About the Role
At Komatsu Australia, you'll be part of an inclusive culture where all our people thrive, reflected in our purpose: creating value together. We encourage people with diverse backgrounds to apply for this role. Kickstart your career with a hands‐on apprenticeship! Join Komatsu, a global leader in heavy equipment, and get paid while you learn a nationally recognised trade.
Our 4-year Machinist Apprenticeship gives you hands‐on experience manufacturing precision components using advanced machining equipment, while completing a Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining) (MEM30219).
You'll learn from industry experts, train in world‐class facilities, and be supported every step of the way. Komatsu's apprentice program is one of the best in the country, recognised at the National Training Awards with multiple awards for employing and developing apprentices.
What You'll Get
* Support from a dedicated apprentice development team.
* Hands‐on training with cutting‐edge machinery.
* Fully supported training in Brisbane or Perth (travel covered).
* Mental health and resilience training.
* Access to Komatsu employee benefits and leave policies.
* Ongoing training and opportunities to grow your career globally.
What We Are Looking For
* A genuine interest in mechanics or heavy machinery.
* Motivation to learn and build a long‐term career.
* Willingness to complete classroom and hands‐on training.
* Commitment to safety and teamwork.
About the Qualification
The MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining) is a nationally recognised Australian qualification. It prepares individuals with comprehensive training in fitting, machining, and general engineering trade skills, preparing them to work on componentry associated with heavy industry, mining, and construction machinery.
This Qualification Develops Skills In
* Interpret technical drawings and specifications.
* Perform precision machining using manual lathes, milling machines, and drilling equipment.
* Operate CNC machinery and basic programming.
* Manufacture, modify, and repair mechanical components.
* Assemble and install mechanical systems and equipment.
* Use precision measuring instruments and quality control techniques.
* Apply workplace health and safety procedures.
The role of a Machinist in Komatsu involves working to build and repair componentry in a workshop environment. Holders of this qualification demonstrate strong technical ability, precision, comprehensive practical skills and knowledge and a commitment to safety and quality, making them well suited to workshop‐based roles. For further information specific to this trade, research the qualification code on www.training.gov.au.
Komatsu offers a zero‐harm culture in the workplace and competitive remuneration package. We employ people with different skills, abilities, cultural backgrounds, experiences, preferences, ethnicities and from different generations. Komatsu is committed to a workplace where women can thrive.
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