This Quality Assurance Officer/Engineer role suits a Mechanical or Process Engineering graduate, or early-career candidate, who wants hands‑on exposure to stainless steel fabrication, pharmaceutical-grade installations, and data centre projects. The position is office-based in Tullamarine with day-to-day interaction with project, fabrication and procurement teams.​

Key responsibilities

Prepare, compile and maintain QA documentation for projects, including ITPs, MDRs and as-built records.​

Complete and file QA paperwork from the workshop and site teams to ensure full traceability.​

Assist in preparing project documentation such as submissions, transmittals and handover packs.​

Support procurement activities, including raising purchase requests and checking supplier documentation against specifications.​

Work closely with the Project Manager to track progress, manage documentation workflows and close out quality actions.​

Contribute to continuous improvement of QA processes and templates.​

About you

Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Process/Chemical Engineering — recent graduates and those with up to 2–3 years' experience are encouraged to apply.

Strong attention to detail and good written communication skills.​

Comfortable working with technical drawings, specifications and project documentation.​

Ability to work collaboratively with project managers, tradespeople, and suppliers.​

Preferred

Construction Induction (White Card) or willingness to obtain one.​

Exposure to stainless steel piping, fabrication, or industrial installations through uni projects, work placements, casual work, or prior roles.

Some QA, documentation control or project coordination experience is an advantage but not essential.

Interest in pharmaceutical, biotech or data centre projects

About us
The company is a specialist stainless steel fabricator focused on high‑spec pharmaceutical and data centre pipework. Current and past clients include major names such as CSL, Seqirus and Pfizer, reflecting strong capability in regulated, quality‑critical environments.​

How to apply
Please send your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your interest in quality assurance and any relevant project, QA or fabrication experience — whether from study, placements, or work to date.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted to discuss the role in more detail.