CNC Assistant

As part of a formal skilled trades training program, you will assist site machinists to learn and develop tool room skills in a manufacturing environment under direct guidance.

You will be required to successfully complete and document specified classes and a minimum quantity of on-the-job training hours.

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE): stopping work and reporting any major injury hazards, reporting work-related injuries, illnesses, incidents, or hazards, complying with HSE standards, policies, procedures, and regulations, using personal protective equipment, promoting interdependence, correcting hazards within your control, recognising the environmental impact of your work, and engaging in HSE training.

• Quality: learning and applying high standards of workmanship and craftsmanship, supporting equipment uptime and downtime failure analysis, performing supervised work according to diagrams, sketches, operation manuals, and specifications, providing feedback into the Preventive Maintenance system, following process documentation and quality procedures, raising issues to minimise cost and quality exposures, and performing quality inspections.

• Delivery: attending classes to build basic tool room skills and knowledge to qualify as a machinist, completing on-the-job training hours, repairing and maintaining manufacturing equipment, assisting with preventive, emergency, corrective, and predictive maintenance activities, maintaining a clean and orderly work area, identifying and reducing manufacturing constraints, solving problems, improving processes, and participating in continuous improvement activities.

• Teamwork: communicating effectively with your assigned team and support teams, completing training and personal development in line with business requirements, and participating actively with local Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) teams.

The role requires various competencies, including collaboration, effective communication, customer focus, nimble learning, self-development, health and safety fundamentals, controls safety, manufacturing knowledge, tool and fixture design, and valuing differences.

Benefits include:

• Financial wellbeing: retirement savings plan
• Health and wellbeing: comprehensive medical benefits for you and your family
• Diversity and inclusion: celebrating diverse perspectives
• Flexible working: paid vacation and holidays, parental leave, adoption assistance, flexible work environments
• Continuing education: tuition reimbursement or financing opportunities
• Incentive pay: annual merit and profit-sharing opportunities
• Community engagement: volunteer opportunities