FAQs
What is the role of a Test & Commissioning Hull & Deck Technician at BAE Systems Australia?
The role involves conducting Set to Work (STW) activities, testing, commissioning, maintaining, and ensuring the operation of the Hunter Class Frigate (HCF) ships systems, specifically focusing on mission-critical hull and deck systems.
Where is the position located?
The position is based at the Osborne Shipyard in Adelaide.
What are the working hours like?
The job offers flexible work options, including hybrid arrangements and a 9-day fortnight to help balance work and life.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates should hold a relevant industry-recognized qualification and have 5-10 years of experience in commissioning mechanical hydraulic equipment, which is highly desirable.
Is prior experience in testing and commissioning necessary?
Yes, hands-on experience in testing, commissioning, and verification of systems is essential for this role.
What kind of team collaboration is expected in this position?
The role requires collaboration with Engineering, Quality, Operations, and Support Systems teams to deliver safe and effective solutions.
Are there any specific safety regulations that must be followed?
Yes, all work must meet WHS legislation and BAE Systems' SHE policies.
Is there an expectation to train or upskill other staff?
Yes, the role includes assisting in training and upskilling staff to ensure critical skills are shared across the team.
Do we support diversity and inclusion in our hiring process?
Yes, BAE Systems Australia values diversity and encourages applicants from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, to apply.
What application documents are needed to apply for this position?
Applicants need to submit an updated CV, a cover letter outlining their fit for the role, and a copy of their qualification.
Is a security clearance required for this role?
Yes, a Defence security clearance is required, and applicants must be Australian citizens who can obtain and maintain a Negative Vetting 1 security clearance.
Are international regulations applicable to this position?
Yes, International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) are applicable; therefore, your nationality may impact your suitability for the role.