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Inverell Family Workshop is seeking an experienced Fabricator/Welder to join a close-knit team in Inverell, NSW. You will handle bespoke fabrication and repair work, reading drawings and working with limited supervision to deliver high-quality results.
The role offers 50–52 AUD/hr with 12% super, overtime on 10-hour days, and optional Saturday mornings. A senior tradesperson mindset, long-term relocation, and a passion for niche, non-production work are essential.
Posted 12 days ago
Earn 50 to 52 AUD/hr as a fabricator in regional NSW. Free temporary accommodation for the right candidate.
Want to do genuinely interesting fabrication work in a shop that looks after people who look after it? The company is a family-owned fabrication and welding business based in Inverell, NSW, specialising in niche, high-skill work across vacuum trucks, Rock Tamers, crane grillages, and other crane apparatus alongside modification and repair work. They are not a production line operation. The work is varied, bespoke, and genuinely challenging. They want a trade-qualified fabricator with an old-school work ethic, a positive attitude, and the intention to stay long term.
You will be working as an experienced fabricator in a family-owned workshop in Inverell, NSW, across a mix of bespoke workshop fabrication and occasional on-site work when customers cannot transport equipment. The work spans light to heavy fabrication across a range of specialised and varied scopes. You need to be able to work from drawings and without drawings, take initiative, and deliver quality without being managed step by step.
Day to day you will be:
Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 6am to 4:30pm with a 3:30pm Friday finish. Optional Saturday mornings from 7am to 11am are available for those who want extra hours.
At 50 to 52 AUD/hr plus 12% super and overtime that kicks in regularly on standard 10-hour days, the earning potential here is strong for a regional role. Add niche fabrication work that most tradespeople never get near, a family business that recognises loyalty and effort, and a lifestyle that costs a fraction of any major Australian city, and this is a move that makes sense for the right person.
For Kiwi fabricators and welder fabricators who are ready to get out of the city grind, do genuinely interesting work, and land somewhere worth sticking around, Inverell is worth the conversation.