Industry Apprenticeships in Australia

“Apprentice Heavy Vehicle Mechanics (Year 3 or 4) at (COMPANY NAME). Work on Australian-made army vehicles Bushmaster and Hawkei. Competitive remuneration, training, and growth opportunities. Must be an Australian citizen eligible for security clearance.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks a Heavy Plant Mechanic Apprentice in Crestmead. Gain practical experience, training, and a Certificate III. Work with expert tradespersons on hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems. Four-year apprenticeship with potential for early completion. Must have a passion for mechanical work, ability to work at heights, and strong safety focus. Weekend work and travel may be required.”

“3rd & 4th year mechanical apprentice opportunity in heavy commercial vehicle technology. Complete Certificate III, work with (COMPANY NAME), gain exposure to engine technology, and develop skills in a diverse team environment.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks a Heavy Plant Mechanic Apprentice in Spotswood, Victoria. Gain practical experience, training, and a Certificate III in a 4-year apprenticeship. Work on hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems, fault finding, and more. Must have a passion for mechanical work, completed pre-apprenticeship, and own transport. RDO every fortnight, PPE supplied.”

“(COMPANY NAME) Rexroth Australia seeks a 2nd or 3rd Year Apprentice Hydraulic Fitter in Kings Park, NSW. The role involves hands-on experience in hydraulic fitting, assembly, and service activities, with mentorship from experienced technicians. Applicants should have a strong mechanical aptitude, good communication skills, and a proactive work ethic. The position offers long-term career growth, structured training, and a supportive workplace culture.”

“(COMPANY NAME) Rexroth Australia seeks a First Year Apprentice Hydraulic Fitter in Kings Park, NSW. The role involves hydraulic fitting, assembly, and testing, with mentorship from experienced technicians. Applicants should have a strong mechanical aptitude, good communication skills, and a proactive work ethic. The apprenticeship leads to a Certificate III in Engineering and offers long-term career growth opportunities.”

“* Learning safe work practices, correct use of PPE, and proper handling of paints and materials. ...”