- $35ph to $40ph + Penalties (Experience based)
- Full time position
- Supportive workplace culture
At MRX Parts Pty Ltd (MRX), we are specialists in heavy vehicle exhaust and emissions solutions across Australia and New Zealand. Backed by Mammoth, we work with transport operators, mining companies and workshops to deliver industry-leading products and refurbishment services that extend asset life, reduce costs and minimise downtime.
We're looking for a hands-on Workshop Technician who enjoys mechanical work, takes pride in quality workmanship, and wants to make a real impact in a growing business that's becoming the go-to name in diesel emissions and exhaust system solutions.
If you're mechanically minded, safety-focused and thrive in a workshop environment, we'd love to hear from you.
Please note: Applicants will be invited to complete our Automated Screening as part of the shortlisting process.
The role:
- Inspect, assess and diagnose incoming exhaust systems and components.
- Complete accurate digital reports using mobile applications and internal job management systems.
- Disassemble, strip, clean and refurbish exhaust system components to established standards.
- Lead by example in maintaining workshop safety, quality and productivity standards.
- Track job progress and maintain accurate documentation, time records and repair histories.
- Prepare refurbished units for packaging and dispatch to customers.
- Support workshop operations and assist team members to meet operational requirements.
- Maintain a zero-harm culture by following all safety, environmental and quality procedures.
The Opportunity:
- Join a growing and specialised industry leader.
- Work with modern heavy vehicle exhaust and emissions systems.
- Be part of a supportive and safety-focused team.
- Opportunity to develop technical knowledge and leadership capability.
- Stable, full-time position with a business backed by Mammoth.
- Contribute to meaningful solutions that reduce costs and extend equipment life for customers.
Skills Required:
- Current and valid Forklift Licence.
- Mechanical aptitude with the ability to work on mechanical components and assemblies.
- Ability to read and interpret technical diagrams, plans and work instructions.
- Basic computer literacy and ability to use mobile applications and digital job management systems.
- Strong understanding of safe work practices and workshop procedures.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Preferred Experience:
- Experience working within a workshop, manufacturing, industrial or heavy vehicle environment.
- Exposure to mechanical repairs, refurbishment, maintenance or technical service activities.
- Experience using workshop tools, equipment and mechanical disassembly techniques.
- Previous experience completing job reports, maintenance records or workflow tracking documentation.
- Experience working within quality-controlled and safety-focused environments.
About You:
You are a reliable and motivated team player who takes ownership of your work. You have a strong eye for detail, enjoy solving problems and can manage priorities in a busy workshop environment. Most importantly, you're committed to working safely and producing quality outcomes every day.
How to Apply
If this sounds like you, please submit your resume and complete our automated screening to be shortlisted for the role.
