Description

We are a well-established kitchen design, build and installation company currently based in Auckland. We provide quality service in the aspects of kitchen design, manufacture and installation.

We now require one full-time (guaranteed 30 hours per week) Mechanical Engineering Technician to join our team on a permanent basis.

Work Region: Auckland region

PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

       Building, fabricating and installing both new and modified mechanical assemblies, components, machine tools, controls, and hydraulic power systems using appropriate tools and equipment following drawings

       Monitoring all parts are fitted correctly and functioning as intended. 

       Performing routine tests on machinery and equipment to keep them in optimal working condition, minimizing downtime and enhancing productivity.

       Gathering and analysing data, performing complex computations, and creating diagrams for internal record keeping

       Estimating material costs and quantities required for each production cycle, along with evaluating the necessary machinery and tools to complete the tasks effectively and machine requirements

       Testing machines, components, and materials to assess performance, strength, and response to stress, including CNC machines and control-driven equipment 

       Applying knowledge of mechanical technology and engineering science to organize and supervise inspection and maintenance of machines

       Complying with the regulations and contract provisions

As to a Mechanical Engineering Technician, the Ideal candidates should have at least 3 years' relevant work experience in the same field or industry,or Have a relevant level 5 or above qualification 

We offer a competitive salary of $35-45/per hour depending on your personal attributes and experiences.

If you are a proactive person, and a great team player, please send your CV and cover letter through this platform.

Employer Questions

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  • What is your work right in NZ?