An apprenticeship is a fantastic way to enter the workforce and gain the entry level experience you need to grow, and pursue a career as a trades person.
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Are you:
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- Physically fit?
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- Good at mathematics & English?
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- Passionate about working in the Engineering field?
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The details:
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- Work & Training would employ you for the duration of the four-year apprenticeship.
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- Full time hours – Monday to Friday.
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- Full entitlements including four weeks of holidays for the year.
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- Theory training conducted by TasTAFE in one-week blocks.
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- Mentoring and support provided throughout the traineeship.
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- Your workplace supervisors would provide daily coaching and chance for growth.
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The role encompasses learning and being involved in the following tasks:
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- Sheet metal work.
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- Structural steel work.
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- General welding.
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- Workshop cleaning and maintenance;
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- The completion of all theory aspects of the qualification.
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Wage:
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- National Apprenticeship Wage applies.
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Desirable criteria:
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- A Certificate II in Engineering or related experience.
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Essential criteria:
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- Drivers licence.
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How to apply:
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- Upload a current resume.
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- Complete your on-line profile.
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What happens next?
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- Suitable applicants will be contacted for an initial discussion.
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- You may be asked to complete aptitude testing, or other documentation.
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- The third stage of recruitment involves a face-to-face interview with the host employer.
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- If you are the successful applicant, you will complete employment documents, a training contract, and a start date will be arranged.
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We are committed to supporting National Reconciliation efforts through the implementation of our Reconciliation Action Plan, fostering respectful relationships and creating meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.