About the role
Kickstart Your Career in Heavy Vehicle Mechanics!
Looking for a hands-on job where you can learn real skills and build a solid career? Inland Truck Centres is the go-to dealer for Kenworth, DAF, Paccar parts and Cummins engines across inland NSW. They've been around since 1968, and are proud to be a family-owned business that’s been trusted for over 50 years.
Skillset are teaming up with them to offer a Heavy Vehicle Apprenticeship in their Dubbo workshop.
Why This Role Rocks
- Get paid while you learn – complete a Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology over 4 years.
- Work with industry experts and learn from the best.
- Be part of a team that works on some of the biggest and most advanced trucks in the game.
What You’ll Do
- Help qualified mechanics with servicing and repairs.
- Use cutting-edge diagnostic tech on heavy vehicles.
- Keep the workshop running smoothly with maintenance and cleaning.
- Get hands-on with tools and equipment.
- Complete brand-specific training to level up your skills.
What We’re Looking For
- Got your P1 licence? Perfect.
- Keen to start a career in the heavy vehicle industry.
- Able to pass a pre-employment medical
What’s In It For You
- A nationally recognised qualification.
- Learn from experienced professionals.
- Formal training through a registered training organisation.
- Work with market-leading brands in a rewarding industry.
How to Apply
Hit APPLY NOW or head to skillset.com.au/job-vacancies
Send us your Resume and Cover Letter.
Questions? Call Skillset on 1300 853 525 for a confidential chat.
About Skillset
At Skillset, we create life-changing opportunities for people and communities across regional NSW. With over 43 years of experience, we provide recruitment, apprenticeship, and traineeship services, as well as mentoring and skills development. We are committed to helping individuals achieve their goals and supporting businesses to succeed.
Learn more: Employment & Career Development Services | Skillset
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Skillset would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work.