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MEGT invites you to join a 24-month, full-time Print Technician Trainee program in Canberra. You’ll gain hands-on experience with printers, diagnostics and installation while studying Certificate IV in IT.
A mechanically minded, curious learner with strong communication will thrive in a high-tech, supportive environment. The role requires a valid driver’s licence, reliable transport, and the ability to obtain Working with Children Check and National Police Clearance.
Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
HANDS-ON, PRACTICAL & LOVE FIXING THINGS? Become a PRINT TECHNICIAN in the ACT! Are you the person who likes pulling things apart to see how they work, fault-finding problems and getting machinery working again ?
MEGT has an exciting opportunity for an entry-level Print Technician Trainee to join a global leader in imaging, print and information technology. You'll gain hands‑on experience with cutting‑edge technology while working with a company that delivers innovative document and digital solutions to businesses across Australia. With a strong focus on excellence, sustainability and customer success, the company invests in its people and builds long‑term partnerships with its customers and communities.
This 24‑month traineeship will see you enrolled in a Certificate IV in Information Technology , gaining valuable practical experience in a supportive and high‑tech environment. We're looking for someone with a genuine curiosity about how things work. This role would ideally suit a mechanically minded individual who enjoys pulling apart machines, fault‑finding, repairs and hands‑on work with equipment and machinery.
MEGT is committed to being a Child Safe Organisation and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We have zero tolerance of racism, discrimination, harm, or abuse. We have a culture that values safety, diversity, and inclusion and encourage all qualified applicants, including minorities, genders, protected veterans, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.