Carpentry Apprentices (2nd-4th year) – Launceston

Work & Training, in partnership with one of Tasmania’s leading builders, is calling on Out-of-Trade 2nd to 4th year Carpentry Apprentices who are looking for a new placement to complete their qualification ✅ LAUNCESTON

This is an excellent opportunity to put your carpentry skills to work on exciting, long‑term commercial projects, with some traditional carpentry included. Our client is a well‑established, family‑run construction company delivering commercial builds, bespoke homes, and large‑scale residential developments across Tasmania. While the business is based in Devonport, they now have major, ongoing contracts in the Launceston region.

What’s on offer:

• Ongoing, reliable work for the right apprentices
• Exposure to large commercial projects
• Supportive, professional team environment
• Strong focus on safety, skill development, and quality workmanship
• Opportunity to complete your apprenticeship with a respected industry employer

About you:

• Currently a 2nd, 3rd or 4th year Carpentry Apprentice
• Out of trade and seeking a new host employer
• Reliable, safety‑focused, and keen to build your career
• Interested in commercial construction with some residential elements

If you’re ready to get back on the tools and progress your trade with a company that values its people, we want to hear from you.

🧡💙 Why Work & Training?

Your well-being matters. As part of our commitment to supporting you, you’ll have access to our Apprentice Wellness Program, designed to equip you with tools for resilience, stress management, and maintaining a healthy work–life balance. You’ll receive a tailored wellness session as you begin your traineeship, helping you feel confident and supported from day one.

Register your details today and we’ll be in touch to discuss next steps.

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