with a Certificate II in Engineering and industry work experience , looking to kick‑start your career in a
brand‑new, modern workshop
with a respected
national employer ?
This is a excellent opportunity to be part of a growing business that invests in its people, equipment, and facilities — while offering
real career pathways
beyond your apprenticeship.
What’s in it for you?
Above award wages
Full-Time Apprenticeship - Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (MEM30219)
Work in a
brand‑new, purpose‑built workshop
Exposure to modern
CNC lathes and/or mills
Be part of a
national organisation
with long‑term career opportunities
Structured mentoring and support through to trade completion
What you’ll be doing:
Assisting with
set‑up, programming, and operation
of CNC lathes and/or milling machines
Manufacturing
high‑precision components
Performing routine machine maintenance and basic fault‑finding
Overhauling gearboxes, conveyors, pumps and driveshafts
Dismantling, cleaning, measuring, and assessing parts
Supporting small machining jobs and general workshop activities
Workshop upkeep and occasional local deliveries
What we’re looking for: This role is ideal for a current Year 12 student ready to start an Apprenticeship in January 2027. If you are looking to get a head start, you also have the flexibility to begin working immediately as a Trade Assistant.
Previous work experieence or exposure to
CNC machining
(lathes and/or mills)
Robust mechanical aptitude and attention to detail
Reliable, punctual, and safety‑focused
Sound computer literacy
Australian citizen or permanent resident
Training & Support: You’ll be employed by
MRAEL
and supported by a dedicated
Apprentice & Employment Consultant , providing:
Ongoing mentoring and performance support
Coordination of all
off‑the‑job training
Regular check‑ins to support your progress through to completion
MRAEL are committed to supporting National Reconciliation efforts through the implementation of our Reconciliation Action Plan, fostering respectful relationships and creating meaningful prospects with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.