Electrical Apprentice in Melbourne

Electrical Apprentice in Melbourne

Melbourne Full-Time 990 - 1210 $ / month (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Gain hands-on training while working on exciting electrical projects.
  • Company: Join Avocado Electrical, a supportive team in Clayton South.
  • Benefits: Full-time role with career growth and valuable experience.
  • Other info: Opportunity for long-term employment and skill development.
  • Why this job: Kickstart your electrical career with real-world training and mentorship.
  • Qualifications: Must be enrolled in an electrical apprenticeship with construction experience.

The predicted salary is between 990 - 1210 $ per month.

Avocado Electrical Pty Ltd is hiring 2nd to 4th year electrical apprentices in Clayton South, Victoria.

This full-time role offers hands-on training with experienced electricians across commercial, industrial and residential projects.

You will learn to read diagrams, maintain safety standards, and pursue your electrical certification while contributing to team projects and long-term employment.

Applicants should be enrolled in an electrical apprenticeship and have experience in construction

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Electrical Apprentice in Melbourne employer: Avocado Electrical Pty Ltd

Avocado Electrical Pty Ltd offers hands-on training for electrical apprentices, providing the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals in a supportive environment. The company focuses on safety and skill development, ensuring apprentices gain valuable experience in various sectors including commercial, industrial, and residential projects. With potential for ongoing employment after apprenticeship completion, Avocado Electrical is committed to fostering career growth.

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Contact Details:

Avocado Electrical Pty Ltd Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Electrical Apprentice in Melbourne

Hands-On Training
Reading Diagrams
Maintaining Safety Standards
Electrical Certification
Team Collaboration
Experience in Construction
Problem-Solving Skills