Amazon is seeking for Maintenance Technicians to join our Maintenance & Engineering team at our Delivery Station in Mulgrave, Melbourne.

The focus of the Maintenance Technician role is to ensure safety regulations and policies are adhered to, to ensure preventative maintenance is conducted on time to a high standard and to provide high levels of equipment availability through continuous improvement.

Please note that the current shift pattern includes 10 hour shifts x 4 days, and working during weekends, and the expected start date is in January 2026

Key job responsibilities

Carry out planned preventative maintenance on the full range of equipment within the site

Put health & safety best practices first in all work carried out

React quickly to breakdowns, communicate clearly with affected teams and work efficiently to fix the issue

Support continuous improvement by learning from breakdowns and sending feedback and suggestions for improvements through the line manager

Provide high levels of equipment availability to our internal customers

Support and learn from Senior Maintenance Technicians

Basic Qualifications

Formal Trade Qualification: Certificate lll in Electrotechnology with current electrical trade license or Cert III Mechanical Engineering (Fitter/Turner). Alternatively, an equivalent trade qualification formally recognised in Australia.

Experience of planned preventative maintenance systems

Experience fault finding within Material Handling Equipment/Automation systems

Ability to read and understand electrical /mechanical drawings

Experience of conveyor maintenance, motor controllers/inverters

Experience of working to appropriate health & safety standards and regulations

Preferred Qualifications

Preferred qualifications are not required to apply for a position at Amazon. If you have all the basic qualifications above, we’d love to hear from you.

Experience of computer maintenance systems (CMMS)

Experience of sortation machines

Experience of maintaining/configuring bar code scanners

Experience of print and apply machines