Keen to break into project administration but don't know where to start? This is your foot in the door. NECA Education & Careers is teaming up with a leading National Electrical Company to offer a hands-on Administration Traineeship, while you earn a Certificate III or IV in Business
About the Role:
With work starting in Abbotsford, then moving to Watsonia, you will have the chance to work across different construction sites. You'll be right in the action, supporting Project Managers and learning how large-scale commercial projects run behind the scenes
Key Responsibilities
Assisting with project administration, including document control, updating registers, and maintaining compliance records
Communicating with team members, suppliers, and stakeholders via phone and email to follow up documentation, schedule jobs, and organise materials
Supporting project meetings by preparing documentation, attending meetings when required, and taking minutes
Processing purchase orders, invoices,
and timesheets and labour allocations.
Completing general administrative duties as required by the project team
What We're Looking For
Driver's licence and access to a car (site travel is required)
White Card (or willingness to obtain prior to commencement)
Qualified phone manner and confidence communicating with internal and external stakeholders
Customer service experience (retail or hospitality experience highly regarded)
Experience using the Microsoft Office suite (through work or study)
Successful completion of a National Police Check or Pre Employment Medical.
What’s in It for You
Entry into project administration with exposure to large-scale construction projects
A nationally recognised qualification - Certificate III or IV in Business
Ongoing mentoring, support, and on-the-job training
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📌 Project Administration Traineeship (City of Banyule)
🏢 NECA Education and Careers
📍 City of Banyule
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