2021-06-08
Kellogg Brown & Root (www.kbrjobs.com)
Other
/yr
full-time
employee
United States
Title:
Technical Trade Instructor – Heavy Road Transport Maintenance
Technical Trade Instructor – Heavy Road Transport Maintenance
Location: Albury/Wodonga
KBR is a leading provider of Systems and Training Solutions, including Integrated Logistics Support to the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Current projects include the introduction into service of various Army and Navy platforms.
KBR require additional Trade Instructors with Heavy Road Transport Maintenance qualifications and experience to support Introduction into Service Maintainer Training for ADF technicians on a casual employee basis. KBR invites you to apply for these positions if you are suitably qualified and experienced.
Skills and Experience
As an ideal applicant, you will have:
Benefits and Perks
As a civilian instructor operating within a military environment, respect for ADF ethos and practice is a requirement.
To apply:
Applicants lodging their expression of interest, must be an Australian citizen and currently hold, or be able to satisfy the requirements for obtaining, a Department of Defence Security Clearance.
Your application must include, a detailed resume, including positions held and your current qualifications and experience. Applications will close Friday 16 July 2021. However suitable applicants may be engaged earlier.
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