you with:
Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
Jardan acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which our workplaces are located. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and the Aboriginal Elders of other communities.