2027 First-Year Apprentice Intake – Multiple Trade and Technician Pathways Industrial Conveying (Aust) Pty Ltd – Bendigo VIC

Multiple Trade and Technician Pathways | Bendigo

Industrial Conveying (Aust) Pty Ltd Full Time | Starting January 2027

Sick of exams? Ready to start doing something real?

Finishing school and ready to swap textbooks for tools?

Good with your hands? Like making things, fixing things or pulling things apart to understand how they work?

Would you rather

earn while you learn

and study something you are genuinely interested in?

ICA is recruiting

first-year apprentices

to start in

January 2027 .

Opportunities are available for future: Machinists Like machinery, technology and making things accurately?

Learn to manufacture precision components using modern machining equipment, measuring tools and manufacturing technology.

Sheet Metal Workers Can you picture how a flat sheet of metal becomes a finished component?

Learn to manufacture guards, covers, cabinets, chutes and other accurate sheet-metal components for custom machinery.

Interested in wiring, controls, automation and making machinery come to life?

Learn about industrial electrical systems, machinery wiring, control cabinets, testing, fault-finding and automation.

Industrial Painters and Surface Treatment Technicians Like practical work where you can see the result at the end of the day?

Learn abrasive blasting, steel preparation and the application of commercial and industrial protective coatings.

This is not house painting. It is skilled industrial work involving specialised equipment, coating systems, surface preparation,



quality standards and the protection of manufactured equipment.

More than an apprenticeship At ICA, an apprenticeship is not where your development finishes. It is where your career begins.

We do not train people to complete one narrow task for the rest of their working lives. Our aim is to develop apprentices into

highly capable, multi-skilled tradespeople and technicians .

As your skills grow, you may gain experience across:

Manufacturing

Machinery and automation

Testing and fault-finding

Technical problem-solving

Site and project work

If you want to keep learning after completing your trade, ICA will support further training and development.

Your pathway could take you from:

Not everyone wants to follow the same pathway, and that is fine. You can build an excellent career as a skilled tradesperson, specialist technician, supervisor or site skilled.

But if you have the ability and ambition to keep progressing, we do not believe your development should stop when your apprenticeship finishes.

At ICA, your trade is your foundation, not your ceiling.

You bring the effort, ability and ambition. We will provide the training, experience and pathway to help you continue developing.

Good pay and conditions ICA apprentices are covered by the





Industrial Conveying (Aust) Pty Ltd Enterprise Agreement 2025–2029 .

The agreement provides apprentice wage classifications and guaranteed annual wage increases of at least

2.5% or CPI, whichever is greater .

Monthly RDOs

Tools and equipment required for their role

Practical workplace training

Formal trade training

Support from experienced tradespeople, technicians and engineers

Continued training opportunities beyond the apprenticeship

Exposure to varied custom-engineered projects

We pay well because we want to attract good people, train them properly and give them a reason to build their careers with ICA.

This is not the same job every day ICA designs, manufactures, installs and commissions custom materials-handling and automation systems.

Our apprentices work alongside experienced tradespeople, technicians and engineers on real equipment and real projects.

Depending on your chosen pathway, you could gain experience in:

Fabrication and welding

Precision machining

Mechanical fitting and assembly

Sheet-metal manufacture

Electrical and control systems

Abrasive blasting and surface preparation

Industrial painting and protective coatings

Testing and commissioning

Installation and site work

As your experience develops, there may also be opportunities to work on ICA projects across Australia and overseas.

Who should apply? This intake is for people ready to start their

first apprenticeship , including:

Students completing Year 12 in 2026

Year 10 or 11 students ready to leave school for full-time work

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📌 2027 First-Year Apprentice Intake – Multiple Trade and Technician Pathways (Bendigo)
🏢 Industrial Conveying (Aust
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