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You may be asking, what does a Casting and Moulding Apprentice do, and how will the skills I learn help my career?
In this apprenticeship you will gain the skills to produce sand moulds and cores used to make ferrous and non-ferrous metal castings.
If you have a creative mind and enjoy making things with your hands, you could be well suited to a Casting and Moulding career.
Job Details
Our client Ingot – Foundry Marine Engineering, based in Hemmant, has been operating for over 40 years, specialising in non-ferrous casting, working with aluminium and bronze metal alloys.
Learning your trade in a workshop with a foundry, you will be sand moulding, then casting and finishing a wide range of different driveline products for the marine industry, such as rudders, skegs, couplings, nuts, deck hardware and hatches.
Ingot Foundry manufactures for all industry sectors including oil, gas, water and construction industries.
Undertaking this four-year apprenticeship will allow you to become qualified in Moulding and Casting and you will earn your MEM31719 Certificate III Engineering – Casting and Moulding.
With this qualification, you could progress your career in technical design and fabrication.
Benefits
Full time 4-year contract including paid annual and personal leave
MEM31719 Certificate III Engineering – Casting and Moulding
Paid weekly
Access to 1:1 mentoring
The chance to learn from experienced tradespeople
Opportunity to access Government subsidy payments of up to a total of $5000 for the first 2 years of your apprenticeship paid in 6-monthly instalments
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Must be clean shaven as you will be wearing a fitted mask
Able to work in hot conditions
Hard-working person who can work well in a team
Willingness to listen and learn
Mechanical aptitude and previous experience with machinery
Punctual and reliable – early starts
Forklift licence or willing to obtain
Reliable vehicle and current driver's licence
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Successfully pass a Pre-employment Medical
