Trainee Beverage Filler Operator – Hands-On Training

Brewers Guild of New Zealand; Auckland; On-site; NZD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-the-job training

Growth opportunities

Job summary

The Brewers Guild of New Zealand in Auckland is seeking a Trainee Filler Operator for our busy beverage bottling and canning line. Full hands-on training is provided, focusing on semi-manual filling equipment and learning to adjust valves, gauges, and liquid pressures.

You will maintain accurate production logs, monitor fill levels and pressures, and support clean-down and sanitation routines. Prior work experience in any industry and a strong work ethic are valued as you develop mechanical

Qualifications

• Experience in any industry showing dependability and work ethic.
• Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn equipment setups.
• Clear written and spoken English for reporting and safety.
• High attention to product quality, hygiene and machinery care.
• Reliable, punctual and physically capable of hands-on production.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate semi-manual beverage filling equipment, learning to adjust valves, gauges, and liquid pressures for different product runs.
• Perform changeovers and mechanical adjustments when switching between bottle or can sizes, formats, and recipes.
• Monitor carbonation, pressures, and fill levels during production, making hands-on manual corrections as needed.
• Complete written production logs and reports, accurately tracking outputs, downtime, and quality metrics.
• Execute thorough cleaning, sanitation, and teardown of filling heads and lines to maintain food-grade hygiene standards.

Skills

Work experience in any industry

Mechanical aptitude

English proficiency

Attention to detail

Reliability & punctuality

Physical fitness

Job description

The Brewers Guild of New Zealand in Auckland is seeking a Trainee Filler Operator for our busy beverage bottling and canning line. Full hands-on training is provided, focusing on semi-manual filling equipment and learning to adjust valves, gauges, and liquid pressures.

You will maintain accurate production logs, monitor fill levels and pressures, and support clean-down and sanitation routines. Prior work experience in any industry and a strong work ethic are valued as you develop mechanical