APPRENTICE ELECTRICAL FITTER MECHANIC

2027 APPRENTICE ELECTRICAL FITTER MECHANIC

Certificate III in Electrotechnology

Build the future. Learn from the best.

Are you interested in electrical systems, automation, technology or figuring out how things work?

Actemium Australia is looking for motivated school leavers and aspiring tradespeople to join our 2027 Apprenticeship Program as an Apprentice Electrical Fitter Mechanic.

You’ll complete a nationally recognised Certificate III qualification while gaining hands-on experience alongside qualified electricians, technicians and engineers.

If you enjoy problem-solving, practical learning and working with technology, this is an opportunity to turn that interest into a long-term career.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

• Work with advanced electrical, automation and industrial technologies

• Learn from experienced tradespeople, technicians and engineers

• Build a career with opportunities across Australia and the global VINCI Energies network

• Full-time apprenticeship

• Company-supplied tools, PPE and equipment

• Exposure to major projects across a range of industries

• Income protection insurance

• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Supportive environment focused on learning, safety and development

WHO ARE WE?

Actemium Australia and J&P Richardson Industries, known as JPR, are part of the global VINCI Energies group.

Our teams deliver electrical, automation and industrial technology solutions across manufacturing, food production, energy, infrastructure and other essential industries.

As an apprentice, you’ll gain practical experience across workshop and field environments while building the skills needed for a rewarding electrical career.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Throughout your apprenticeship, you’ll work alongside experienced professionals and develop practical skills in areas such as:

• Electrical installation and maintenance

• Wiring and assembly of switchboards and control panels

• Electrical testing, troubleshooting and fault finding

• Industrial automation and control systems

• Equipment commissioning and servicing

• Safe use of electrical tools and equipment

• Reading and interpreting technical drawings

• Working as part of professional workshop and project teams

No two days will be the same. You’ll gain exposure to different projects, industries and technologies throughout your apprenticeship.

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

We’re looking for people who:

• Are curious about electrical systems and technology

• Enjoy problem-solving and practical learning

• Are motivated and eager to develop new skills

• Are reliable, safety-focused and willing to have a go

• Communicate well and enjoy working as part of a team

• Want to build a long-term technical career

You don’t need previous industry experience. We’re interested in your attitude, curiosity and willingness to learn.

To be considered, you will:

• Have completed, or be completing, Year 12

• Have sound results in Maths and English

• Hold, or be working towards, a manual driver’s licence

• Hold, or be willing to obtain, a White Card

Experience with STEM subjects, electrotechnology, engineering, robotics, automotive studies, technical drawing, coding or a school-based trade program will be well regarded, but is not essential.

OUR COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY

At Actemium Australia, we know that different ideas, experiences and perspectives make our teams stronger.

We actively encourage applications from women, school leavers, First Nations peoples and people from all backgrounds who have an interest in technology, problem-solving and hands-on careers.

If this opportunity interests you but you’re not sure you meet every requirement, we still encourage you to apply.

HOW TO APPLY

Submit your application through SEEK and include:

• Your resume

• A cover letter telling us why you’re interested in an electrical apprenticeship

• Your school academic results if you completed school within the past three years

As part of the application process, shortlisted applicants may be invited to complete a one-way video interview and an online cognitive assessment.

Applicants must be Australian Citizens or Permanent Residents.

Applications close: 19 September 2026

For more information about J&P Richardson Industries and our apprenticeship program, visit JPR Careers.