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Are you the type of person who loves taking engines apart just to see how they work? We have an opening for a Trade Assistant to join a global leader in the rail and transit sector. Located in a modern workshop in Rydalmere, this role is perfect for a mechanically minded individual who thrives in a high-precision, bench-work environment. You will be at the heart of the maintenance process, assisting with the disassembly, retrofitting, and reassembly of critical brake calipers and pneumatic valves. If you have a passion for "the nuts and bolts" and want a career in the rail industry, this is your starting point.
Job Responsibility:
Disassemble and reassemble brake calipers and valves in a controlled bench environment
Assess part conditions against engineering drawings and perform functional line testing
Maintain pneumatic components using specialized hand and power tools
Complete quality reports and checklists to ensure every component meets safety standards
Requirements:
12+ months of practical Trade Assistant experience
Proven ability to use hand and power tools for disassembly, cleaning, and basic maintenance
Partial completion of a mechanical trade (Local or Overseas) is highly desirable
Valid White Card
Full Australian working rights/residency
A 'can-do' attitude with a commitment to maintaining a safe, clean workshop environment
Nice to have:
Valid NSW LF Forklift License
Background in Oil and Water Pump maintenance
What we offer:
Competitive Pay: Excellent hourly rates with additional penalty rates and superannuation
Work-Life Balance: Consistent day shift hours with an early afternoon finish
Career Progression: This is a pathway role looking for people to grow into long-term team members
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