Concreting Apprenticeship – Hobart & Surrounds

Learn how to prepare sites ready for the concrete pour, and the various techniques used in finishing. This is a physical trade. If you love hands-on, outdoor work, this could be what you are looking for.

What would this involve?

• Work & Training would employ you for the duration of the apprenticeship.
• Full time hours over a four year time frame.
• Work four days a week with Fridays off.
• Full entitlements including four weeks of paid holidays per year.
• Theory training conducted in blocks each year.
• Mentoring and support provided throughout the traineeship.
• Your workplace supervisors would provide daily coaching and opportunity for growth.

Desired skills and attributes:

• Physically fit – a medical will be undertaken prior to commencement.
• Good communication skills, with the ability to take direction and follow procedures.
• Can demonstrate good team work.
• Great attitude, organised, with the willingness to work hard.
• Enjoys working outdoors.
• Willingness to work additional paid overtime in this busy work environment.
• A genuine desire to work in the industry and complete this trade qualification.

Essential:

• Driver’s license.
• White Card.

How to apply:

Upload a current resume and complete the on-line recruitment questionnaire.

What happens next?

• Suitable applicants will be contacted for an initial discussion.
• You may be asked to complete aptitude testing, or other documentation.
• The third stage of recruitment involves a face-to-face interview with the host.

If you are the successful applicant:

• A medical assessment will be arranged.
• Employment and training paperwork will be organised & a start date sorted.

We are committed to supporting National Reconciliation efforts through the implementation of our Reconciliation Action Plan, fostering respectful relationships and creating meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples