Trade Assistants

2xm; Sydney; In loco; AUD 44.000 - 73.000; Tempo pieno

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Casual - Permanent long term

Granville location

Rail HVAC project

Descrizione del lavoro

2xm in Granville, Western Sydney, is seeking a Trade Assistant / Rail HVAC Equipment for a long‑term casual‑permanent role. You will support mechanical and electrical assembly, refurbishment and testing of rail HVAC components in a dedicated workshop.

The role requires reading engineering drawings, BOMs, following quality and WHSE procedures, and contributing to continuous improvement with a safety-conscious approach.

Competenze

• Certificate II in Engineering, Mechanical or Electrical trade-related qualification, or equivalent experience.
• Experience in mechanical and/or electrical fitting and assembly.
• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings, BOMs and technical manuals.

Mansioni

• Perform mechanical and/or electrical assembly of products/components.
• Conduct basic testing of completed products/assemblies.
• Support refurbishment and maintenance of mechanical/electrical components.

Conoscenze

Mechanical fitting

Electrical fitting

Tool use (hand)

Tool use (power)

Machine tools

Reading drawings

BOMs

WHSE practices

5S

Documentation

Formazione

Certificate II in Engineering

Strumenti

Hand tools

Power tools

Machine tools

Descrizione del lavoro

Job Description:

Trade Assistant / Rail HVAC Equipment C11:

• Casual - Permanent long term (5X Years duration project).
• Monday - Friday | Day Shift | 7:00am - 3:30pm
• Earn up to $52.74 Per Hour Casual + Overtime + RDO Accrual

Company Overview:

Our valued rail engineering client is a highly respected global organisation specialising in the design, manufacture, overhaul and servicing of critical systems and components used throughout the rail industry. Operating from its Granville workshop in Western Sydney, the business provides specialist engineering, maintenance and overhaul services across sophisticated HVAC and rail equipment.

The Role:

Working within the Granville workshop, you'll be responsible for supporting the mechanical and electrical assembly, maintenance, refurbishment and basic testing of company products and components. You'll apply practical mechanical and/or electrical skills while working under limited supervision and ensuring all work is completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with company quality standards. Your responsibilities will include, but aren't limited to:

• Perform mechanical and/or electrical assembly of company products and components.
• Conduct basic testing of completed products and assemblies.
• Support the refurbishment and maintenance of mechanical and/or electrical components.
• Assist with basic fault identification, diagnosis and reporting under supervision.
• Follow engineering drawings, Bills of Materials (BOMs), technical manuals and work instructions when completing routine tasks.
• Use hand, power and machine tools safely and effectively.
• Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition.
• Report non-conformances and assist with corrective actions where required.
• Complete relevant checksheets and workshop documentation.
• Maintain 5S and workplace organisation standards.
• Participate in toolbox talks and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Support cross-functional tasks and maintain flexibility across different work cells.
• Assist coworkers when required or as instructed by the Team Leader, Supervisor or Manager.
• Provide buddy training to coworkers where instructed by the Team Leader, Supervisor or Manager.
• Ensure compliance with WHSE procedures, quality requirements and company standards.
• Take ownership of the WHSE, quality and efficiency of your own work.
• Maintain strong punctuality, attendance and personal time management.
• Complete other tasks as directed by Leading Hands, Supervisors or Managers.

Key Technical Experience:

Ideally, you'll bring hands-on experience across:

• Mechanical and/or electrical fitting and assembly.
• Mechanical or electrical component refurbishment and maintenance.
• Use of hand, power and machine tools.
• Basic fault identification and diagnostic activities.
• Reading and interpreting basic engineering drawings.
• Working from Bills of Materials (BOMs), technical manuals and work instructions.
• Workshop or factory-based production environments.
• WHSE practices and quality control procedures.
• 5S and workplace organisation.
• Basic computer systems and documentation.

What You Need:

• Certificate II in Engineering, Mechanical or Electrical trade-related qualification, or equivalent experience.
• Previous experience as a Trades Assistant, Mechanical Operator or within a similar workshop/manufacturing environment.
• Demonstrated experience in mechanical and/or electrical fitting and assembly.
• Experience using hand and power tools within a workshop or factory environment.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, BOMs and technical manuals.
• Basic fault-finding and diagnostic capabilities.
• Basic knowledge of mechanical and/or electrical principles.
• Familiarity with WHSE practices and quality control procedures.
• Basic computer skills.
• Strong attention to quality, safety and detail.

Key Competencies:

• Strong teamwork and customer orientation.
• Good communication skills.
• Adaptability and flexibility.
• Quality-focused approach to work.
• Self-motivated and able to work under limited supervision.
• Strong personal time management and punctuality.
• Practical mechanical and technical aptitude.
• Willingness to support coworkers and work across different workshop functions.
• Commitment to continuous improvement.
• Strong workplace safety awareness.

Performance & Quality Expectations:

The successful applicant will be expected to maintain high standards across:

• WHSE compliance.
• Quality of work and workmanship.
• Utilisation and efficiency.
• Attendance and punctuality.
• FTQ - First Time Quality.
• 5S workplace standards.
• Continuous improvement participation.
• Accurate completion of check sheets and associated documentation.
• Safe and appropriate use of tools and equipment.

Pre-Employment Requirements:

• Rail Category 3 Medical including Drug & Alcohol Screening.
• National Police Check.
• Full Australian working rights.

What's On Offer:

• Casual - Permanent long term (5X Years duration project).
• Monday - Friday | Day Shift | 7:00am - 3:30pm
• Earn up to $52.74 Per Hour Casual + Overtime + RDO Accrual
• Granville, Western Sydney Location.
• Workshop-Based Rail HVAC Engineering Position.
• Mechanical & Electrical Assembly, Maintenance, Refurbishment & Basic Testing.
• Opportunity to work within an established global rail engineering organisation.
• Exposure to specialist rail HVAC products, components and engineering processes.
• Varied workshop-based duties across mechanical and electrical activities.
• Supportive team environment with opportunities to develop additional technical skills.
• Long-term career opportunities within the rail engineering sector.

So, if you're an experienced Trades Assistant / Mechanical Operator looking to apply your practical mechanical and/or electrical skills within a specialist rail engineering and manufacturing environment, this is an excellent opportunity to join an established global organisation offering technically interesting and varied workshop-based work, with genuine long-term career opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.