Want to learn a trade, build things you can be proud of, and work with a team that actually backs you?

At MASS, we don’t just make things, we design and manufacture engineered solutions used across the water and infrastructure industries throughout Australia and overseas.

We’re looking for our next Boilermaking Apprentice to join our team on the Gold Coast.

Whether you’re just starting out, have been thinking about a career in fabrication, or have already started your apprenticeship, we want to hear from you.

Not sure if boilermaking is for you?

That’s okay... you don’t need to know yet.

We want this to be the right move for both of us.

For a recent apprentice, the first 6 months will be a chance for you to experience the trade, learn how our workshop operates and decide whether boilermaking is the career you want to pursue. It also gives us the opportunity to make sure we’re the right fit for you.

If it’s working for everyone, we’ll then enrol you into a formal Boilermaking Apprenticeship and get you started with TAFE.

So if you’re keen to learn, willing to get stuck in and want to build a career, this could be your starting point.

What will you be doing?

You’ll learn from experienced fabricators and work alongside engineers, CNC specialists and advanced manufacturing professionals.

You’ll get hands-on experience with:

- Fabrication and welding

- Reading drawings and understanding how things are made

- Cutting, grinding, fitting and assembling

- Working with modern manufacturing equipment

- Solving real-world fabrication challenges

- Building products that are actually used out in the real world

- Occasional site work

We’ll give you the opportunity to learn, take on more responsibility and develop your skills as you progress.

What we’re looking for

We’re not expecting you to know everything.

What matters most is your attitude.

We’re looking for someone who:

- Has a positive, can-do attitudeIs reliable and ready to get stuck in





- Wants to learn and develop new skills

- Takes pride in doing a job properly

- Has an eye for detailIs interested in how things work and enjoys solving problems

- Can work as part of a team but isn't afraid to have a go independently

- Takes safety seriously

- Has a manual driver's licence

Experience is excellent, but attitude matters more.

Why MASS?

Learn from people who know their stuff

Our team includes experienced boilermakers, fabricators, mechanical engineers, CNC specialists and manufacturing professionals.

You’ll be surrounded by people who know their trade and are willing to share that knowledge.

Work in a modern workshop

Forget the stereotypical dark, dirty workshop.

We have a clean, modern facility with quality machinery, advanced manufacturing equipment and some seriously interesting projects.

Get paid to learn

We offer above-award wages, with overtime opportunities as you develop.

Build a career, not just a qualification

Every boilermaker and fabricator who has worked at MASS has gone on to build a successful career.

We want to help you do the same.

As you develop your skills, there are opportunities to take on more responsibility and continue growing with the business.

Working Hours

Monday–Thursday: 6:30am – 3:30pm

Friday: 6:30am – 2:30pm

Who are MASS?

MASS are a growing Australian manufacturer of high-quality engineered solutions for the water and infrastructure industries.

We’ve been building our reputation on quality workmanship, clever engineering and great people for decades.

We’re growing nationally and internationally, and we’re looking for people who want to grow with us.

You’ll be part of a team where engineers, fabricators, CNC specialists and manufacturing professionals work together to solve complex problems and build things that make a difference.

Ready to give it a go?

If you’re looking for somewhere to learn a trade, get your hands dirty, work with good people and build a career, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now and come meet the MASS team.

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