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Powerlink invites you to join its 2027 Apprentice Program in Brisbane, offering a four-year pathway into the Secondary Systems Electrical Trade. You will gain hands-on experience, with strong supervision, while earning a Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30820) and preparing for licensure.
You’ll travel across Queensland on a 9-day roster, with on-site learning, TAFE training, and tuition costs covered, plus pathways to an Advanced Diploma.
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Date: 27 Jul 2026
Location: Virginia, AU
Category: Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Graduates
Join our Secondary Systems team of experts in bringing critical infrastructure to life. Frommaintainingand upgrading protection and metering, to supporting projects across the network.
This is a field-based apprenticeship with extensive on-the-job learning, industry-leading supervision, and nationally recognised qualifications.
On completion of the four-year program, you’ll achieve a Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30820) and qualify for an electrical licence.
It is mandatory to complete further study– either anAdvanced Diploma or Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering, commencing during your 4-year apprenticeship .
Working on a 9-day roster, you will travel across Queensland with your team, earning while you learn from industry leaders in a supportive and collaborative environment
Based in Brisbane, you’ll work as part of a specialist team delivering protection and control outcomes for Powerlink’s high‑voltage plant and equipment across Queensland.
This stream is built for continual learning and advanced technology, preparing you to work on protection systems that keep Queensland’s high‑voltage transmission network safe and reliable.
Over a structured four-year apprenticeship, you’ll learn to test, fault-find and commission protection and control functions for high-voltage plant and equipment, using smart digital gear and complex electrical systems.
You’ll work safely alongside specialist supervisors on Powerlink’s primary plant, supporting the operation, maintenance, upgrades and commissioning of substations across Queensland.
With on-the-job learning and training at TAFE, you’ll build trade skills and complete your Certificate III on time, with pathways to an Advanced Diploma.
This apprenticeship involves working across hybrid and varied environments and is active, challenging and rewarding. It’s well suited to people who enjoy practical work, problem solving, teamwork and a safety focused environment where no two days are the same.
You’ll also complete internal and external training including but not limited to:
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