Boral Cement is a leader in sustainable building materials, supplying high-quality products for major infrastructure projects across Australia. We’re excited to offer a variety of Apprenticeship opportunities for those eager to learn, grow, and develop in the trade while contributing to a critical industry. Along with on-the-job training, you will be enrolled in a relevant TAFE Electrical course to gain the qualifications needed to succeed. 

As an Apprentice at Boral Cement, you will have the chance to gain hands-on experience working as an Electrical, Mechanical, Fitter or Boilermaker apprentice. In addition to practical training at Boral, you will be enrolled in a nationally recognised TAFE course, giving you the technical knowledge and skills needed to build a successful trade career!

Locations:

• Berrima, NSW
• Maulden, NSW
• Marulan, NSW
• Geelong, VIC

What We’re Looking For: 

• Motivated & Reliable: A strong desire to learn and develop your skills

• Problem Solver: Keen interest in working with systems and troubleshooting machinery. 

• Team Player: Ability to work well with others, both in the workplace and in learning environments. 

• Safety Focused: Adherence to safety guidelines to maintain a safe and productive work environment. 

What We Offer: 

• Paid Apprenticeship: Competitive salary and benefits while you gain hands-on experience and study. 

• TAFE Enrollment: Full enrolment in an accredited relevant TAFE course, with tuition fees covered by Boral. 

• Comprehensive Training: Learn from highly skilled tradespeople and receive structured training to help you succeed. 

• Career Development: Ongoing opportunities for career advancement in a global leader in construction materials. 

• Supportive Environment: A safe, inclusive, and dynamic workplace culture that encourages learning and growth. 

Who Can Apply? 

• Are at least 17 years of age (minimum). 

• Have completed Year 10 or equivalent (preferably with strong foundations in maths and science). 

• Are passionate about electrical work and eager to begin a career in the trades. 

• Have the ability to balance both on-the-job training and TAFE study commitments.