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Engineering, Manufacturing and Technical recruitment has been the cornerstone on which Australia Wide Personnel has built its reputation since 1979.
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Through 6 specialist divisions, Australia Wide Personnel recruit across the following disciplines:
Engineering, Manufacturing and Operations
Engineers, Manufacturing Professionals, Operations Staff |
| Whether your requirement is for an engineer, manufacturing manager, technician, draftsperson, tradesperson or technical officer, we have the expertise to provide effective solutions. |
 
Automotive
OEMs, Component Manufacturers, Import and Distribution |
| We actively recruit a wide variety of disciplines from tradespeople, draftspersons, designers, stylists, specialist engineers, project/product/program engineers, production engineers, team leaders and managers for the local component suppliers, car manufacturers and importers. |
Technology
Electronics / Electrical Engineering (Hardware & Software); Communications - Managers, Engineers and Technicians
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| We specialise in electronic hardware design, embedded software/firmware design, communications design, and applications software design, primarily for engineering and technology companies. |
Scientific
Microbiologists, Chemists, QA/QC, Laboratory Staff, etc |
| Our scientific division works in partnership with our clients, across a diverse range of industry sectors to provide scientific staff to meet their recruitment needs. |
Industrial / Labour Hire
Process Workers, Assemblers (Electronics & Mechanical), Machine Operators, Storespeople, etc. |
| Australia Wide Industrial supply casual and permanent shopfloor staff for companies typically operating in manufacturing and distribution industries. |
Office Support
Secretarial, Personal Assistants, Word Processing, Data Entry, Reception etc. |
| Australia Wide Office provides skilled and reliable permanent office support staff and fully trained, instantly productive temporaries to meet short-term needs during peak loads, special projects and staff shortages. |
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