1st Year Engineering Tool Making Apprenticeship

1300apprentice; Sydney; On-site; AUD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above-award pay

Company motor home (FOC) after 1 year

Company apartment on Sunshine Coast (2

On-site café voucher monthly

Structured training through TAFE

Job summary

1300apprentice is offering a 1st Year Engineering Tool Making Apprenticeship in NSW, Australia. You will learn to design, build, test and repair precision tools, while gaining real in-house training and earning an above-award wage.

With structured training through TAFE and on-site mentorship, you’ll develop practical engineering skills, safety awareness and fault-finding abilities essential for a long-term career as an Engineering Toolmaker.

Qualifications

• No prior experience required, attitude and commitment matter most.
• Willingness to learn from experienced tradespeople and follow instructions.
• Ability to work as part of a team and maintain safety and quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Learn from tradespeople in Engineering and Maintenance to design, build, test and repair tools and prototypes.
• Assist tradespeople with engineering and maintenance work.
• Develop practical skills with tools, machinery and engineering equipment.
• Understand technical drawings and engineering processes.

Skills

Good communication

Team player

Problem-solving

Education

HSC Certificate in English and Maths

Job description

1st Year Engineering Tool Making Apprenticeship

Start Your Career in Engineering with a 1st-Year Toolmaking Apprenticeship - Above-Award Pay + Amazing Perks

Our employer partner has built a reputation for manufacturing high-quality Australian-made products for over 70 years. With manufacturing plants in NSW and Victoria, the company takes pride in its products, people and commitment to quality. People and a commitment to quality are at the core of the business.

As a measure of their commitment to quality and service, they are the only Australian company in their market that produces every component of their product in-house.

To achieve that quality, they invest in, train and retain their people. Here are a few of the reasons why:

Why You'll Want This Apprenticeship and Won’t Want to Leave:

Earn while you learn at $5.00 per hour above Award Rates – get paid while developing practical trade skills.

After 1 year’s service, you can book the company motor home FOC for a week with all fuel paid to take a break.

After 2 years of Service, you can book aweek's holidayin theCompany Apartmenton the Sunshine CoastFOC,with use of afully maintained Company Carwhile you'rethere.

Every month, you’ll receive a Voucher to spend at the On-Site Café on anything you want.

Great working hours – Monday to Thursday, 7:00 am–3:30 pm, and Friday, 7:00 am–1:30 pm.

This is your chance to learn from an established manufacturer while developing valuable skills for a long-term career in engineering and manufacturing.

More Importantly Some of What Will You Learn:

As a Toolmaking Apprentice, you'll learn from experienced tradespeople who want to share their knowledge in the Engineering and Maintenance Department, learning how precision tools and equipment are made, maintained and repaired.

Your training will include:

Assisting tradespeople with engineering and maintenance work.

Learning to design, build, test and repair precision tools and prototypes.

Developing practical skills using tools, machinery and engineering equipment.

Learning how to identify faults, solve problems and understand how mechanical components work.

Developing an understanding of technical drawings and engineering processes.

Maintaining equipment, work areas and product quality.

Attending TAFE to complete the formal training requirements of your Mechanical Engineering – Toolmaking Apprenticeship.

Building your knowledge of workplace safety and manufacturing standards.

With all that on offer, you will need to know this is the trade for you! - This is not a try it and see if you like it opportunity

You don't need experience; - what matters most is your attitude and commitment.

What Are We Looking For?

A genuine passion for engineering and becoming a Tool Maker

The ability to solve puzzles, think outside the box and be intrigued by how things work

You don’t need experience, but you will have to be able to tell us about the trade (do your research)

A willingness to learn from experienced tradespeople and follow instructions.

A reliable, hardworking attitude and a commitment to completing your

HSC Certificate, with passes in English and Maths or above-average ability in both.

Good communication skills and the ability to work as part of a team.

A focus on quality, safety and attention to detail.

A commitment to attend TAFE and complete all required training and examinations.

A professional and respectful approach to the workplace.

Driver's licence and own transport (advantageous)

Someone who can convince us you are committed to completing your apprenticeship and potentially building a career with the company.

Your Future Starts Here

Toolmaking is a specialised trade that combines practical skills, precision engineering and problem-solving. This apprenticeship offers the opportunity to develop valuable technical skills and work towards becoming a qualified Engineering Toolmaker.

If this sounds like the career starter you’ve been looking for. ensure you’ve read the above.

What makes us different?

• We really listen to what you want
• We match you with the right employer partner
• We support you throughout your journey
• We celebrate your growth – both personally and professionally

Please note that applicants must have unrestricted work rights in Australia

We welcome everyone – no matter your background – and offer safe, inclusive, and supportive workplaces where you can feel confident being yourself.