Can you weld alloy and make it look mint?
We're on the lookout for skilled Alloy TIG & MIG Welders who know their way around a torch, take pride in a quality finish, and enjoy building boats that are made to tackle real adventures.
As part of our Manufacturing Team, you'll help craft world-class aluminium boats that look impressive at the ramp and perform when it matters most. Quality workmanship is at the heart of everything we do, and we're looking for people who share that mindset.
You'll be joining a supportive team with plenty of experience, where there's always someone willing to lend a hand, share their knowledge, or help solve a challenge. It's a great environment to learn, develop, and build a long-term career.
You'll play a hands-on role in building premium aluminium boats, carrying out fabrication and welding work to the high standards Stabicraft is known for. Day to day, this will include:
No two days are exactly the same, but the focus is always on producing quality boats that are built to perform.
To be successful in this role, you'll have:
Built in Invercargill and found on waterways across the globe, Stabicraft boats are known for their quality, performance, and distinctive design. As demand continues to grow, we're investing in our people and our capability to ensure we continue delivering boats that live up to the Stabicraft reputation.
And if you're considering a move south, Invercargill offers an affordable lifestyle, great schools, and easy access to some of New Zealand's best outdoor destinations, from Fiordland to Stewart Island and Central Otago.
The pay range for this position is $30.00 - $40.00 per hour. The starting rate offered will be determined by your qualifications, skills, and experience.
This is a full-time position working 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday from 6:30am to 3:00pm, with additional overtime opportunities available.
Complete our quick online application. No cover letter required, just answer a few questions so we can get to know you.
Applications close Saturday 14 November 2026.
If you can lay down a tidy bead, take pride in your work, and want to help build some of the world's toughest aluminium boats, we'd love to hear from you.