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Job Seekers

WECA maintains a database of job seekers looking for a career in mechanical engineering.

This database includes:

• Secondary students
• Tertiary students and trainees (PTE, polytech, university)
• Unemployed
• Employed people seeking new roles

When a vacancy is advertised with WECA, job seekers' CVs are reviewed for relevant skills and matched to vacancies where possible.

If a match is likely, job seekers are informed and their CVs are forwarded to employers to review for the role.

Job Seekers
Register your interest for a career in mechanical engineering by submitting your CV to WECA.

Employers
Access job seekers by advertising a vacancy with WECA, or contact WECA with your workforce needs.  WECA has people seeking after school work, work experience, cadetships, apprenticeships, part-time and full-time employment.

People Seeking Positions

Mechanical Design Engineer                           Placed 14th Dec 2009

I am a Mechanical Design Engineer with a strong interest in the design of special purpose machinery.

 
I have recently returned to New Zealand after working in the United Kingdom for the last few years. I am looking for mechanical engineering work in the Hamilton, Tauranga and Auckland areas.

 
I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering and have had a large range of experience in dedicated design teams. I have developed a large range of skills after working on a very broad range of projects; from the design of delicate production handling equipment to the design of heavy-duty rock crushing machines.
 
Please contact WECA or myself directly for my CV with details of my experience.
 
I can supply details of referees on request.
 
Thank you.
 
Regards,
Daniel Tutt

Address: 13 Pelorus Street, Glenview, Hamilton, NZ

Email: daniel.tutt@gmail.com

Phone: +64 226543170

Mechanical Engineering Internship for 6 weeks   

Placed 18th Dec 2009

Hello,
I am Paul Gehrke and I am searching for an internship in Hamilton. I am from Germany and work at the moment at the Hamilton Boys' High School.

In September 2010 I will study Economy-Engineering in Aachen, Germany. I have to do a technical internship beforehand and I would like to do it here in New Zealand.

I would like to ask you for some help to find a placement. I have some guidelines, which require me to work in the following areas.

GP1: metal cutting processes:

e.g. filing, chiselling, sawing, drilling, countersinking,

galling, manual tapping, lathe turning, plaining, milling,

sanding, lapping, broaching, honing.

GP2: metal forming processes:

e.g. hammer and die forging, extrusion, beating out,

kneading, upsetting, coining, drawing, rolling, stretch

forming, cupping, metal spinning, stamping, fine-edge

blanking, bending, levelling, riveting.

GP3: thermal joining and cutting processes:

e.g. gas welding, arc welding, resistance welding,

flame cutting, special welding and thermal cutting

techniques, brazing.

If possible I would like to practice in all these areas (but it is not mandatory).

Possible timeframes for me would be 5. July to the 15. August 2010.  My application and my CV are available from WECA or myself.  Thanks for your help.
 
Yours sincerely
Paul Gehrke

Hamilton Boys` Highschool

Private Bag 3201

Hamilton

New Zealand

Paul.gehrke@hotmail.com