Electrical & Mechanical Apprentice Positions · Broome, WA · indoors_workshop
This apprenticeship lets you train in either the electrical or mechanical trade with a company that runs power stations. Day to day you'd help with maintenance on electrical equipment, or help service, troubleshoot and repair diesel and gas engines, pumps, compressors, cooling systems and valves. You'd also keep tools and the workshop clean and tidy, go to training sessions and competency assessments, and join safety meetings and toolbox talks. You'd be working alongside and learning from experienced electrical and mechanical operators over a four-year apprenticeship.
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Length
4 years
TAFE fees
Self-funded
Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You'll have supervisors and qualified tradespeople guiding you as you learn.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment, a full four years of training.
What surprises people
- ?You'd be working at power stations, not just a typical local workshop.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
Electrical & Mechanical Apprentice Positions · Broome, WA
This apprenticeship lets you train in either the electrical or mechanical trade with a company that runs power stations. Day to day you'd help with maintenance on electrical equipment, or help service, troubleshoot and repair diesel and gas engines, pumps, compressors, cooling systems and valves. You'd also keep tools and the workshop clean and tidy, go to training sessions and competency assessments, and join safety meetings and toolbox talks. You'd be working alongside and learning from experienced electrical and mechanical operators over a four-year apprenticeship.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You'll have supervisors and qualified tradespeople guiding you as you learn.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment, a full four years of training.
What surprises people
- ?You'd be working at power stations, not just a typical local workshop.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
Electrical & Mechanical Apprentice Positions · Broome, WA · indoors_workshop
This apprenticeship lets you train in either the electrical or mechanical trade with a company that runs power stations. Day to day you'd help with maintenance on electrical equipment, or help service, troubleshoot and repair diesel and gas engines, pumps, compressors, cooling systems and valves. You'd also keep tools and the workshop clean and tidy, go to training sessions and competency assessments, and join safety meetings and toolbox talks. You'd be working alongside and learning from experienced electrical and mechanical operators over a four-year apprenticeship.
Sign in to see your fit
See how well this role matches you — your interests, your readiness, honestly scored.
Length
4 years
TAFE fees
Self-funded
Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You'll have supervisors and qualified tradespeople guiding you as you learn.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment, a full four years of training.
What surprises people
- ?You'd be working at power stations, not just a typical local workshop.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
Electrical & Mechanical Apprentice Positions · Broome, WA
This apprenticeship lets you train in either the electrical or mechanical trade with a company that runs power stations. Day to day you'd help with maintenance on electrical equipment, or help service, troubleshoot and repair diesel and gas engines, pumps, compressors, cooling systems and valves. You'd also keep tools and the workshop clean and tidy, go to training sessions and competency assessments, and join safety meetings and toolbox talks. You'd be working alongside and learning from experienced electrical and mechanical operators over a four-year apprenticeship.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You'll have supervisors and qualified tradespeople guiding you as you learn.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment, a full four years of training.
What surprises people
- ?You'd be working at power stations, not just a typical local workshop.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook