Job Description

Electrical Apprentice Wanted – Workshop-Based Role with AGA

AGA is on the lookout for a 2nd or 3rd year electrical apprentice to join the team in a hands-on, workshop-based role. First year apprentices will also be considered if they have the right attitude and are keen to learn.

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys practical electrical work and wants to get more exposure to control panels, control wiring, testing, fault finding, and workshop-based electrical tasks. The role is more focused on controls and panel work rather than general site-based electrical work.

About the Role

• Workshop-based electrical apprentice role
• Working on control panels, control wiring, testing, and related electrical tasks
• More time in the workshop and less time on general site-based electrical work
• Good opportunity to build skills in a specialised area of the electrical trade
• Ideally suited to a 2nd or 3rd year apprentice, although 1st years will be considered

About You

• Already signed up as an electrical apprentice, preferably 2nd or 3rd year
• Interested in controls, automation, panels, and workshop electrical work
• Good with detail and willing to ask questions
• Reliable, switched on, and safety-minded
• Happy to work with the team and get stuck into practical tasks

What We Offer

• A practical workshop-based role with a strong trade focus
• Hands-on experience with control wiring, panels, and fault-finding tasks
• Support from experienced tradespeople
• A chance to develop solid skills in a specialised part of the electrical industry
• Employment through a GTO arrangement, with mentoring and day-to-day support provided by AGA

What's Next:

• Click I'm Interested to create your profile, please ensure all your contact details are correct
• Upload your current Resume
• Let us know what year of your apprenticeship you are in and why this type of workshop-based controls work interests you.

AGA 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.