_{05th November, 2026}

Experienced Boilermakers required for heavy fabrication and welding of mining machinery, vehicles and associated components.
These positions are intended to provide long-term employment opportunities for skilled tradespeople who can work independently, take ownership of their work and maintain consistently high workmanship standards.
The successful candidates will demonstrate reliability, a strong work ethic and a genuine interest in securing ongoing employment.
Key Responsibilities

• Carry out welding and fabrication on heavy mining machinery, vehicles and associated components.
• Perform MIG welding using flux-cored and solid bare wire.
• Complete butt welds, fillet welds, vertical-up and vertical-down welds.
• Work with carbon steel, typically 5mm to 15mm thick, with thicker plate experience advantageous.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Complete fabrication work to required specifications and quality standards.
• Work independently while contributing to an established workshop team.
• Maintain a safe and organised work environment.

Essential Requirements

• Recognised Australian Boilermaking trade qualification.
• Extensive boilermaking and fabrication experience, ideally 20+ years.
• Strong MIG welding experience using flux-cored and solid bare wire.
• Experience welding carbon steel, typically 5mm to 15mm thick.
• Ability to complete butt welds, fillet welds, vertical-up and vertical-down welds.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Experience with heavy mining machinery or mining vehicle components preferred.

TIG welding experience on mild steel and stainless steel is desirable.
Personal Attributes

• Takes ownership of work and accepts responsibility for quality and completion.
• Strong work ethic, reliability and attention to detail.
• Able to work with minimal supervision and contribute to an established team.
• Demonstrates pride in workmanship and a genuine intention to remain with the business long term.
• Professional attitude and ability to fit into an established workshop environment.

Long-term commitment and cultural fit are important considerations for these positions.
Welding Assessment Candidates will be required to complete a practical welding assessment covering:

• Butt welds.
• Fillet welds.
• Vertical-up and vertical-down welding.
• Flux-cored and solid bare wire welding.

Working Hours

• 38 hours per week, Monday to Friday.
• Additional hours as required.
• Saturday work may be required from 6:00am to 1:00pm.
• No Sundays or public holidays.

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