About Thamarrurr Development Corporation (TDC)
The Wadeye Community is located in the Western Daly River Region – an area rich in cultures, wildlife, and ecosystems. Wadeye is the Territory’s 6th most populous town and one of Australia’s
largest remote indigenous communities. Thamarrurr Development Corporation (TDC) is a Not-for-Profit, registered charitable organisation, owned by members of the Wangka, Tjanpa and Lirga peoples. TDC has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development and employment and training.
About the Role
The Diagnostic & Repair Mechanic is responsible for carrying out diagnostics, servicing, maintenance, and repairs on a mixed fleet of TDC vehicles and equipment and to private customers within the Wadeye Community. The role supports the safe and reliable operation of Toyota light
vehicles, 4WDs, and equipment used for construction and essential services.
Key Responsibilities
Selection Criteria / Qualifications
Trade qualification in Automotive Mechanical Technology, Diesel Mechanics, or equivalent
Demonstrated experience in a mechanical workshop, including vehicle servicing, maintenance,
and repairs.
Demonstrated experience in diagnostic and repair work on Toyota vehicles
Ability to work independently and manage workloads with minimal supervision in a remote
environment.
Strong fault-finding, diagnostic, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to undertake repairs efficiently.
Experience maintaining fleet vehicles and equipment used in construction or essential services
Demonstrated cultural awareness and the ability to build respectful working relationships
within an Indigenous community.
Other Requirements
Benefits
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are encouraged to apply.
For a copy of the full Position Description and further information, please contact recruitment@thamarrurr.org.au
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