2nd Year Industrial Electrical Apprentice — Mentored & Hands-On
Level® Group ANZ
City of Whittlesea
On-site
AUD 45,000 - 55,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Paid overtime and Saturday work
Mentoring and guidance from experienced electricians
Long-term stable role
Job summary
Level® Group ANZ in Melbourne, Victoria, is seeking a motivated 2nd Year Industrial Electrical Apprentice to join their skilled team. This role offers hands-on experience in maintenance, breakdowns, and installations within industrial settings. You will receive dedicated mentoring and training. Key responsibilities include assisting in maintenance tasks, supporting breakdown activities, and participating in industrial work. Ideal candidates are reliable, safety-focused, and currently in or have completed their electrical apprenticeship. Exposure to real industrial experiences will help kick-start your trade career.
Qualifications
Currently undertaking or completed 2nd year electrical apprenticeship.
Strong interest in industrial electrical work.
Reliable, punctual, and committed to workplace safety.
Willingness to learn and develop technical skills.
Comfortable working on active industrial sites or keen to learn.
Responsibilities
Assist in electrical maintenance and preventative maintenance tasks.
Support breakdown and fault-finding activities under supervision.
Participate in industrial shutdowns and weekend maintenance work.
Assist with industrial electrical installations and upgrades.
Education
2nd year electrical apprenticeship
Job description
Level® Group ANZ in Melbourne, Victoria, is seeking a motivated 2nd Year Industrial Electrical Apprentice to join their skilled team. This role offers hands-on experience in maintenance, breakdowns, and installations within industrial settings. You will receive dedicated mentoring and training. Key responsibilities include assisting in maintenance tasks, supporting breakdown activities, and participating in industrial work. Ideal candidates are reliable, safety-focused, and currently in or have completed their electrical apprenticeship. Exposure to real industrial experiences will help kick-start your trade career.