Steel Fabrication Workshop Supervisor

The Opportunity:
 
A full-time opportunity is currently available in Kingaroy to supervise the daily planning and scheduling of jobs for a team of 5 within a busy STEEL FABRICATION WORKSHOP.
 
The Benefits:

• A full-time position.
• A salary that will recognise the qualifications, experience and skills of the successful applicant.
• Free weekends - a Monday to Friday work week.
• Day shifts only – normal trading hours 8.00 to 5.00 Mon to Fri.
• Security – work for a locally owned iconic South Burnett business that has been trading for over half a century.

The Employer:
 
Kewpie is an iconic family-owned Kingaroy business that has been trading in the local area for over 55 years servicing a diverse range of rural interests.
 
The business is based in Kingaroy and Kewpie Steel is one section of the larger operation servicing the rural sector.
 
The Duties:
 
The supervisory position will ensure the productive flow of work through the steel and fabrication business by:

• Scheduling jobs for the workshop and off-site projects to ensure timely and efficient completion.
• Assisting with workshop fabrication and off-site mill and piggery maintenance work.
• Completing documentation for admin support staff to process for invoicing, quotes and orders.
• Supervising up to 5 staff to facilitate timely job and project completion to expected quality standards.
• Liaising as required with both internal and external customers regarding fabrication and maintenance jobs.
• Maintaining quality and safety standards throughout the FABRICATION WORKSHOP and off-site maintenance projects.

The Requirements:
 
Applicants must be able to demonstrate:

• The proven ability to plan, organise and monitor workflow to maximise productivity.
• The ability to work unsupervised with a proactive approach in the workplace.
• A strong commitment to team leadership.
• A high attention to detail.
• The ability to apply quality assurance processes to completed jobs and procedures.
• Proven comprehension and numeracy skills to enable accurate measurements and calculations.
• A minimum “C” class driver licence.
• An absorbing focus on workplace safety.

Although not essential, preference will be shown to applicants also able to provide any of the following:

• Relevant trade qualifications, welder/boilermaker tickets or fabrication experience.
• Workshop experience.
• Current forklift licence.
• An active interest in the rural sector.

The Pay:
 
An above Award pay rate will be determined by the qualifications, experience and skills of the successful applicant.
 
Applications:
 
Applications should include a current resume and be submitted directly from this website.
 
Enquiries:
 
Enquiries may be directed to Employment Matters by calling Edson on 0416 725 *** or Bob on 0429 000 ***.
 
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