Mechanic/Workshop Coordinator

Bibra Lake and Neerabup

Full time

$80,000 - $120,000 plus Superannuation

About us:

Ergon is an emerging Aboriginal owned and operated Staffing Services provider. We are enthusiastic about connecting companies with the right talent for their business. We strive to build lasting relationships between candidates and businesses.

Our client:

Benang is an infrastructure services provider focused on sustainable solutions within the Utilities, Construction, Mining and Resources Sectors. Benang meaning “tomorrow” in Noongar is the prime driver, a company that is focused on delivering value to our clients and communities of tomorrow. Benang’s ongoing commitment to utilities industry means they continue to grow.

About the Role: We are seeking an experienced mechanical workshop coordinator to join our dynamic team. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the workshop, manage all plant, machinery, and other assets across the business.

Key requirements:

• Experience in welding and repairing minor items on trucks and ancillary equipment.
• Experience in Coordinating and servicing the maintenance of Trucks, Vehicles and Civil Construction / Mining Equipment.
• Experience in maintenance and repair of auxiliary Civil equipment like compactors, quick cuts, welders etc. 
• Ability to coordinate with multiple suppliers. 
• Excellent communication skills and ability to prioritise tasks. 
• Management of stock levels, critical spares, and inventory requirements. 
• Good computer literacy. 

Must have:

• HR Licence minimum (ideally MC Licence).
• Previous Mechanical Experience ideally a Mechanical Trade however not mandatory.

 

To apply please submit a current resume. Applications close by COB, 15 November 2024.

 

For any further inquiries regarding the role please email our recruitment specialist Lana Utjesinovic lana@ergon.net.au or if preferable do not hesitate to call on 0430 017 789.

 

Ergon is an equal opportunity employer. Ergon welcomes and encourages women, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent and people with diverse backgrounds to apply.