Engineering Drafting Traineeships Larrakia Country

TrackSIS; Darwin; Sur place; AUD 42 000 - 54 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Paid from day one

Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting

Structured training on/off the job

First Nations mentoring

Mentor network

Flexible working

Career progression to Junior Drafter

Résumé du poste

Tracks Integrated Services (Tracks IS) is offering a paid 24-month Engineering Drafting Traineeship in Darwin, NT. You will learn civil drafting on real NT projects and earn a Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting.

No prior drafting experience is required, and extensive on-the-job training is provided by a supportive team. You will join the Darwin civil team, learn drafting software, and progress from simpler drawings to more complex work while keeping project documents in order.

Qualifications

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identified position.
• No drafting experience required; training provided.
• Comfortable using a computer and basic software.
• Interest in building, engineering or design.

Responsabilités

• Learn civil drafting under a Senior Civil Engineer.
• Assist with simple drawings and project documents.
• Maintain project documents and support the team.

Connaissances

Computer literacy

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Formation

Year 12 or near completion

Description du poste

Engineering Drafting Traineeships Larrakia Country

Tracks IS is recruiting for a paid 2-year drafting traineeship in Darwin. Learn civil drafting on real NT projects and earn a Cert IV.

05th November, 2026

Engineering Drafting Traineeship Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identified position Darwin, Larrakia Country | Full-time, paid 24-month traineeship Tracks Integrated Services (Tracks IS) is recruiting for this traineeship on behalf of our client, a well-respected engineering company in Darwin. It's part of a global engineering group, so the career can go a long way from here. We're managing the recruitment, and we'll support you from your first enquiry through to your first day. Every road, water main and jetty in the Territory started as a drawing on someone's screen. That could be your screen. Did you like Design and Tech or technical drawing at school? Ever designed a house in The Sims, built something in the shed or played around with 3D modelling? Are you the one who notices when something's a bit off? Drafting could be your thing, and you can get paid while you learn it. This has worked before We recruited a trainee for this company last time. He finished his traineeship and is now a Junior Drafter there. Now it's someone else's turn. So what does a drafter actually do? Before anything gets built, someone has to draw it up properly. That could be a water main for a remote community, a jetty, a dam upgrade or campgrounds in a national park. The drawings need exact measurements, levels, where the pipes run and what materials to use. The builders work from them. Engineers do the design and the calculations. Drafters turn their rough designs into clear, accurate drawings that people can build from.

As a trainee you'll:

• join the Darwin civil team and work under a Senior Civil Engineer
• learn drafting software from scratch
• start on simpler drawings with someone beside you, then build up as you get confident
• check your own work and speak up when something doesn't look right
• help keep project documents in order
• share ideas and learn alongside the team

What you get

• Paid from day one, plus super, while you train
• Full-time work with a 24-month traineeship
• A Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting, a qualification you keep for life
• Structured training both on the job and off the job
• First Nations mentoring through the GTNT Apprenticeship Network
• Access to a national network of mentors inside the company
• Flexible working, and a team that takes having fun seriously
• Somewhere to go next: Junior Drafter, then civil design or engineering if you want it

Is this for you?

Most of your day is at a computer, and the details matter. A few millimetres out can cause problems once building starts. If you like getting things exactly right and can stay focused, you'll go well.

You don't need experience. You do need to:

• identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
• be confident on a computer
• be interested in a career in building, engineering or design
• be able to talk to people and ask questions when you're stuck

It helps if you've:

• finished Year 12, or are close to finishing
• got good at juggling a few things at once and being on time

Didn't finish Year 12? Still get in touch. It's not a deal breaker.

You don't need to know anything about drafting yet. That's what the traineeship is for.

This is an identified position under Section 57 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1992 (NT).