As a Marine Engineer Officer Submariner you are
the technical expert on board submarines and are responsible for the
submarine’s structures, propulsion systems, electrical generation and
distribution, and domestic and associated mechanical services. Responsibilities
also include the main and auxiliary machinery, engines, automatic and remote
control systems, hydraulics, air conditioning and refrigeration, ventilation
systems and electrical power generation and conversion equipment.
the technical expert on board submarines and are responsible for the
submarine’s structures, propulsion systems, electrical generation and
distribution, and domestic and associated mechanical services. Responsibilities
also include the main and auxiliary machinery, engines, automatic and remote
control systems, hydraulics, air conditioning and refrigeration, ventilation
systems and electrical power generation and conversion equipment.
When not onboard Navy vessels, you’ll perform
duties on Navy bases in support of the fleet including system specification,
duties on Navy bases in support of the fleet including system specification,
acquisition and through-life support, system certification, machinery trials
and the training and management of sailors and officers
Pay and Benefits
You’ll be paid while you undertake your
training, and receive free healthcare and subsidised accommodation. Upon
completion of your Submariner training, you’ll enjoy a starting salary package
of approximately $93,027 p.a. as well as generous superannuation contribution.
training, and receive free healthcare and subsidised accommodation. Upon
completion of your Submariner training, you’ll enjoy a starting salary package
of approximately $93,027 p.a. as well as generous superannuation contribution.
Employment Location
All Marine Engineer Submariners will serve in
fleet units and shore establishments around Australia based on service need.
Individual preferences for posting location will be taken into account where
possible. Many opportunities also exist for short periods (4 – 6 months) of
operational service overseas.
fleet units and shore establishments around Australia based on service need.
Individual preferences for posting location will be taken into account where
possible. Many opportunities also exist for short periods (4 – 6 months) of
operational service overseas.
Entry Requirements
You must be aged between 17 and 50 years of age
and an Australian citizen. Additional age, medical and fitness guidelines may
apply.
and an Australian citizen. Additional age, medical and fitness guidelines may
apply.
Education Requirements
Australian Defence Force Academy –
To be eligible for admission to UNSW@ADFA,
applicants must have completed Year 12 and obtained an entrance rank high
enough to qualify for entry to the relevant degree program.
applicants must have completed Year 12 and obtained an entrance rank high
enough to qualify for entry to the relevant degree program.
Graduate –
The minimum requirement is a four year
engineering degree permitting graduate membership to Engineers Australia (EA)
as a professional engineer.
engineering degree permitting graduate membership to Engineers Australia (EA)
as a professional engineer.
How to apply
For more information download a copy of the
position description here:
position description here:
