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Navy Technical Trades TRADE UP YOUR CAREER NAVY TECHNICAL TRADES. OCT/2013 there are A VARIETY OF TRADE ROLES introduction you could do in the Navy. to the navy trades introduction to navy trades 2 If you want to learn a trade, and get paid well above civilian training wages, then you’ve come to the right place. When more than just working on a ship 4 you join the Navy, you’ll not only learn all the aspects of your trade and work with the latest technology, you could also get the opportunity to work on an exciting and diverse range of platforms and projects. trade jobs in the navy 4 Take up a trade career in the Navy and you’ll find aviation trades 5 yourself working with like-minded individuals in a team environment. The valuable skills you learn in the Navy will surface fleet trades 8 benefit you for life and you’ll probably find the friends you submariner trades 11 make will turn into life long friendships. You’ll also receive an excellent training wage and once hardware 14 you are qualified, enjoy an amazing salary. Not to mention the nationally recognised qualifications you gain which will training/base locations 16 stand you in good stead no matter where your trade career takes you. lifestyle & leave 17 After your training, you’ll get to practise your skills on the trade up app 19 some of the most technically advanced hardware in the world. Imagine doing your training on an ANZAC Frigate, how to apply & where to go from here 19 a Collins Class Submarine, a Seahawk Helicopter or one of the new Air Warfare Destroyers and Landing Heavy Docks which are currently in build. A trade in the Navy really is an exciting career. Where else can you find an employer who offers you all this, and provides free health and dental care, subsidised military or civilian accommodation and an unprecedented 18% superannuation contribution upon joining? 2 3 more than just working on a ship a unique task With Australia’s uniquely large coastline, the Navy operates a wide range of vessels or submarine to cover the many and varied roles involved in defending Australia’s territorial waters and participating in international missions. From advanced long-range patrol A trade career in the Navy could take you to places that you’d rarely see if you were boats across our northern seas, to modern frigates and support vessels assisting in working in the civilian world. You could be part of a team undertaking peacekeeping international operations, life aboard one of the Navy’s ships or Submarines can take efforts in locations such as East Timor, delivering humanitarian aid in the Solomon you almost anywhere in the world. Islands or performing rescue missions off the Australian coast. In addition to your primary trade role, you could be involved in other very different roles such as first aid, general seamanship duties, firefighting or boarding party operations intercepting illegal fishing boats or suspicious vessels. trade jobs in the navY There are three types of platforms that you can choose from in the Navy to These are all real world opportunities that you could experience as a Navy practise your trade; Aviation, Surface and Submarine. tradesperson. So as you can see, working in the Navy offers plenty of diversity. You’ll also receive training in personal development and will be provided with opportunities As a tradesperson in the Navy you’ll join as a Sailor where you’ll operate in a to continually further your training including tertiary studies during you career. For a fleet unit or at a shore establishment on a rotational basis. Navy tradesperson, it’s about getting out there and using the skills that you’ve been trained in. The Navy will teach you everything you need to know from the beginning. If you possess a willingness to lend a hand, have a keen sense of adventure and are a strong team player, then you can be a part of something greater than you could ever imagine. 4 aviation trades 5 AviAtion AircrAft techniciAn At A GlAnce Training 11 weeks Navy Recruit Training + 64 weeks Employment Training. QualificaTion On completion of RAN training you will receive Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering-Mechanical) which is a nationally recognised qualification. PaY Salary while undertaking Military (Recruit) Training: $1,289 per fortnight ($33,619 per year).* Salary while undertaking Employment Training commences at $1,474 per fortnight ($38,422 per year) and increases to $1,658 per fortnight ($43,224 per year) after 12 months of training.* Salary (excluding allowances) on completion of Initial Employment aviation technician aircraft Training: $1,966 per fortnight ($51,260 per year).