07 Aug
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Thales Group
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Australia
07 Aug
Thales Group
Australia
Job Summary
Working from our Mulwala site on Yorta Yorta land, the principal responsibility is to commence and complete a registered apprenticeship in Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (typically a 4‑year programme). The role involves a range of electrical work on machines, sub‑assemblies and manufactured parts using a variety of processes, tools and machines.
Responsibilities
- Install electrical components, wiring and systems
- Test and calibrate components and systems
- Examine detailed drawings or specifications to diagnose electrical faults
- Repair and diagnose faults across a wide range of electrical systems
Experience & Qualifications
- Genuine interest in gaining a trade qualification
- Sound literacy and numeracy skills
- Ability to work as part of a team
- Strong communication skills
Security & Clearance
A Defence security clearance is required. Applicants must be Australian citizens and eligible to obtain and maintain an appropriate clearance.
Additional information regarding clearances can be found on the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency website.
Advantages
Competitive remuneration + Super Fitness Passport Discount – Access to a network of gyms across AUS from $15 P/W.Employee discounts with a number of affiliates (Travel, Car hire, Tech, Medical Insurance).Modernised Paid Parental Leave.Veterans Leave.Novated Lease options.Family support through our partnership with Parents at Work.Personal & professional training development opportunities.Sonder – Wellbeing & Support partner.
EEO Statement
We’re committed to supporting a diverse workplace, and that starts here. We’re proud to be endorsed by WORK180 as an Employer for All Women, but we know there’s always more we can do. We’ll continue to foster industry partnerships, employee resource groups (ERGs) and development opportunities to make Thales a genuinely equitable employer, for everyone.
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📌 Apprentice Electrician (Australia)
🏢 Thales Group
📍 Australia