About Us:

Laserchill Defence Australia is a leading manufacturer of advanced fluid thermal management systems for defence applications. Our systems are deployed across a range of cutting-edge platforms, supporting clients such as Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, CEA Technologies, and both the Australian and US Departments of Defence.

As part of Australia’s sovereign defence supply chain, we’re proud to play a critical role in building national capability and technical independence. Join us and contribute to projects that help secure Australia’s future and technological edge.

About the Role:

We’re looking for a hands-on and detail-oriented Assembly Technician to join our Manufacturing team. In this key role, you’ll be assembling HVAC systems for high-performance defence platforms, ensuring each product meets our high-quality and safety standards.

This is a practical, workshop-based role where you’ll help maintain a smooth production flow by organising parts, improving workshop efficiency, and working collaboratively with the wider team. You’ll also have the flexibility to support other departments as needed, making this a dynamic and rewarding opportunity.

Key Responsibilities:

Assemble HVAC systems and subcomponents according to production schedules and specifications

Read and interpret technical drawings and instructions

Organise parts and manage inventory to minimise production delays

Maintain a clean and efficient workshop using Lean Manufacturing principles

Conduct quality checks and assist in troubleshooting and resolving assembly issues

Collaborate with team members to ensure builds are completed to standard and on time

Adhere to all safety procedures and promote a safe working environment

Identify and support continuous improvement initiatives across processes and layout

Provide ad hoc assistance to other departments when required

About You:

3+ years’ experience in assembly, operations, or manufacturing—ideally within defence, HVAC, or aerospace sectors

Proven experience in mechanical assembly, workshop organisation, and using hand/power tools

Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and assembly schematics

Strong understanding of defence or high-spec manufacturing standards

Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving and decision-making skills

Reliable, self-motivated, and adaptable to shifting priorities

Excellent communication and collaboration skills

General computer skills

Desirable:

Certificate or diploma in Manufacturing, Engineering, or a related field

Lean Manufacturing training or Six Sigma knowledge

Familiarity with production planning or ERP systems

Current Police Check and valid Australian driver’s licence

What We Offer:

Contribute to meaningful projects that support Australia's defence capability

Long-term, stable role with room for professional growth

Work in a passionate and future-focused team environment

Competitive salary and conditions

Exposure to a wide range of advanced manufacturing processes