Apprentice Boilermaker Welder: Start Your Mining Craft

Liebherr-Australia; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 42,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retail and medical insurance discounts

Bonus leave days

Parental leave

Comprehensive training programs

Job summary

Liebherr-Australia Pty Ltd is offering an apprentice Boilermaker position at our Para Hills West Head Office, Adelaide. You will work with experienced tradespeople and mentors, gaining hands-on welding, fabrication and maintenance skills while pursuing a nationally recognised Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication).

You will learn to read drawings, operate workshop equipment safely and contribute to the repair and fabrication of mining equipment in a supportive, safety‑mocused environment.

Qualifications

• Year 11 schooling completed; Certificate II in Engineering Pathways highly regarded.
• Willingness to learn welding, fabrication, maintenance.
• Interest in fabrication, welding, machining and using hand tools.

Responsibilities

• Assist with inspection, repair, maintenance and overhaul of mining equipment components and fabricated products.
• Learn to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications and manuals.
• Safely operate workshop machinery and lifting equipment per procedures.
• Support fabrication, welding and modification activities while maintaining quality standards.
• Maintain a safe, clean and organised work environment and follow safety/environmental requirements.
• Complete all apprenticeship training and practical workplace learning.

Skills

Read technical drawings

Fabrication basics

Welding basics

Tool handling

Safety focus

Microsoft Word / Excel basics

Education

Year 11 schooling

Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (highly regarded)

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

Job description

Liebherr-Australia Pty Ltd is offering an apprentice Boilermaker position at our Para Hills West Head Office, Adelaide. You will work with experienced tradespeople and mentors, gaining hands-on welding, fabrication and maintenance skills while pursuing a nationally recognised Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication).

You will learn to read drawings, operate workshop equipment safely and contribute to the repair and fabrication of mining equipment in a supportive, safety‑mocused environment.