Apprenticeship - Certificate III Engineering (Fabrication) Whilst undertaking a nationally recognised qualification in this area of work, the successful applicant will be working within a specialist environment, learning all aspects of the industry, while being involved in the construction of cabinets for industrial switchboards. Are you: Physically fit? Good at mathematics & English? Passionate about working in the Engineering field? A great communicator and able to work well in a team? Able to demonstrate a solid work ethic and knowledge of safe working practices? The details: Work & Training would employ you for the duration of the four-year apprenticeship. Full time hours – Monday to Friday. Full entitlements including four weeks of holidays for the year. Theory training conducted by TasTAFE in one-week blocks. Mentoring and support provided throughout the traineeship. Your workplace supervisors would provide daily coaching and opportunity for growth. The role encompasses learning and being involved in the following tasks: Sheet metal work. Structural steel work. General welding. Workshop cleaning and maintenance; The completion of all theory aspects of the qualification. Desirable: Cert II Engineering or partial completion. Drivers licence. Wage: Apprenticeship Wage applies. How to apply: Upload a current resume Complete your on-line profile. What happens next? Suitable applicants will be contacted via SMS for an initial discussion, via phone. You may be asked to complete aptitude testing, or other documentation. The third stage of recruitment involves a face-to-face interview with the host employer. If you are the successful applicant, you will complete employment documents, a training contract, and a start date will be arranged. What are you waiting for? Applications close: 12 February 2024