2022 Apprentice Fitter/CNC Machinist - TAFE Students preferred null

360 Med Care is looking for tradespersons with experience as a Fitter / CNC Machinist to join our Surgical Instrument division at 360 Instruments. This role is appropriate for apprentices (2nd year or above) to apply to. The demand for our services within the Australian medical and orthopaedic sector continues to grow and our team needs to increase to meet this increasing popularity and demand. 360 Instruments is committed to improving surgical flow and patient outcomes and our machining team is integral to delivering this.

Desirable skills and experience:

• Second year apprentice or above
• Fitter / turner / CNC machining and programming
• Familiar with technical engineering dwg's and 3d CAD
• CADCam programming utilizing MasterCam software
• CNC machining and setting of various machinery - Milling / Turning / EDM Wire Cutting
• Laser Welding / Laser marking / Finishing and assembly
• Product inspection and production documentation

About you:

• A keen eye for detail, accuracy, and efficiency
• A passion for high quality work and precision
• A team player looking to collaborate, learn and share
• Great communication and documentation skills
• Desire to learn and strive for excellence in every job
• Australian work rights required

About the role and working at 360:

• Based at our Botany machining workshop and reports to the Workshop Team Leader
• Ongoing training and support to expand your existing skillset, knowledge, and completion of your apprenticeship
• Comes with a competitive compensation package where you will be recognised for your work at each step of the way
• 360 Med Care is a large dynamic company where you will be interacting with, engineers, clinical specialists, surgeons and other interesting people
• We have a great supportive team environment where staff strive to challenge and become the best versions of themselves
• Great social interactions and interesting and ground-breaking technological advancements
• Develop your skills in manufacturing within healthcare