Can Maker

·       Permanent, full-time role

·       Guaranteed minimum of 40 hours per week

·       Overtime available

About us:

Jamestrong Packaging Australia and New Zealand are a leading metal packaging supplier to many of the region’s well-known food and nutritional brands.

We supply innovative metal packaging solutions and are the largest supplier of aerosol cans and food cans in Australasia. We take pride in our commitment to the health and safety of all our stakeholders.

We are looking for a two experienced Can Makers to join our AucklandManufacturing team. This is a specialised role for someone with experience operating can-making equipment and supporting safe, efficient production.

About the role:

·       Work a guaranteed minimum of 40 hours per week across a (5) five-day rotating shift pattern. Weekend work may be required.

·       Carry out line and equipment changeovers, using effective methods and reviewing processes to reduce changeover times.

·       Check machine parts for accuracy, clearance and fit using precision measuring instruments.

·       Diagnose machinery faults, carry out operational maintenance and implement appropriate fixes.

·       Monitor product quality and production efficiency and contribute to improvements.

• Identify and meet daily production requirements and keep abreast of any changes in scheduling, volume parameters, and shift allocations.

·       Maintain quality records, report quality non-conformances and take responsibility for quality control within the role.

·       Support quick-change programmes, setup optimisation and lineside changeover initiatives.

• Ensure that all quality records are complete in every detail and remain an accurate, timely reflection of actual values resulting from specified testing protocols.

About you:

·       At least 3 years of relevant experience as a Can Maker or in a similar metal-can manufacturing role.

·       A strong understanding of machinery, including the ability to operate can lines, diagnose faults and carry out basic maintenance.

·       Familiarity with quality systems and manufacturing practices, including the relevant ISO 90002,  quality standard, HACCP and GMP.

·       A strong focus on quality, attention to detail and continuous improvement.

·       A commitment to health and safety and working effectively as part of a team.

·       Ability to work rotating shifts and weekends.

·       Good communication and computer skills, with a proactive, positive can-do attitude.

These are specialised positions, and we are looking for candidates with a good understanding of machinery and the ability to diagnose faults, perform basic maintenance and operate can lines effectively.

If this sounds like your next career move, we would love to hear from you.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

Closing date for applications is close of business Friday, 13 November 2026.