NCC1641

4 Year Apprenticeship (or earlier dependant on competency-based completion)

Completion Qualification: Certificate III Engineering Fabrication (Heavy Fabrication)

All positions will include interviews, ability testing and a health assessment

Are you looking to start a career in a fabrication trade? As an Engineering Fabrication Apprentice with Newcastle City Council, you will get the opportunity to learn about welding, fabrication, fitting, assembly, metal parts and products. Apprentices work in conjunction with qualified tradespeople, focusing on (including but not limited to) the production of metal (ferrous and non-ferrous) fabricated products such as structures, frames, plate assemblies and pipe-work using tools, welding and thermal cutting equipment and fabrication techniques for council assets.

Engineering fabrication apprentices use a wide range of hand tools, hand held power tools and workshop machines including drills, grinders, clamps, benders and lifting equipment. This is an excellent diverse apprenticeship that will produce a well-rounded knowledgeable engineering fabricator.

To be successful in this job you will have:

• Minimum completion of Year 10 School Certificate or ROSA with satisfactory results including, as a minimum, a pass in General Mathematics, Science and also English
• Able to satisfy basic manual handling and physical health requirements of the position and a willingness to work in an indoor (workshop) and outdoor (on site) environment
• Literacy / numeracy skills and abilities relevant to the position (willingness to undergo aptitude assessment for; language, literacy, numeracy and mechanical aptitude)
• Construction Induction (White Card) or willingness to obtain prior to appointment.
• Ability to work under supervision and as part of team in a fast paced environment
• Ability to develop sound knowledge and understanding of Work Health Safety
• Class C Manual or Provisional Drivers Licence (or able obtain by February 2017)

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Newcastle City Council proudly promotes the principles of Equal Employment Opportunities and fosters a culture of diversity to represent the community of our Local Government Area.

All candidates will be assessed against the selection criteria outlined in the position description.

You must have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this job.

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Application Closing Date: Sunday 29 January 2017

Remuneration: $30,185.56 + 9.5% Superannuation per annum for a 38 hour a week.

For further details please contact Doug Harrison, Building Trades Services Coordinator, Facilities Recreation on (02) 4974 6001

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Are you interested in completing a school-based traineeship in Engineering? MIGAS is seeking a school student enrolling in Year 11 for 2017 who wants to work for a company based in Cardiff 1 day per week and also attend TAFE 1 day per week completing Certificate II in Engineering whilst completing their HSC.The hours of work will be on a set week day to suit school timetable with public transport located nearby.The duties of this role include learning all aspects of the engineering trade, assisting and learning from tradesmen, Following instructions, Working on Mills, Drilling grinding, Learning all aspects of CNC, assembling components, operating milling machinery and welding light fabrication. The successful applicant will be dealing with components for the mining industry including drill bits, drive adaptors and bottling equipment.The successful applicant will be honest, possess a positive attitude, attend and pass TAFE, follow all WHS policies and procedures, be reliable, hardworking and have a strong desire to learn the engineering trade If you wish to apply select the apply now button below. Please note that only successful applicants will be contacted so MIGAS would like to thank you for your application.

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Are you interested in completing a school-based traineeship in Engineering? MIGAS is seeking a school student enrolling in Year 11 for 2017 who wants to work for a company based in Cardiff 1 day per week and also attend TAFE 1 day per week completing Certificate II in Engineering whilst completing their HSC.The hours of work will be on a set week day to suit school timetable with public transport located nearby.The duties of this role include learning all aspects of the engineering trade, assisting and learning from tradesmen, Following instructions, Working on Mills, Drilling grinding, Learning all aspects of CNC, assembling components, operating milling machinery and welding light fabrication. The successful applicant will be dealing with components for the mining industry including drill bits, drive adaptors and bottling equipment.The successful applicant will be honest, possess a positive attitude, attend and pass TAFE, follow all WHS policies and procedures, be reliable, hardworking and have a strong desire to learn the engineering trade If you wish to apply select the apply now button below. Please note that only successful applicants will be contacted so MIGAS would like to thank you for your application.

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Please review all application instructions before applying to Protech Newcastle.

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Our Client is currently seeking a first year apprentice to join their Rutherford based team. This role is best suited to a recent school leaver and an individual with a preference to work within the steel industry and a strong desire to achieve as an Apprentice.

To be successful you will have a sound understanding of Mathematics, a current driver’s license and NSW Whitecard. You will have the ability to offer flexible working hours and be available for overtime as required. Ideally you will have completed a VET course through your school education and worked on a casual basis which has laid foundations for you to be reliable and eager to work.

Essential:
Current NSW Driver’s license and transportation

NSW White Card

Current First Aid Certificate

Interviews for this role will be conducted in January 2017 with a view for February commencement. Experience in welding will be highly regarded.

