Can Maker / Shift Electrician (AU)
Can Maker / Shift Electrician (AU)
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08-07-2025
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Job Description
The Role
This role involves being able to troubleshoot technical issues and being the subject matter expert on your designated shift for electrical automation and specialist analytic areas of the plant.
Reporting into the Production Manager and working a 12hr rotating shift (6am- 6pm & 6pm-6am) the key responsibilities of the Can Maker/Shift Electrician will include but are not limited to:
Maintain site equipment and machinery by:
- Maintaining safety quality and manufacturing standards
- Operating high speed machinery
- Dissemble assess repair and reassemble machines equipment and components.
- Respond to machine breakdowns and take corrective action promptly.
- Carry out modifications to machines and equipment under instructions from the Engineering Manager and Electrical Supervisor
- Assist in the training and knowledge transfer to new starters and existing team
- Carry out Root cause analysis as required.
- Suggest areas of improvement and be involved in improvement opportunities.
About You
What Were Looking For
- Electrical Trade Certificate (Advanced Certificate welcomed)
- Experience in Manufacturing high speed 24/7 production environments.
- Maintenance Experience (Preventative maintenance plans corrective maintenance systems)
- A good understanding of Mechanical systems motors pumps conveyors compressors air systems.
- Demonstrated commitment to safety health and the environment.
- Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and their application.
How to Apply
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Employment Type
Part-Time
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