HVAC Apprenticeship – Earn While You Learn & Grow

ATT; Ashburton; On-site; NZD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Regular wage while training

Milestone pay increases

PPE gear and tool kit provided

Support from skilled tradespeople and

Apprentice and Employment Consultant

Job summary

ATT is seeking motivated individuals to join the HVAC/electrical trades apprenticeship in Ashburton. You will earn a regular wage while you train, with pay increases as you reach milestones and gain new skills.

You’ll work with a team of highly skilled tradespeople and receive support from an Apprentice and Employment Consultant to keep you on track. Completed pre-trade courses are highly regarded, but not mandatory.

Qualifications

• Punctual, dependable and show up on time.
• Good with your hands and comfortable using tools.
• Solid math skills (NCEA 2) and physics studies preferred.
• Some prior job experience (labour, holiday work or casual jobs).
• NZ driver’s license (restricted or full) and reliable transport to work.
• Clean criminal record and ability to pass pre-employment drug tests.
• Must be a NZ citizen or permanent resident.

Responsibilities

• Assist electricians on site and learn practical electrical trades.
• Develop skills through structured training and on‑the‑job learning.
• Read and interpret basic plans and wiring diagrams.
• Maintain PPE and tool kit readiness for daily use.
• Progress through milestones with wage increases as skills grow.

Skills

Hand skills

Detail orientation

Punctuality

Reliable transport

Education

NCEA Level 2 Math

Electrical Gateway pre-trade course

Tools

Basic electrical tools

Job description

ATT is seeking motivated individuals to join the HVAC/electrical trades apprenticeship in Ashburton. You will earn a regular wage while you train, with pay increases as you reach milestones and gain new skills.

You’ll work with a team of highly skilled tradespeople and receive support from an Apprentice and Employment Consultant to keep you on track. Completed pre-trade courses are highly regarded, but not mandatory.