Paid Engineering Apprenticeship: Welding, Fitting & Machining

Collier & Miller; Griffith; On-site; AUD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully funded Certificate III in Engin.

TAFE during work hours

Job summary

Collier & Miller in Griffith, NSW offers an engineering apprenticeship program for Welding Fabrication or Fitting & Machining. You’ll gain practical, hands-on experience in our on-site workshop while earning an income.

You’ll work toward a fully funded Certificate III in Engineering with TAFE completed during work hours, learn from experienced tradespeople, and build real machinery for agricultural and engineering projects.

Qualifications

• You don’t need trade experience – that’s what the apprenticeship is for.
• Have a good attitude and are willing to learn.
• Are interested in tools, machinery and hands-on work.
• Have basic maths and problem-solving skills.
• Are reliable and ready to put in the effort.
• Can listen, follow instructions and work safely.
• Take pride in doing a job properly.
• You’ll also need to be physically fit, pass a pre-employment physical and drug and alcohol test, and be ready to commit to a four-year apprenticeship.

Responsibilities

• Build heavy-duty agricultural machinery and equipment
• Cut, shape, weld and machine steel
• Use modern workshop machinery, tools and welding equipment
• Read engineering drawings and turn them into finished components
• Repair machinery and solve real engineering problems

Skills

Positive attitude

Willingness to learn

Hands-on

Maths skills

Problem solving

Reliability

Safety awareness

Tools

Welding equipment

Modern machinery

Machining equipment

Job description

Collier & Miller in Griffith, NSW offers an engineering apprenticeship program for Welding Fabrication or Fitting & Machining. You’ll gain practical, hands-on experience in our on-site workshop while earning an income.

You’ll work toward a fully funded Certificate III in Engineering with TAFE completed during work hours, learn from experienced tradespeople, and build real machinery for agricultural and engineering projects.