Workshop Supervisor

Join our expanding Construction and Commercial Trade team
From $110,000 + supplied housing, relocation, salary packaging, and exceptional leave benefits
Coastal living at its best – enjoy a beer, camp, and fish in a relaxed lifestyle
About Bawinanga Homelands Aboriginal Corporation
Bawinanga Homelands Aboriginal Corporation (BHAC) is a large, values-driven Aboriginal organisation located in Maningrida, on the north coast of Arnhem Land.
We support 36 remote Homelands through services in construction, housing, civil works, retail, arts, employment, and more
With a workforce of up to 200 and an operating budget between $35–45 million, BHAC is growing rapidly.
We're expanding our capability and welcoming new talent to help deliver major grant-funded infrastructure and development projects across the region.
But we're not just about work.
Maningrida is renowned for its pristine fishing destination, featuring untouched beaches, vibrant community life, and a welcoming local culture.
Whether it's weekends on the water, zero commute, or meaningful relationships at work, life here offers more.
To learn more about BHAC, visit:
About the Opportunity
Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation is looking for a full-timeWorkshop Supervisorbased inManingrida, NT.
Reporting to the Manager – Construction & Commercial Trade Services, you'll oversee day-to-day workshop operations across both Light Vehicle (LV) and Heavy Vehicle (HV) services, with a stronger focus on the LV side.
You'll lead a small team, mentor apprentices, and ensure that quality repairs and maintenance services are delivered to support BAC's essential community operations.
More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Planning and overseeing workshop operations across HV and LV repairs
Supervising and mentoring mechanics, apprentices, and tyre fitters
Managing Preventative Maintenance Schedules (PMS) and delegating tasks
Ensuring high standards of safety, documentation, and customer service
Managing inventory and spare parts, including the retail outlet and recycling yard
Providing hands-on technical support and guidance when needed
Fostering teamwork in a cross-cultural environment and supporting local upskilling
Contributing to a strong safety culture and continuous improvement
About You
We're looking for skilled Mechanics Leaders with experience inlight vehiclesandheavy vehicles.
To qualify, you'll need:
Trade qualifications in Light Vehicle and/or Heavy Vehicle Mechanics
A valid Driver's Licence
Experience in inventory and parts management
At least5 years' experience supervising workshop operations
Strong technical knowledge, especially in LV servicing and repairs
A willingness to work in a remote Aboriginal community setting
WHS awareness and a high standard of documentation and communication
Additionally, we value candidates who have:
Previous experience in a community development or not-for-profit organisation
Diesel fitter, air-conditioning, or HR/MR licences
Experience in remote/Indigenous settings
National Police Clearance with no criminal convictions
NT Roadworthy certification capability (advantageous)
We offer a highly attractive remuneration and a unique package including:
Base salary from $110,000+ super
Housing included(zero rent and minimal living costs)
Relocation support
6 weeks' annual leaveplus gifted Christmas shutdown days
Salary packagingto increase take-home pay
Use of work vehicle and phone
Genuine job securitywith multi-year grant funding and ongoing work
Lifestyle perks: great fishing, no traffic, pool, takeaway shops, and stunning natural surroundings
If relocating with your partner or family, BHAC is open to finding employment for your partner within the wider business
Whether you're seeking adventure, purpose, or peace of mind, this is arare opportunityto build your career and your life in one of the most rewarding settings in Australia.
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