Fabricators/Second Class Welders
Company
Digga Australia
Location
Yatala, Queensland, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
14 days ago
Via
via LinkedIn
Apply On
Job Description
Modern facility & equipment Onsite parking Early finish on Fridays Digga is Australia's leading manufacturer of Machinery Attachments for the Earthmoving & Construction industry. We are a family owned and operated, multi-award winning, global company, with 5 state of the art facilities worldwide, our product & passion for providing total customer solutions is second to none. We pride ourselves on our ability to manufacture up to 85% of components in house, here, in our 12,500sqm Yatala facility.We require motivated and committed Fabricators/Second Class Welders to work in our Fabrication or Robotics teams, with day and afternoon shifts available (Afternoon shift attracts a loading which is an additional 15% of your hourly rate).Working in a production environment, you will be responsible for safe, quality welding of our range of attachments which includes but is not limited to: Loaders, Buckets, Brooms, Slashers and Augers.Fabricator/Second Class Welder Responsibilities / Experience & QualificationsTrade Qualification or relevant work experience including previous MIG welding experienceWelding of products according to drawings and specificationsProven track record working in cutting, welding, fabricating and the use of hand toolsExperience in reading and interpreting drawingsExperience with robotic welders highly regardedHigh attention to detailA strong work ethicCurrent forklift licence an advantageSpecific job inclusions PPE & Tools SuppliedFronius Welding Machines (TPI Welders)Individual Jib Crane & Extraction Unit per bayCompanyOpportunities for career progression and additional trainingFree EAP service for staff and their familiesFitness AppExclusive offers for well-known/leading brands and company’sWellbeing toolkitsAssessments and support programs covering Financial, Mental, Physical and Social WellbeingStaff events such as company BBQs, Christmas Parties etc.Permanent Full Time and casual roles available. A pre-employment medical will be required for permanent appointments.We are seeking hard-working and reliable individuals to join our Digga Family. Digga is an organisation that provides opportunities to gather a variety of skillsets for professional growth. If you are looking for an innovative employer and a long-term career, then Digga is the place for you to call home. Interested applicants are encouraged to view our website www.digga.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Security Guard Jobs
What is the minimum hourly wage for entry-level security guards in Australia in 2026?
Under the Security Services Industry Award 2020, the minimum hourly rate for a Grade 1 Security Officer is AU$26.40 as of 1 July 2026 for full-time employees working 38 ordinary hours per week. Casual employees receive a 25% loading on top of this rate. Overtime after 38 hours is paid at 150% of the base rate.
Can I work as a security guard on a Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) in Australia in 2026?
Yes, the Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) allows you to work in any job including security guard for up to 6 months with one employer as of 2026. You must meet health and character requirements and apply online via ImmiAccount with fees starting at AU$635. Security work requires a state-issued license separately.
What qualifications and experience are needed for security guard jobs in Australia?
You need at least CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations, which requires 100 hours of training, and no prior experience for entry-level roles as of 2026. A current first aid certificate (HLTAID011) is also mandatory in most states. Police clearance is required during licensing.
What documents are required to apply for a security guard license in Australia?
You must submit proof of identity (passport or birth certificate), completed training certificate (CPP20218), national police check, and proof of competency in English as of 2026. Application fees range from AU$100 to AU$400 depending on the state. Fingerprints may be required for the check costing AU$50.
Latest Articles
