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Actemium delivers an apprenticeship program focused on industry exposure and apprentice retention. Positions are advertised in September.

Actemium delivers a high-quality, structured, and inclusive apprenticeship program underpinned by its long-standing “train to retain” philosophy.  This approach ensures apprentices are not only trained to meet industry standards but are also nurtured for long-term careers within the business.

All apprentices at Actemium are enrolled in a four-year full-time training contract that combines on the job training with formal education through TAFE.  This dual approach ensures apprentices gain both practical experience and theoretical knowledge in their trade.

We advertising for apprenticeship applications in the first week September, the details will be shown our Careers web page.

JPR is an equal opportunity employer and encourages all people to apply for our apprenticeships.

  • Trade Types
    Trade Types

    The apprenticeships available each year are varied in line with the needs of our business. However, they may include:

    • Certificate III Electrotechnology Electrician
    • Certificate III ESI – Distribution Overhead
    • Certificate III Engineering – Fabrication Trade
    • Certificate III Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology

  • Entry Requirements
    Entry Requirements

    To apply you must have completed Year 12 or equivalent at the time of starting your apprenticeship with us or be completing year 12 when submitting your application.

    CORE SKILLS

    • Maths – You will need to have achieved a minimum High Achievement in General Maths or equivalent.
    • Literacy – You will need to have achieved a minimum Sound Achievement in General English or equivalent.
    • Licences – You will need to have a Manual QLD Drivers Licence or be in the process of obtaining one within 3 months of starting your apprenticeship. And hold a Construction Industry White Card.
    • Safety Mindset – Safety is an intrinsic part of everything we do, so you will need to display a strong commitment to the VINCI Energies safety culture by developing an appropriate attitude towards identifying and mitigating risks and taking ownership of your part in JPR achieving its goal of ‘Safety Excellence’.
    • Personal Qualities – You will need to be driven, physically fit and energetic. Display initiative and resilience.  Have a strong work ethic with the ability to work as part of a team and take instructions from others.  You will also need to display excellent communication skills and effective time management.

    FAVOURABLE SKILLS

    • Achieved a minimum Sound Achievement in a Science or Graphics related subject.
    • Obtained a Certificate II in Electrotechnology.
    • Have undertaken paid or unpaid work experience within the industry and/or your chosen trade.
    • Have other relevant licences such as Working at Heights or High-Risk Work Licence.
  • Program Structure and Support
    Program Structure and Support

    Successful apprenticeship candidates will receive a fulltime 4-year training contract.  When you first start with us, you’ll complete a structured 2-week induction at our Wacol location.  This ensures you have a good understanding of both JPR and VINCI Energies as a company, the policies, and procedures you’ll be required to follow, and are fully kitted and ready to begin your apprenticeship training

    Apprentice Support

    At JPR we are very proud to maintain an apprentice completion rate of 98%, far higher than industry standards.  Underpinning this high completion rate is a dedicated team providing a range of individualised support to our apprentices, including pastoral care, coaching, mentoring, and progression monitoring.

    Each apprentice is managed by their Apprentice Program Mentor, and work Supervisor.

    Benefits of working for us

    Joining our high performing and diverse team, offers you the opportunity to work on major infrastructure projects across a range of industries, as well as receiving:

    • Competitive hourly rates
    • Uniforms and personal protective equipment (PPE)
    • Time off in lieu (TOIL) (conditions apply)
    • Toolkits
    • Company provided income protection insurance
    • Access to our employee assistance program (EAP)
    • Access to additional technical and soft skills training
  • Recruitment Process
    Recruitment Process

    There are 5 steps in the apprentice recruitment process.

    1- Application form and resume
    Your first step in the process is to complete an application online. You’ll also need to submit:

    • A Resume
    • A copy of your latest school results/highest education
    • Details of previous work experience
    • Contact details for two Referees

    You will also need to share what your motivation is to become an apprentice in your chosen trade with JPR.  Application forms will only be available during the specified apprentice recruitment drive dates.

    Your response to these questions helps us select the applicants we believe will be most suitable, and ensures each applicant is assessed on a level playing field.

    TIP: Responses are used throughout the recruitment process to short-list candidates so ensure you put effort into your responses!

    2- Assessment Centre
    The next stage in the process, for those who are successful, is to be invited to attend an assessment centre at our Wacol office.

    The assessment centre is approximately 2 hours in duration and tests the following areas:

    • Language, literacy and numeracy
    • Verbal reasoning
    • Colour perception
    • Mechanical reasoning

    There’s no need to study for these tests, however practice tests are available by searching online if you would like to refresh your skills.  Results will be kept confidential and will not be provided to applicants.

