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Berendsen Fluid Power
Join a high-performing team with one of Australia's leading hydraulic companies. About the Opportunity Due to consistent growth across our branch, we are seeking an experienced Machinist to join our high-performing te…
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About the role
Join a high-performing team with one of Australia's leading hydraulic companies.
About the Opportunity
Due to consistent growth across our branch, we are seeking an experienced Machinist to join our high-performing team in Berkeley, NSW. You'll be working on modern manual lathes, producing precision components to tight tolerances, and playing a key role in our production machining operations.
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About Us
Berendsen Fluid Power is Australia's largest, locally owned hydraulic company, with hydraulic sales and service branches spanning the country. We have our customers covered with a wide range of fluid power products, hydraulic service and repair facilities, hydraulic system solutions, as well as our own range of manufactured cylinders and power units.
Berendsen Fluid Power is part of Questas Group, which operates over 37 sites nationally with more than 850 employees. Questas is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive workplace and ensuring everyone goes Home Safely Every Day.
If this sounds like the role for you, we would love to hear from you! For enquiries, please contact us via ***********@questas.com.au.
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