FMCG jobs are roles in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods sector, which includes food and beverage production. FMCG food industry jobs are usually fast paced and involve producing, packing and distributing everyday products. If you’ve worked in food processing or production before, FMCG work will feel familiar. 

Pay rates vary depending on the role, site and shift. Most food industry jobs offer competitive hourly rates, with penalties for night, weekend or overtime shifts where applicable. AWX will be clear about pay before you start. 

The easiest way to get a job in the FMCG sector is to apply for food processing jobs or jobs in the food processing industry through a labour hire provider like AWX. AWX match you to available food processing vacancies, help you get job ready and support you from onboarding through to your first shift. 

If you’re looking for a job in the food industry, see the roles AWX has available in FMCG jobs above. Alternatively, contact us via 1300 AWX AWX today and our team of recruiters will help you find your next opportunity.   

Food processing jobs are hands on roles in the food industry where you help prepare, produce, pack or handle food products in factories and production facilities. These food processing jobs keep shelves stocked and FMCG businesses moving, from packing lines to production and processing work. 

Food processing work is practical, on your feet work in the food processing industry. It usually involves working on production lines, packing products, handling ingredients and following food safety rules. Most food processing vacancies are shift based and suit people who don’t mind rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck in. 

The food and manufacturing industry offers a diverse range of job opportunities that cater to various skills and interests. Some common food industry jobs include production supervisors and managers as well as production workers, quality control inspectors, packaging and machine operators and forklift drivers.    

AWX place workers into a range of manufacturing roles including production workers, machine operators, factory and warehouse labourers, forklift drivers and process workers. These roles support manufacturing operations across food, FMCG and general production environments. 

You do not need to study food processing to get most food industry jobs or food processing jobs. Many food production vacancies are entry level and training is provided on site. If you turn up, follow the rules and put in the effort, you can build steady employment in the food industry without formal study. 

A process worker is someone who works in the food processing industry helping with production, packing, or preparation of food products. Process worker food industry roles are one of the most common entry points into food industry jobs and suit people who are reliable, hands on and ready to work. 

Logistics jobs involve coordinating the movement, storage and flow of goods from one location to another. This includes roles in transport, warehousing, inventory management, and distribution. Logistics workers help ensure products are delivered safely, on time and in the right quantities.

Common jobs in the transport and logistics industry include warehouse workers, pick packers, forklift operators, delivery drivers, truck drivers, dispatch coordinators and inventory controllers. AWX place workers across all these logistics roles depending on experience and site requirements.

Many warehousing and logistics jobs are entry level and training is provided on site. Roles like pick packing, general labouring and basic warehouse support can be great starting points. However, some positions, such as forklift operating or truck driving, require specific licences.

Warehouse workers help manage the receiving, storing and distribution of goods. Their tasks can include picking and packing orders, loading and unloading trucks, operating equipment, organising stock and maintaining a clean, safe warehouse environment.

Pick packing involves selecting products from warehouse shelves (picking) and preparing them for shipment (packing). It’s a fast‑paced, hands-on role that suits people who enjoy physical work, accuracy and staying active throughout their shift.

Yes. You must hold a valid Australian forklift licence (LF for standard forklifts or LO for order pickers). These licences are issued after completing accredited training and assessment.