MEM30522 - Certificate III in Engineering

Whether you're looking to start your apprenticeship or continue your training as a 2nd or 3rd-year apprentice, this is a great opportunity to develop your practical skills, gain hands-on industry experience and work towards a nationally recognised qualification.  During your apprenticeship, you will be given mentoring while you complete on-the-job and off-the-job training.  We’ll provide you with ongoing support to help you achieve your career goals.      What will you be doing?  A Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication equips you with the skills and knowledge to become a qualified Boilermaker/Welder.    You must have a passion to work with tools and complete a mix of hands-on work while using your problem-solving abilities.  You will be doing tasks including, but not limited to:-  Learning to cut, shape, assemble and join metal components.  Reading and interpreting technical drawings and plans.  Using workshop machinery, tools and fabrication equipment.  Developing skills in welding and metal fabrication techniques.  Measuring, marking out and preparing materials for fabrication.  Following workplace health and safety procedures.  Working alongside experienced tradespeople to develop your skills.      Enjoy mteSA Benefits  Ongoing support from your dedicated mteSA Field Officer.  Paid training while working towards your qualification.  PPE and workwear support to help you stay safe on the job.  Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for additional wellbeing support.  Salary packaging opportunities through our not-for-profit organisation.  Career development and opportunities to build your skills and experience.     Does this sound like you?  You may already have completed a pre-vocational course in construction and be seeking a job where you can continue to develop your skills.  you will also:  Have a pre-Vocational qualification (Cert. II in Engineering) Have completed Year 11 or above Have a current driver's license Have good physical fitness Enjoy working in a team Listen clearly to instructions Be mechanically minded Be willing to undertake pre-employment drug and alcohol screening Be committed to gaining a trade qualification Have a good work ethic with a can-do attitude

Have a current driver's license, Have a pre-Vocational qualification (Cert. II in Engineering).