Apprentice Electrician

For more than 90 years, Laminex has been creating innovative decorative surfaces and building products used in homes, workplaces and commercial spaces throughout Australia.

Our Toolara MDF manufacturing facility produces medium-density fibreboard using advanced manufacturing processes and plays a key role in supplying products across the country.

We are committed to maintaining a safe, inclusive and high-performing workplace where people can build rewarding careers.

Kick-start your career with one of Australia’s leading manufacturers.

Laminex is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Electrical Apprentice to join our team at our MDF manufacturing facility in Toolara, Queensland.

As an electrical apprentice, you’ll work alongside experienced technicians to support automation, control systems, and plant-wide electrical infrastructure.

Throughout your apprenticeship, you’ll gain hands on experience with a wide range of manufacturing equipment that keeps our plant operating safely and efficiently.

As an electrical apprentice, you’ll work alongside experienced technicians to support automation, control systems, and plant-wide electrical infrastructure.

You’ll be exposed to:

PLCs and SCADA systems

Motor control and drives

Instrumentation and calibration

Electrical safety and compliance

As your apprenticeship progresses, you’ll take on increasing responsibility while building the skills needed for a successful long-term career in Electrical maintenance.

We’re looking for someone who is:

Passionate about electrical works

Reliable, punctual and willing to learn.

Safety-focused with a positive attitude.

Mechanically minded and enjoys hands-on work.

Able to work well within a team while also showing initiative.

Comfortable working in an industrial manufacturing environment.

Committed to completing all TAFE and workplace training requirements.

Holds a current driver’s licence.

Previous experience with machinery, automotive work, farming equipment, fabrication or trade-related hobbies will be viewed favorably but is not essential.