Fabrication Supervisor

Add expected salary to your profile for insights.Boundaryline are leaders in the New Zealand residential & commercial fencing industry with an innovative portfolio of brands. With its roots in Invercargill, and branches in Auckland and Christchurch, Boundaryline is a fast-moving, forward-thinking company, committed to making fencing easyWith this in mind, we are excited to be embarking on a new venture, bringing fabrication of gates for the South Island market in-house We are now looking for a Fabrication Supervisor to lead this new venture under the direction of our National Operations Manager.As the Fabrication Supervisor, you will be responsible for leading and undertaking the fabrication of aluminium gates in Invercargill. Initially, you will come on board to assist in setting up the workshop and establish good processes, before being involved in the recruitment of a Fabricator to assist in the ongoing production under your direction.About youIdeally, you will have experience in a fabrication-based role, with knowledge of machine operation and maintenance. You will enjoy establishing systems and processes and be confident in leading and motivating others to meet production targets. Your ability to organise and eye for detail will both be put to good use in this roleWhy Boundaryline?As a family-owned and operated business, we recognise that we could not do what we do without our amazing team. We offer a number of benefits in working with us including:Competitive remunerationA company-wide discretionary bonus scheme (because together we win)Strong company values, which are celebrated dailyRegular wellness initiatives and team eventsFree doctor's visits and flu vaccinationsA great team culture with fantastic workmatesWhether you are an experienced Supervisor or someone with strong leadership skills ready to take the next step in their career, we would love to hear from you.Apply online via Seek.Your application will include the following questions:Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?
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