Timber Systems Designer courses in New South Wales

A Paper Mill Worker handles raw materials, operates machinery, and ensures safety while producing, cutting, and packaging paper, requiring teamwork and physical fitness.

A Sawyer operates sawmill equipment to cut timber accurately, requiring technical skills, safety focus, teamwork, and the ability to follow procedures.

A Woodchipper operates machinery to produce woodchip, ensuring timber quality and safety, requiring physical fitness, teamwork, and adherence to procedures.

A Saw Doctor repairs and maintains saws and related machinery, ensuring safety and precision, requiring technical skills, attention to detail, and clear communication.

A Wood Processing Machine Operator uses equipment to treat, prepare, and produce timber, ensuring safety, teamwork, and accuracy in technical tasks.

A Production Supervisor (Timber Systems) oversees safe, efficient timber operations, manages staff, ensures training, and upholds industry standards and compliance.

A Saw Technician repairs and maintains sawmilling equipment, ensuring safe operation, replacing faulty parts, and performing scheduled servicing with attention to detail.

A Timber Yard Worker measures, processes, loads, and moves timber, while focusing on safety, teamwork, and handling heavy manual tasks in a timber yard.

A Timber Salesperson sells timber products, liaises with clients, prepares quotes, processes payments, and organises deliveries while providing excellent customer service.

A Timber Dispatch Coordinator schedules and coordinates timber deliveries, liaises with customers and drivers, manages paperwork, and ensures orders are correct.