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Hallam Truck Centre, a Kenworth and DAF dealership in Melbourne’s south-east, invites mechanically minded candidates to start a four-year apprenticeship toward a Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology. You’ll learn alongside experienced technicians in a busy workshop, gaining real hands-on experience with heavy vehicles.
You'll diagnose faults, service and repair diesel engines, electrical and braking systems, and develop skills to become a qualified Heavy Vehicle
If you’re mechanically minded, enjoy pulling things apart to understand how they work and want a career working with some seriously impressive machinery, an apprenticeship with Hallam Truck Centre could be the opportunity for you.
Hallam Truck Centre is an authorised Kenworth and DAF dealership in Melbourne’s south-east. Our team supports customers across truck sales, service, parts and PacLease Rental and Leasing, giving our apprentices exposure to a busy, modern heavy vehicle environment.
Along with Kenworth and DAF trucks, our workshop works across a broad range of commercial vehicle technologyincluding PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines, as well as Dana, Meritor, Eaton, Wabco, Knorr-Bremse and SAF-Holland systems.
This is a hands‑on four‑year apprenticeship, where you’ll work towards your Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology while learning alongside experienced technicians in our Hallam workshop.
Throughout your apprenticeship, you’ll develop the skills to:
You won’t just be watching from the sidelines. You’ll be learning in the workshop, gaining real experience and building the skills for a long‑term career in the transport industry.
Starting your career at Hallam Truck Centre comes with some pretty great extras:
We’re looking for people who are genuinely interested in becoming Heavy Vehicle Technicians.
Ideally, you’ll have:
And don't worry if you haven't worked in a workshop before. Tell us about anything that shows your mechanical interest. That might be working on your own car, helping out with machinery, completing automotive subjects at school, doing work experience or simply spending your weekends tinkering in the shed.