    3- Interview
    If you are successful to move through to the next stage of the apprenticeship intake, you will be invited to attend an in-person interview. This allows us to gain a further understanding of who you are and provides an opportunity for you to tell us more about yourself and ask questions.

    4- Pre-Employment Medical and Reference checking
    At this stage, you’ll be asked to complete a pre-employment medical examination with our preferred provider. We’ll also ask your permission to contact the two nominated referees on your application about your school and/or work performance and experience.

    5- Appointment
    If you’re successful, we’ll phone and offer you the apprenticeship verbally confirming your start date, followed by an electronic offer.  When you start, you’ll complete our 2-week induction program at Wacol to help you become more familiar with our operations.

Graduate Program

Actemium delivers a Graduate Program focused on industry exposure and practical delivery.

Our Graduate Program provides early-career engineers with hands-on experience across a range of industrial sectors, projects and technical disciplines. Designed to accelerate professional development, the program combines practical project exposure, mentorship from experienced engineers, structured learning opportunities and access to specialist training facilities such as the Actemium and Omexom Institutes.

Graduates work alongside industry experts, contribute to real-world projects, and gain valuable insight into the diverse career pathways available across the VINCI Energies network. The program is focused on building technical capability, fostering innovation and supporting the next generation of engineering professionals.

  • Development Pathway
    Development Pathway

    A personalised and planned two-year pathway for engineering, that emphasises on the job experience projecct-based training, formal technical instruction, and interactive online courses.

  • Work on Real Projects
    Work on Real Projects

    Work on projects with real-world impact across the business and learn the latest innovations and advances.

  • Formalised Mentorship
    Formalised Mentorship

    Receive personalised guidance and support in your personal and professional growth from industry experts and/or leaders. Engaging in regular mentorship sessions and progress check-ins, all integrated into a structured development framework that prioritises your well-being.

  • Become a Professional
    Become a Professional

    The opportunity to enrol in Engineers Australia’s Graduate Program, an industry recognised program to start your journey to being a professional engineer.  Build your own network through our local and international communities that foster entrepreneurial spirit. Join our worldwide network to engage with like-minded individuals on social and professional platforms.

    More Information on the Program

Work Experience Program

Get a Taste of the Electrical Industry

Our Work Experience Program offers high school students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on exposure to the electrical trade. Whether you’re curious about becoming an industrial electrician or exploring a future in engineering, this program provides valuable insight into what a day in the life of a tradesperson or engineer really looks like.

  • What You'll Experience
    What You'll Experience
    • Real-World Learning: Work alongside experienced professionals on real job sites and projects.
    • Team Connection: Meet our team and get a feel for the culture of a professional electrical contracting business.
    • Daily Routine: Practice getting up early, arriving on time, and immersing yourself in a hands-on work environment.
    • Career Insight: Learn how the electrical trade works from the inside out – from tools and safety to teamwork and technical skills.

  • Program Details
    Program Details
    • Eligibility: You must be currently attending high school or equivalent (to be covered by workers compensation)
    • Target Group: Designed for Year 11 and 12 students.
    • Location: Based at our Wacol depot.
    • Duration: 1 – 2 weeks (maximum)
    • Availability: Dependent on supervision capacity and meaningful work availability.  As a contracting company, our workload can be cyclical, so placements are offered when conditions are suitable.
  • Areas of Work Experience
    Areas of Work Experience

    We offer placements in the following areas:

    • Electrical
    • Engineering
    • Mechanical
    • Sheetmetal

    How to Apply

    If you’re interested in participating in our Work Experience Program, please contact our Learning & Development team at learning.development@jpr.com.au

    In your email, include:

    • The type of work experience you’re interested in (e.g., Electrical, Engineering, Mechanical, Sheetmetal)
    • Your preferred dates for the placement block
    • A brief introduction about yourself and why you’re interested in the program

    Why Apply?

    Work experience is a great way to get your boots in the door.  In fact, 5 of our 17 apprentices in the 2025 intake came through this very program!  It’s a fantastic stepping stone for those considering a career in the electrical industry.

  • Become a Professional
    Become a Professional

    The opportunity to enrol in Engineers Australia’s Graduate Program, an industry recognised program to start your journey to being a professional engineer.  Build your own network through our local and international communities that foster entrepreneurial spirit. Join our worldwide network to engage with like-minded individuals on social and professional platforms.

    More Information on the Program

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