Mining Mechanical Fitter Apprentice

Cement Australia; Fingal; On-site; AUD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tools, uniform and PPE provided

All education fees covered

Learn from experienced tradespeople

Competitive apprentice salary

Job summary

Cement Australia is offering a Mechanical Fitter Apprenticeship in Tasmania. You’ll train across maintenance, fault finding and hands-on work on conveyors, pumps and underground equipment, building practical expertise in a mining setting.

The program provides Cert III Engineering along with funded education, PPE and tools, all under an Enterprise Bargaining Agreement. First-year starts late January 2027; a teamwork‑oriented approach and safety are central to the role.

Qualifications

• Year 11 with passes in Maths and English.
• Enrolled in or completed Cert I/II Engineering.
• Good communication and teamwork abilities.
• Genuine interest in the trade and a positive learning attitude.
• Willing to tackle whatever comes your way.

Responsibilities

• Work within all site safety and environmental procedures.
• Perform preventive and routine maintenance activities.
• Fault find and diagnose problems.
• Maintain good housekeeping during and after tasks.
• Work on fixed plant and equipment including underground diesel and conveyors.
• Carry out tasks in workshop and underground environments.
• Use hand tools and electrical/pneumatic powered tools safely.
• Respond to breakdowns with strong fault-finding skills.
• Use CMMS for work orders and record keeping.
• Participate in toolbox meetings and risk assessments.
• Work both independently and as part of a team.
• Uphold safety standards and procedures at all times.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Communication skills

Teamwork

Positive attitude

Willingness to learn

Education

Year 11 with passes in Maths and English

Cert I or II Engineering

Job description

Cement Australia is offering a Mechanical Fitter Apprenticeship in Tasmania. You’ll train across maintenance, fault finding and hands-on work on conveyors, pumps and underground equipment, building practical expertise in a mining setting.

The program provides Cert III Engineering along with funded education, PPE and tools, all under an Enterprise Bargaining Agreement. First-year starts late January 2027; a teamwork‑oriented approach and safety are central to the role.