Company Description
Dedicated to the Extreme
Smit Lamnalco is the leading provider of safe, reliable and cost-effective integrated midstream marine services. We own, operate and manage a modern diverse fleet of approximately 150 vessels. With more than 1700 crew and staff worldwide, Smit Lamnalco is dedicated to providing marine support services tailored to the operational needs of global customers in local markets. Active in over 30 countries, Smit Lamnalco specializes in bringing international standards on safety, logistics, mooring and towage to onshore and offshore operations in challenging environments. HQ is based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Our Australian region, boasts a fleet of over 30 vessels across multiple ports along the East Coast, with a significant presence in PNG. We pride ourselves on our safety culture, work ethic and commitment to the environment. We are seeking applications from enthusiastic and dedicated First Nations Peoples who are interested in exploring a rewarding career in the maritime industry.
This Traineeship is an opportunity for a dynamic and energetic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidate with a passion for the maritime industry to develop the skills required to have a successful career within the maritime industry. This is a 2 year traineeship, leading to potential long term employment within the company and/or, further studies and qualifications.
Job Description
Study Requirements:
Throughout the 2 year trainee program, you will complete a Certificate I in Maritime Operations (General Purpose Hand Near Coastal), a Coxswains Certificate, and an MED III through a combination of formal training with a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and practical on the job experience.
Traineeship Outcome:
Subject to assessment and sea-time requirements by AMSA, this qualification will allow you to work as a GPH (General Purpose Hand/Deckhand and/or Coxswains).
What we offer:
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Paid training and on the job learning opportunities
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A nationally recognised qualification and safety tickets
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Uniforms and PPE all supplied
What you will learn:
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Practical skills in coastal navigation, using a range of vessels.
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Practical firefighting and survival skills required for safety at sea.
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Practical mechanical and engineering skills for a range of vessels.
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Health, safety and environmental work practices aboard a vessel
Qualifications
To be considered for this opportunity you must:
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Have completed grade 10 or above
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Be a Gladstone local or a local of the region Gladstone
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Enjoy practical, hands on, outdoor work
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Identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander and be able to provide a certificate of Aboriginality.
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Have a genuine interest in the maritime industry, a willingness to learn and a positive attitude
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Be committed to completing a recognised qualification through the traineeship
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Be able to undertake a pre-employment medical and Drug and Alcohol testing.
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Having a valid Australian Drivers License or on the way to achieving one an advantage
Additional Information
Click 'apply' to attach your CV in application for the role.
Smit Lamnalco Towage Australia is committed to Equal Employment Opportunities, Ethical Practices, and Cultural Diversity. We encourage applications from all members of the community, including people from indigenous backgrounds, and women seeking non-traditional trade opportunities.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply.
For more information contact Sgreen@smitlamnalco.com
Smit Lamnalco is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as an individual with disability or other applicable legally protected characteristics.