Engineering Assembly Technician

Established over 30 years ago, Enersol plays an integral and key role in the global latex industry. Over time, Enersol has expanded and advanced to become a leader in a wide range of testing technologies, servicing market leading companies around the world. 

Enersol's core focus is developing and providing reliable, accurate and high-quality testing equipment and testing services for medical devices and consumer products including condoms, gloves, small-bore connectors, syringes, needles, hot water bottles, children's toys and other devices. 

Enersol has offices in Annandale, NSW and Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia.

Enersol designs and makes equipment for testing syringes, condoms, gloves and other medical devices. Enersol's laboratories also test these and other products. Please refer to the company website for more details about Enersol and what we do. http://www.enersol.com.au

Enersol seeks an Assembly Technicianwith experience in mechanical or electrical engineering workshops or both. 

The assembly work is mainly mechanical but may also involve ultra-low voltage electrical work. 

Workshop and handy-person skills are needed, including drilling, cutting, filing and gluing skills for metals, plastics, MDF, wood, etc - while keeping the equipment components as scratch-free as possible. If you have a suitable skill set, there may be some electronics assembly.

The successful candidate for this role will report to the Equipment and Servicing Manager. The role is part of a small team that design and assemble Enersol's products.

Please refer to our website http://www.enersol.com.au/ 

This position will suit a person with Certificate III or IV in Engineering or similar.

The ideal candidate will have the following abilities and skills:

• Use hand and power tools.
• Safety awareness.
• Follow verbal and written directions.
• Read and interpret drawings for assembly.
• Work to deadlines and also change priorities when directed.
• Very good to excellent written and verbal English communication skills.
• A strong eye for detail and confidence in your assembly abilities.
• Work unsupervised, and report on progress.
• Maintain appropriate records of work undertaken.
• Perform quality checks of equipment at various stages of assembly.
• Good to intermediate computing knowledge with Microsoft 365 products and other apps.
• Familiarity with LEAN manufacturing is desirable.
• Familiarity with CAD software is desirable.

The ideal candidate will have the following experience:

• Previous exposure to undertaking basic assembly and repair work.
• Previous experience in a small-to-medium Australian workshop environment.
• Previous mechanical assembly experience with a solid mechanical aptitude.

Experience with electrical assembly and understanding of basic electrical circuits is an advantage.

Assembly and technical experience is required, and at least 2 or more years of in a similar position is preferred. Those with more experience are encouraged to apply, including anyone further into their workshop career or semi-retired.

Applications are welcome from Australian residents and citizens with full working rights. The role is casual and may lead to a permanent position.

This position is on-site and working similar hours to other staff in the team (some currently start around 730-830 am, and others start 9-930 am). The pay for this position is based on casual rates and experience but is broadly in line with the Manufacturing and Associated Industries Modern Award.

Please respond through Seek. In your application, please include a cover letter to Enersol with a brief explanation of your experience, your CV/Resume and any supporting documents.

Please note we may only reply to shortlisted candidates.