Welcome to Maxpak Graveyard

Maxpak Graveyard is dedicated to the past workers of our factory known as Maxpak Australasia — celebrating their dedication, spirit, and achievements. Here, you’ll find memories, milestones, and tributes that honor those who helped build our family. Take a moment to explore their stories, share your own, and join us in preserving the legacy of all who made a lasting impact.

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Final Verdict

Maxpak isn’t just a workplace – it’s a comedy goldmine.
If you’re looking for a place where every day is an adventure (and every adventure is a story), Maxpak is the place to be.

Funny? Absolutely.
Real? Unfortunately, yes.
A place you’d want to work? Well… that’s totally up to you.

2019

Tristan Sent Home

Tristan got sent home due to his reluctance to unload containers and do odd jobs like painting and cried on front of John because John would not let his grandpa to pick him up.

2022

Amon the Ice Eater

Dubbed the “Ice Eater” for his unique lunch habit of consuming only liquids (hence the nickname), Amon is a tall, skinny Aussie bloke who quietly made his mark. Shy and not one for much chatter, he often voiced how work took a toll on his body. Starting out with the iconic Will Ferrell curl and ending with Eminem’s buzzcut style, Amon is also known for his frequent toilet breaks every 15 minutes.

2022

White Power Daniel

Daniel is truly one of a kind at Maxpak. Known for spinning endless “what if” scenarios and sharing his likes, dislikes, and occasional gripes, he keeps things interesting with his unpredictable energy. His famous tagline is “white power” for being strong.

2023

Bonemic The Environmentalist

Bonemic came all the way from Mumbai to unload containers but quickly became known for his struggles with the physical demands, frequently chipping his toenails. A true environmentalist at heart, he was never shy about voicing his concerns. He was also very connected to his family, calling his mum every 15 minutes. Unfortunately, Bonemic’s stint ended when John caught him taking a rest and playing on his phone while waiting for the next container—earning him an early exit from Maxpak.

RIP to all those who delicate their time working at Maxpak. We delicate our heartfelt condolences to all past workers.