Combat Fuel Specialist (No Experience)
Your Role
As a Combat Fuel Specialist in the Army, you’ll be in charge of managing, distributing and storing fuel products, as well as the refuelling itself. You’ll manage every Army vehicle that needs fuel, oil and lubricants including 4WDs, tanks and helicopters. Working as part of a close team, you’ll operate petrol, oils and lubricants equipment, conduct laboratory testing and analysis to keep the Army’s vehicles fuelled and operational. You’ll work on military bases, on exercises and on deployments, so the job could take you across Australia and even overseas.
In the Army, you’ll be paid from day one to gain all the skills needed with extensive on-the-job training. You’ll enjoy a competitive salary, job security, opportunities for career progression, mateship, adventure and travel, all while making a difference to Australia.
Common Duties
Assist in the management of a fuel facility
Refuel aircraft and vehicles
Operate vehicles including forklifts and fuel trucks
Assist in the laboratory testing of fuel
Account for fuel as a supply item
Participate in Marine Transfer Operations
General soldiering duties, such as manning defensive positions, patrolling, traffic control, camouflaging of vehicles and field equipment, and navigation
Benefits
Competitive salary
Job security
Superannuation of 16.4% - 4.4% over the Australian average, meaning you can retire with more
Free medical and dental care
Get paid to train from day one - no experience required
Become a homeowner: get help to buy a home
Cheaper living: rent allowance or subsidised rental
Career progression and development opportunities
Travel and adventure
Free fitness facilities
Support for your family: subsidised healthcare, free access to on-base gyms and pools, family and community programs, resources for school transitions
Competitive Salary + Generous Superannuation of 16.4%
Starting salary while training: $60,517 per year
Salary after completing training: $86,453 per year
Your salary will continue to increase based on your rank and years of service.
Location
Once you have completed your training, you could be posted to one of the many Army bases and units across Australia. Most of these positions are in North QLD, South QLD, and the NT.
Application Checklist
Before applying, here is additional information:
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Eligibility
For this role, you must:
Be at least 17 at the time of enlistment, an Australian Citizen, and have completed an Australian Year 10 education (or equivalent) with passes in English and Maths
If you are not an Australian Citizen, please visit the ADF Careers Eligibility Page to confirm you meet the requirements for a career in the ADF
Hold a provisional or full Australian state or territory driver’s licence
Be reasonably fit and healthy
Be able to have your background checked.
How to Apply
Click ‘Quick Apply’ to express your interest and speak with a recruiter. An ADF Careers team member will call you within 5 business days.
Ready to apply now? Visit the link below to view the full position description and submit your application today.
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