If you have a passion for aviation and enjoy a challenge, you’ll find this hands-on role working with sophisticated military helicopters and their flight crews is extremely rewarding with a level of professional responsibility rarely found in the civilian…

Avionics Technicians ensure the instruments and electronic systems such as communications and navigational equipment on-board Army aircraft are maintained perfectly.

Fitter Armaments are the Army’s equivalent of a fitter and turner. You will maintain a diverse range of weapon systems, small engines and miscellaneous equipment and work on everything from 9mm pistols, sniper rifles to 0.50 Calibre Machine Guns, to artillery…

As an Army Metalsmith, you will specialise in the joining, deforming and treating of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics, polymers and ceramics. You’ll also work with metals in the form of castings, sheets, bars and formed sections, heat treatment,…

Army utilises some of the most high tech military grade combat equipment in the world. Night vision goggles, laser range finders, data and voice communications systems and weapons systems are just the start. As a Technician Electronic Systems, you will…

Telecommunications Systems Technicians can deploy, operate and maintain a range of military and commercial communications equipment to provide voice and data services in support of the Army within Australia and overseas.

Would you like employment in a team environment with work mates who share your passion for anything mechanical. And we're not talking your everday run-of-the-mill people movers - you'll get to work on the full gammut of Army vehicles right up to the Abrams…