* The Australian Navy operates some • Transmissions and power train You’ll also: allowances of the most sophisticated helicopters • Fluid power systems • Service complex aircraft mechanical In addition to your base salary you will be entitled to the following designed for use in a Maritime allowances; • Condition monitoring systems systems and ground support environment and in Naval Warfare. equipment • Service Allowance of $477 per fortnight ($12,431 per year). The safe and efficient operation of • Engine systems and controls • Uniform Allowance of $16 per fortnight ($419 per year). • Maintain a professional standard these aircraft requires the skills of • Auxiliary systems • Trainee Allowance of $357 per fortnight ($9,319 per year). that complies with specific technical an Aviation Technician Aircraft to • Seagoing Allowance starts at $12,052 per year. • Flight control systems maintain their modern technology and airworthiness procedures ensure they operate in peak condition. • Environmental systems • Apply sound engineering principles suPerannuaTion As an Aviation Technician Aircraft • Aircraft structures and and knowledge in support of technical The Navy’s superannuation employer contribution ranges between (ATA) sailor you’ll be responsible for aircraft finishes airworthiness decisions 18% p.a. and 28% p.a. of your salary, averaged out over your last the maintenance, repair and overhaul three years of service. • Ground support equipment • Apply a solid understanding of of aircraft systems and components, aircraft operations and a high level • Landing gear enTrY reQuireMenTs such as: of knowledge of aircraft systems and You must be at least a 17 years old and an Australian citizen, or hold • Aviation safety equipment. integrated technical support. Permanent Residency status along with completion of Australian Year 10 education (or equivalent) with passes in English and Mathematics. Job securiTY Qualified enTrY Guaranteed. Available. * Salaries are updated regularly, for the most up to date figures please visit defencejobs.gov.au/navy/jobs/AviationtechnicianAircraft 6 AviAtion techniciAn Avionics At A GlAnce Training 11 weeks Navy Recruit Training + 63 weeks Employment Training. QualificaTion On completion of RAN training you will receive Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering-Mechanical) which is a nationally recognised qualification. PaY Salary while undertaking Military (Recruit) Training: $1,289 per fortnight ($33,619 per year).* Salary while undertaking Employment Training commences at $1,474 per fortnight ($38,422 per year) and increases to $1,658 per fortnight ($43,224 per year) after 12 months of training.* Salary (excluding allowances) on completion of Initial Employment aviation technician avionics Training: $1,966 per fortnight ($51,260 per year).* Naval Aviation Technician • Aircraft electrical systems, DC/AC You’ll also: allowances Avionics (ATV) are primarily power operation and distribution • Service complex aircraft avionics In addition to your base salary you will be entitled to the following concerned with the avionics • Anti submarine systems (ASW), systems and related avionics allowances; aspects of Helicopter flight director and systems support equipment • Service Allowance of $477 per fortnight ($12,431 per year). maintenance operations, • Flight instruments, systems • Maintain a professional standard • Uniform Allowance of $16 per fortnight ($419 per year). although there are crossovers integration, navigational systems that complies with specific technical • Trainee Allowance of $357 per fortnight ($9,319 per year). into the mechanical and • Seagoing Allowance starts at $12,052 per year. • Ground support equipment, radar/ airworthiness procedures weapons aspects. sonar/ Doppler systems • Apply sound engineering principles The Aviation Technician- suPerannuaTion and knowledge in support of Avionics (ATV) sailor is • Automatic flight control systems, The Navy’s superannuation employer contribution ranges between technical airworthiness decisions responsible for the maintenance communication systems 18% p.a. and 28% p.a. of your salary, averaged out over your last and repair of aircraft (mainly • Environmental systems, air • Apply a solid understanding of three years of service. helicopter) systems and weapon systems aircraft operations and a high level of knowledge of aircraft systems enTrY reQuireMenTs components such as: • Aircraft weapons, safety & survival and integrated technical support. You must be at least a 17 years old and an Australian citizen, or hold equipment Permanent Residency status along with completion of Australian Year 10 education (or equivalent) with passes in English and Mathematics. Job securiTY Qualified enTrY Guaranteed. Available. * Salaries are updated regularly, for the most up to date figures please visit defencejobs.gov.au/navy/jobs/AviationtechnicianAvionics 7 surface fleet trades 8
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