PRODUCTION ENGINEER JOBS
Production Engineer Jobs
How to Enter
To increase your chances of becoming a Production Engineer in New Zealand, it’s recommended to complete either a Bachelor of Engineering Technology, specialising in Mechanical Engineering, or a Bachelor of Engineering, specialising in Mechanical or Process Engineering.
Typical Responsibilities
The typical job responsibilities of a Production Engineer can include the following:
- Operating and maintaining, small-to-large manufacturing machinery
- Placing production materials in manufacturing machinery
- Improving manufacturing machinery and processes
- Ensuring manufacturing production is running to schedule
- Ensuring all regulatory and Health & Safety standards are adhered to
- Training and managing new Engineers
Progression
Most Production Engineers can develop their careers by moving into other specialist areas of Engineering, such as Mechanical, Maintenance, or Automation, or head into a Sales-based role. Alternatively, Engineers who find passion in leading others can progress onwards to management and work their way towards becoming Production or Manufacturing Manager.
Salary Range
50K – 80K per annum (NZD)