Manufacturing
Factories across Australia and New Zealand turn out food, packaging, building products, metal parts and machinery, and many of them look abroad when local hands are hard to find. This page collects those roles in one place: machine operators, process and production workers, packers, welders and fabricators, maintenance fitters, quality checkers and shift leaders.
Plenty of Bangladeshi workers already know factory life well, from garment floors at home or plants in the Gulf and Malaysia. That background counts, so describe it plainly. Name the machines you ran, the products you made, the shift patterns you worked and any safety training you finished. A recruiter reading your CV should see in a few lines what you can do on day one.
Each ad explains the trade papers, experience and English level the employer wants, and whether visa sponsorship is offered. Sponsorship simply means the employer supports your work visa application. Read every line, pick the jobs that truly match your skills, and send a CV shaped for each one.
Manufacturing jobs open now
- Production Planner & Supply Chain Officer · Hamilton, New Zealand · Discussed at interview
- Machine Operator · Queenstown, New Zealand · $70,000/yr
- Quality Assurance Manager · Newcastle, NSW, Australia · Discussed at interview
- CNC Machine Operator · Christchurch, New Zealand · $35/hr
- CNC Operator · Wellington, New Zealand · $30/hr
- Workshop Technician · Auckland, New Zealand · $50,000/yr
- Production Supervisor · Auckland, New Zealand · $28 - $31/hr