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Admin Trainee
I have had 6 years of retail experience. This is my very first administration role.
I love spending my days off going to the beach with my family and dogs.
I played guitar for 7 years while at school.
Welcome to the team Kayla! We are so happy to have you join us.
Trainer / Assessor
25 years industry experience:
Started a Plant Mechanic apprenticeship in 1995.
16 years – Caterpillar – Plant Mechanic and Product Support
4 Years – Sandvik – Product Support and Training looking after Rotary, DTH drills and CMS (Compressor Management System)
3 Years – Komatsu – Trainer
Traveling to different places as part of the jobs
A machine which took 4 months to diagnose and repair.
Time with the family / mountain biking / kite flying
I Build Lego and Build remote controlled cars
Studying a course online can be a challenging task. Finding time to complete your course and how to organise yourself can be a struggle.
Check out our tips below on how to best manage yourself for your Online Study.
Write a “to-do” list
A “to-do” list serves as a reminder of the important assessment tasks that you need to prioritise. Finish off the most important tasks first.
Prioritise your work constantly
Decide what important task is to be done first. The use of a calendar can help remind you of your short-term goals and can also help organise your other daily tasks that you need to accomplish.
Lock in a dedicated space and time
Determine a set place to sit and complete your online study each time. Pick a certain spot with good lighting, comfortable seating and that makes you commit to your online studywithout distractions.
Budget your time to make the most of it
Create a set time and duration. Is it easier for you to pencil in a time block each day, or two longer sessions per week? Do what suits you and your time frame.
Don’t be afraid to say “No”
Saying no is sometimes difficult to do. Negotiate a time when you are free to comply with the request or to socialise with your friends.
Log off from social media
Turning your phone onto silent is a great way to remain focused on your work. Those notifications will still be there once you have completed your online study!
At the end of the day you are the one who will benefit from up skilling and completing your qualification. Stay focused and committed!
Trainer / Assessor
5 years in the underground coal industry , and 2 years at Komatsu building underground mining equipment (continuous miners and shuttle cars etc)
Commissioning my first continuous miner completely
Fault finding newly rebuilt mining machinery
I like to watch and participate in a wide range of sports, also enjoy movies and TV, and I am currently halfway through renovating my house
I really enjoy playing indoor mixed netball on a Thursday night with my partner and friends
Have you thought about next year yet?
Why not up-skill with one of our Customised Hydraulic and Pneumatic Training Courses.
Check our our Upcoming Course list below.
Enquire here for more info:
At APT Specialist Hydraulics and Training we are passionate about helping businesses and individuals increase their knowledge and workplace safety. We don’t just provide training – we deliver customised packages tailored to the needs of each client that are relevant and engaging, combining industry-leading software simulation and practical hands-on exercises.
To support APT’s ongoing growth, we are seeking two motivated individuals with either a mechanical or electrical trade background who would like to build on their experience in heavy industry by delivering Nationally Recognised Fluid Power training courses. We are one of only a few RTO’s in Australia delivering this type of training so the knowledge you gain will be a niche skill set that you won’t get anywhere else!
As a Trainer and Assessor you will design, coordinate, refine and deliver quality training to clients; provide guidance and assistance to students to ensure training outcomes are met and individuals succeed. The position requires someone who is a self-starter, engaging, has great communication skills and enjoys getting out of their comfort zone.
You need to have strong skills in hydraulics but not necessarily be a qualified trainer – you just need to be passionate about sharing knowledge, keen to learn (a lot!) and seeking responsibility. As this role requires regular travel you will need to be adaptable, flexible and able to work autonomously. In return, as part of the APT family, you will be well supported and have great flexibility and ongoing development opportunities.
Some more about you…
If this sounds like the role for you, watch the video (or this link https://youtu.be/w4WRCOZZ490) before submitting your application.
www.apthydraulics.com.au For more information, you can contact Kyle on 0411 475 760.
Email your resume and cover letter to: jobs@apttraining.com.au