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About the Employer

Mō Te Kaitukumahi 

The employer delivers structural steel and custom fabrication projects across commercial and bespoke builds. They are a hands-on team focused on quality work and practical solutions — not production-line fabrication.

About the Opportunity

Mō Te Huarahi  

Brief Job Description

As a Steel Fabrication Apprentice (2nd or 3rd Year), you'll work alongside an experienced fabricator and welder on a range of structural steel and custom fabrication projects. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include assisting with fabrication and welding, preparing and assembling steel components, reading and interpreting drawings, helping with workshop tasks, and supporting on-site installations when required.

This role offers hands-on experience across both workshop and site-based work, giving you exposure to structural steel fabrication, MIG welding, fitting, assembly, safe work practices, and installation techniques. As your skills develop, you'll be given increasing responsibility and opportunities to work more independently.

This is a great opportunity for someone looking to build their trade experience, work on a variety of custom projects, and gain practical skills.

About You

Mōu 

1 year +

We're looking for someone who is reliable, punctual, and keen to learn. As a small team, it's important that everyone pulls their weight and has a positive attitude.

The ideal person doesn't need to know everything already, but they do need to be willing to ask questions, think on their feet, and keep moving when faced with new tasks or challenges.

Physically fit and capable of manual handling and site work

Hours

Ngā Hāora  

This is a casual position, with current work available for at least the next three months. Depending on project requirements and your availability, you can expect between 3–5 days per week, typically working 7:00am–3:30pm

About the Employer

Mō Te Kaitukumahi

We are a New Zealand market leader in the specialised field of printed in-mould labels (IML), supplying across Australasia and beyond.

About the Opportunity

Mō Te Huarahi

The ideal candidate will have specialist knowledge of sheet-fed offset printing, along with excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. A strong eye for detail is essential to identify quality, maintenance, product, and operational issues.

About You

Mōu

• 1+ years of relevant experience
• Ability to operate a variety of machines and presses
• Experience with six or eight-colour presses is an advantage
• Knowledge of IML and packaging is beneficial

Hours

Ngā Hāora

40 hours per week

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About the Employer

Mō Te Kaitukumahi

Specialises in the field of printed in-mould labels (IML), supplying through Australasia and beyond.

About the Opportunity

Mō Te Huarahi

As a Sheet Fed Offset Printer, the ideal candidate will have specialist knowledge of sheet-fed offset printing, along with excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. A great eye for detail is essential to identify quality, maintenance, product, and operational issues.

About You

Mōu

The ideal candidate will be capable of operating a variety of machines and presses. Experience with six or eight-colour presses, as well as knowledge in IML and packaging, will be an advantage.

You will be punctual, a great team player, eager to learn, and committed to striving for excellence.

• Minimum of 2+ years’ experience operating and maintaining a multi-unit colour press or similar equipment.
• 1+ years of relevant industry experience preferred.

Hours

Ngā Hāora

40 hours per week

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About the Employer

Mō Te Kaitukumahi 

We are an experienced team of fluid power engineers specialising in hydraulic equipment sales, repairs, and technical design and installation. We provide preventative maintenance and breakdown callout services, along with a dedicated 24-hour mobile hose repair and maintenance service.

About the Opportunity

Mō Te Huarahi  

Roles & Responsibilities:
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• Hands-on apprenticeship as a Hydraulic Service Technician

• Earn while you learn with support from experienced technicians

• Mix of workshop and field-based work

• Gain skills in hydraulic repair and maintenance

• Work towards a recognised Trade qualification
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About You

Mōu 
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• Mechanically minded with a strong interest in engineering

• Keen to learn, motivated, and willing to ask questions

• Good attention to detail and problem-solving skills

• Strong communication and customer service skills

• Reliable, tidy, and a positive team player

• Basic maths and computer skills

• Holds a current, clean driver’s licence

• Pre-trade or hands-on tool experience (preferred but not essential)

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Hours

Ngā Hāora  

Monday to Friday 8.00am - 4.30pm
We are a breakdown service and repair business, so availabilty for weekend and over time work will be required

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