Precision Fitter & Turner Apprentice (CNC/Prototyping)

Australian Industry Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre; City of Monash; On-site; AUD 38,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Australian Industry Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre invites applications for an engineering trades apprenticeship. You will learn to read engineering drawings, operate CNC lathes and milling machines, and manufacture precision components and prototype parts in a hands-on environment.

Joining a collaborative workshop, you’ll develop practical trade skills, work with experienced professionals, and progress toward becoming a qualified Engineering Tradesperson in a dynamic, modern facility.

Qualifications

• Have completed Year 10 or higher.
• Be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident with full working rights.
• Demonstrate strong attention to detail.
• Have good problem-solving skills.
• Be reliable and punctual.
• Take pride in producing quality work.
• Have a positive attitude and willingness to learn.
• Work well both independently and within a team.
• Hold a driver's licence (desirable but not essential).

Responsibilities

• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings
• Operating CNC machines, lathes and milling machines
• Manufacturing precision components and prototype parts
• Using hand tools, precision measuring equipment and workshop machinery
• Assisting with fitting, assembly and modification of mechanical components
• Maintaining quality standards and attention to detail
• Following safe work practices and workshop procedures
• Contributing to a collaborative and professional team environment

Skills

Attention to detail

Problem-solving

Reliability

Teamwork

Willingness to learn

Education

Year 10 or higher

Tools

Hand tools

Precision measuring equipment

Workshop machinery

Job description

Australian Industry Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre invites applications for an engineering trades apprenticeship. You will learn to read engineering drawings, operate CNC lathes and milling machines, and manufacture precision components and prototype parts in a hands-on environment.

Joining a collaborative workshop, you’ll develop practical trade skills, work with experienced professionals, and progress toward becoming a qualified Engineering Tradesperson in a dynamic, modern facility.