UEE30820 - Certificate III in Electrotechnology

During your Apprenticeship, mteSA will provide mentoring, cover the cost of your training and provide you with a Host Employer where you can develop practical, on-the-job skills while working towards a nationally recognised qualification and building a career for life.     What will you be doing?   Our Host employer is a well-respected business with commercial and residential clients across Adelaide.  You will undertake a variety of tasks, including, and not limited to:  Installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring, equipment and systems. Assisting with electrical installations across residential and commercial properties. Connecting electrical equipment, appliances and fixtures. Carrying out fault-finding and assisting with troubleshooting electrical issues. Reading and interpreting plans, drawings and electrical diagrams. Planning and installing electrical wiring and systems in accordance with relevant standards and regulations. Performing preventative maintenance and safety checks on a variety of electrical installations. You must be team-oriented and passionate about developing your skills and knowledge within the electrical industry.  Enjoy mteSA Benefits  Attainment of a Nationally Accredited Trade Qualification Employee Assistance Program Salary Packaging to reduce your income tax A challenging role with high job satisfaction Does this sound like you?  You may have undertaken a Certificate II in Electrotechnology at school, or already worked in the Electrical industry. Ideally, you will also have:  A genuine desire to pursue a career in the Electrical industry. Punctuality and a professional presentation. Pride in the quality of your work. A strong motivation to learn, perform and develop your skills. A willingness to learn and take on new challenges. Excellent attention to detail. The ability to communicate effectively and clearly. Good reading and writing skills. The ability to work effectively as part of a small team. A current driver's licence. A current White Card and a strong commitment to health and safety. A positive attitude and willingness to learn. Physical fitness with the capacity to bend, kneel, lift and carry materials.

A current driver's licence, A current White Card and a strong commitment to health and safety..