Women in Steel

1x CNC Operator (unskilled)

1x Welder (unskilled)

1x Material Handler (Forklift and Crane Operator) (unskilled)

CNC Operator: 
This role is ideal for someone starting their career in manufacturing or machining who is eager to learn and grow in a hands-on environment. You’ll be responsible for operating CNC machines to produce precision components according to engineering drawings and specifications. Full training will be provided.

Welder: 
This is a great opportunity for someone starting out in the welding trade, looking to build their skills and gain experience in a workshop environment. You will work under supervision to carry out basic welding and fabrication tasks across a range of projects. Full training and support will be provided.

Material Handler (Forklift and Crane Operator): 
This position is ideal for someone looking to build a career in materials management and production support. You will be responsible for safely moving, storing, and organizing steel members and other materials using forklifts, overhead cranes, and other handling equipment. Forklift and crane operation training will be provided once in employment.

1x Production Team Member

1x Apprentice CNC Machinist

Production Team Member:

• Participate in casting activities such as furnace preparation, pouring, and cooling
• Undertake aftercast tasks including gate removal, surface finishing, inspection, and quality checks
• Follow safety procedures, handle materials correctly, and contribute to housekeeping standards
• Work collaboratively within a team environment, supporting efficient and safe foundry operations

Apprentice CNC Machinist:

• Learn to set up and operate CNC machinery to manufacture precision components
• Support assembly activities and the inspection of finished components
• Gain hands-on experience in metrology, using measurement tools and equipment to verify accuracy and compliance with specifications
• Undertake training and formal study requirements of the apprenticeship, combining theory with practical application
• Work under the guidance of qualified tradespeople, developing skills for a career in precision manufacturing
• Maintain a strong focus on safety, quality, and continuous learning

Apprentice Steel Fabricator – Architectural Metalworks:

The apprentice will assist in interpreting technical drawings, fabricating steel components, and supporting both workshop and on-site installation activities under the guidance of experienced fabricators. This role requires a willingness to learn, strong attention to details, and the ability to follow instructions while contributing safely to the team.

General Factory Hand/Labourer

As Bomac Engineering is a small company, the job involves doing a little bit of almost everything rather than the same thing over and over. You might be picking stock one day, fabricating trolleys the next, then cutting and packing jobs another. There will be some work installing jobs at other sites around Melbourne.

You will need to come into the job able to undertake the following:

• ability to listen and follow instructions in English
• packing aluminium and steel goods
• pick up/deliver parts to other businesses for various processes
• occasional offsite work will be required.

You will need to have the capacity to learn the following, with instruction:

• cutting aluminium
• assembling trolleys using spanners and cordless tools
• mark out and cut steel
• drill holes in steel
• linishing metal parts

4x Apprentice Engineering Fabricator

2x Apprentice Carpenter

Tasks involve hands-on training to become a skilled metal fabricator, learning to read technical drawings, operate machinery like CNC machines and welding equipment, and safely cut, shape, bend, and assemble metal components.

The role requires physical fitness, attention to detail, and the ability to collaborate with a team to produce structural steel, custom furniture, or components for various industries.

Apprentice Engineer:

• Reading and interpreting technical engineering drawings and schematics for complex assemblies and precision components
• Assembling and fitting high-precision gearboxes, transmission systems, and other mechanical drive units
• Precision measuring using tools like micrometres, vernier calipers, and bore gauges to ensure components meet exacting specifications
• Dismantling, inspecting, and refurbishing complex mechanical equipment and machinery
• Performing routine maintenance and fault-finding on production machinery and workshop equipment
• Operating a variety of workshop machinery for fitting tasks, which may include drilling, grinding, and light machining (e.g., using lathes or milling machines)