PWR
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PWR Careers and Employment

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In 1997, Kees with his son Paul Weel saw an opportunity to invest in a new segment of the automotive cooling market. The demand for high quality, light weight, performance aluminium cooling products was growing and Paul Weel Radiators, better known today as PWR Performance Products, was created to fulfill this need. The market was ready for a product that was measured by its performance, and backed up by a flexible manufacturing facility capable of designing and adapting configurations of cooler...

In 1997, Kees with his son Paul Weel saw an opportunity to invest in a new segment of the automotive cooling market. The demand for high quality, light weight, performance aluminium cooling products was growing and Paul Weel Radiators, better known today as PWR Performance Products, was created to fulfill this need. The market was ready for a product that was measured by its performance, and backed up by a flexible manufacturing facility capable of designing and adapting configurations of coolers to custom specifications.

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Production Worker in Yatala QLD
on 20 September 2023
Alright
Long days during busy season and large pressure to do overtime. Leave lockout period is terrible. No overtime pay for salary workers. Great people to work with and interesting and enjoyable work.
Operator in Gold Coast QLD
on 12 July 2023
Operator
Run as far as away from this org. Nothing feels like good here. They always look for people. Stay far away if you can, one of the worst culture and showing favouritism , bringing in people from uneducated background makes life difficult for others as they constantly look for people.
Process Worker in Yatala QLD
on 11 July 2020
Worst company I have worked for.
To start with, this place hardly had any safety procedures in place. Work felt like you were in the defense force or something. You got a warning for being 1 min late. Meals were provided which was good. The pay was so bad. They paid minimum wage of $17.00 per hour. How can a family man/woman survive on that much. They were always hiring cause lots quit.
PWR Admin Assistant in Rosebud VIC
on 3 March 2018
Pwr
Working with Rhiannon was a fantastic job, she taught and inspired me a lot, I would work for her anytime she needed if she needed, We still have excellent rapport and I’ll never forget her. Really great work experience.
emergency services officer in Anderson Point Port Hedland
on 6 October 2012
busy
Typical day starts with prestarts of all emergency vehichles Anderson point Warf and site patrol 2 per day speed checks 1 hour Vehichle maintanance stock take of med center and ambulance cleaning of fire station gear checks ie breathing apperatus and ERT gear
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