To apply, send through a Cover Letter Resume confirming your suitability and demonstrating your background by January 2, 2017

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Our Client offers key solutions in customising products to suit the needs of their customers within the commercial, industrial, mining and civil sectors through both manufacturing and supply of goods.

They are seeking an experienced Trades Assistant to commence work January 2017 for a medium to long term labour-hire opportunity within their Cameron Park workshop. You will be working alongside a variety of Trades inclusive of Boilermakers and Electricians and be relied to work cohesively with them to meet project deadlines.

Essential:
Drivers License and transport

NSW White Card

Welding experience

Previous experience within a workshop environment

Resumes will be considered immediately for a January start.

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: You will be working Monday to Friday between 7:00am to 3.00pm, plus overtime as required, including some Saturday work, all the while working towards obtaining your Certificate III in Steelfixing. What does a day as a Steelfixing Trainee look like? No day is ever the same! Your duties could include: – Dismantling and assembly of concrete molds – Handling steel fixing materials – Hand and power tool operation – Tac welding – Assisting tradesmen – Learning about complex mold structures You must have reliable transport and be available to work extended shifts as required. WHS White Card is essential. About You: The person we’re looking for enjoys hard work and is keen to undertake and commit to a 24-month traineeship. But most of all we are looking for passion and enthusiasm – the person we are looking for will have the right attitude, enjoy hands-on, physical work and must be willing to go the extra mile to impress. You will also be able to take direction, be a team player and have a genuine interest in a construction career. To apply, please send us your current resume that shows us why you’re the perfect fit for this opportunity! Be sure to visit our website and like us on Facebook to get all the news first about future opportunities, job application tips and more. MIGAS is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and female applicants are strongly encouraged to apply. NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Internal Comments
Overtime (including Saturdays) will be required. To commence January

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At MIGAS, we will take care of everything for you, from commencement to completion, so you can concentrate on securing yourself a very rewarding career – now is a great time to join our team! About the Company: Our client provides construction and engineering services to the oil and gas, metals and minerals, infrastructure and defence markets. About the Role: You will be working Monday to Friday between 7:00am to 3.00pm, plus overtime as required, including some Saturday work, all the while working towards obtaining your Certificate III in Steelfixing. What does a day as a Steelfixing Trainee look like? No day is ever the same! Your duties could include: – Dismantling and assembly of concrete molds – Handling steel fixing materials – Hand and power tool operation – Tac welding – Assisting tradesmen – Learning about complex mold structures You must have reliable transport and be available to work extended shifts as required. WHS White Card is essential. About You: The person we’re looking for enjoys hard work and is keen to undertake and commit to a 24-month traineeship. But most of all we are looking for passion and enthusiasm – the person we are looking for will have the right attitude, enjoy hands-on, physical work and must be willing to go the extra mile to impress. You will also be able to take direction, be a team player and have a genuine interest in a construction career. To apply, please send us your current resume that shows us why you’re the perfect fit for this opportunity! Be sure to visit our website and like us on Facebook to get all the news first about future opportunities, job application tips and more. MIGAS is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and female applicants are strongly encouraged to apply. NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Internal Comments
Overtime (including Saturdays) will be required. To commence January

Special Requirements:

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**We are taking application until position closes on the 15th Jan 2017**

No Licence – Please do not apply

( As the position is ONLY suited a licenced tradesperson)

Our business “HVHIRE” located in the lower Hunter Valley NSW revolves around the Hire, Maintenance and Repairs of a vast array of Welding Equipment.

As the leading Welding Hire Equipment company in NSW. We are always looking for the best people to build our team to support of large and expanding customer base.

Being a privately owned company we are able to adjust an adapt to our customers request.

Primary field or operations

• Equipment Hire
• Equipment Service and Repairs
• Preventative Maintenance
• Field Service

We require a licenced “Electrical Supervisor” who preferably has previous extensive experience with the repairs and servicing of Welding Equipment. Lincoln, Cigweld, BOC, Miller, WIA or any other brand.

As most modern welders are inverters we need to ensure you have experience in this area. Experience with Motor Generators is a great advantage.

We are NOT looking for a domestic electrician ! ..

TEAM PLAYER..,…. who is also willing to be taught (we can all learn something new)

If you have any mine site inductions… it would also be great, as a lot of our equipment ends up there.

ALL COMPETITORS TECHNICIANS ELECTRICIANS WELCOME TO APPLY

Please forward all emails / resumes… I will contact all seekers with a reply after one week end of close date

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: $28.00 /hour

Required education:

• High school or equivalent

Required experience:

• Generators: 1 year
• Mine site work: 1 year
• Welding equipment: 1 year

Required licence or certification:

• Electrical licence

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