Engineering â Fabrication Trade (Boilermaker), 1st Year, Mortdale, NSW

1300 Apprentice; Sydney; On-site; AUD 19,000 - 24,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above Award Pay

TAFE training

Dedicated mentor

Hands-on experience

Job summary

1300 Apprentice is offering a 1st-year Boiler Making Apprenticeship in Sydney. The employer has over 70 years of manufacturing experience and operates plants in NSW and Victoria.

You will learn welding, cutting, metal fabrication and equipment maintenance while earning Above Award pay. The role includes building trailers, storage racks and repairing machinery, with on‑the‑job training and dedicated mentor support.

Qualifications

• Interest in welding, metalwork, machinery and engineering.
• Willingness to learn from tradespeople and follow instructions.
• Commitment to attend TAFE and complete training and examinations.
• Driver’s licence and own transport.

Responsibilities

• Learn welding, cutting and metal fabrication fundamentals.
• Assist with construction and repair of company vehicle bodies.
• Help fabricate and repair trailers and build metal storage racks.
• Attend TAFE and complete assessments for Cert III in Engineering Heavy Fabrication.

Skills

Interest in welding & metalwork

Willingness to learn

Reliable attitude

Teamwork

Attention to safety

Education

HSC English & Maths

Job description

Love working with your hands? Interested in welding, metalwork and building things? Turn that interest into a rewarding career with a 1st-year Boiler Making Apprenticeship

With more than 70 years of experience, our employer partner has built a reputation for manufacturing high‑quality Australian‑made products. With manufacturing plants in NSW and Victoria, the company takes pride in its products, people and commitment to quality.

Why You’ll Want This Apprenticeship

• Earn while you learn with Above Award Pay – get paid while developing practical trade skills.
• Hands‑on experience – learn welding, cutting, metal fabrication and equipment maintenance.
• Varied work – help build trailers, warehouse storage racks and vehicle bodies, as well as repair machinery and plant equipment.
• Learn from experienced tradespeople – receive on‑job training and support throughout your apprenticeship.
• Formal TAFE training – combine practical experience with the technical education needed to become a qualified tradesperson.
• Great working hours – Monday to Thursday, 7:00 am–3:30 pm, and Friday, 7:00 am–1:30 pm.
• Build skills for life – develop a valuable trade with opportunities across manufacturing, engineering and metal fabrication.

What Will You Be Doing?

Working under the guidance of experienced tradespeople, in this 1st year Engineering – Heavy Fabrication Apprenticeship, you’ll learn the skills needed to become a qualified metal fabricator.

Your day‑to‑day work will include:

• Learning the fundamentals of welding, cutting and metal fabrication.
• Assisting with the construction and repair of company vehicle bodies.
• Helping fabricate and repair company trailers.
• Building metal storage racks for warehouses across Sydney, the South Coast and Melbourne.
• Assisting with repairs to plant equipment and machinery.
• Supporting maintenance work across Ace Gutters branches.
• Learning to use tools and equipment safely and correctly.
• Carrying out general labouring and workshop duties as part of your training.
• Attending TAFE and completing the required assessments for your trade qualification – Cert III in Engineering Heavy Fabrication.

No two projects will be the same, giving you the chance to develop a broad range of practical skills as your experience grows.

What Are We Looking For?

You don’t need experience; what matters most is your attitude, interest in engineering and willingness to learn

• A genuine interest in welding, metalwork, machinery and engineering.
• A willingness to learn from experienced tradespeople and follow instructions.
• A reliable, hardworking attitude and a commitment to completing your apprenticeship.
• HSC Certificate, with passes in English and maths.
• 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.

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Please note applicants must have unrestricted work rights in Australia

Due to the high volume of applications we receive, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. However, we would like to thank you for considering 1300apprentice as a potential employer and encourage you to apply for opportunities we have advertised in the future

At 1300apprentice, we’re not just about jobs – we’re about your future. With over 40 years of experience helping people succeed through apprenticeships and traineeships, we know how to get you where you want to go. You’ll have a dedicated mentor supporting you every step of the way, helping you build skills, confidence, and a solid career path. We’ve Got Your Back

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

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

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