Fitter Armament

Your Role

• As a part-time Fitter Armament in the Army Reserve, your main responsibility is to ensure various military weapon systems are operating efficiently.
• You will work hands-on with a diverse range of equipment such as small arms, Armoured Fighting Vehicles, Artillery, marine equipment, and diving gear, all on a flexible part-time basis.
• This opportunity allows you to experience adventure, build strong bonds, and receive tax-free compensation, all while maintaining your current lifestyle.
• You can contribute as little as one night a week, one weekend a month, or a few weeks a year to gain valuable experiences.

Life in the Army Reserve

• Join thousands of individuals who hold part-time roles with the Army Reserve, collaborating with full-time Army personnel in a flexible setting.
• Following varied initial training, you will typically serve between 20 and 100 days annually, accommodating commitments like weekly evenings, monthly weekends, and potential longer deployments.
• We strive to align your service with your personal and professional obligations, offering voluntary deployments and the freedom to resign from the Army Reserve at any time.

Get Paid

• Army Reserve compensation is tax-free and escalates with your tenure and expertise.
• Upon completion of training, your pay could rise to $220 per day tax-free.

Requirements

• To qualify, you need a Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (or equivalent) from an accredited institution, alongside an approved apprenticeship or traineeship and relevant full-time work experience.
• Australian citizenship is mandatory for this role.

If you meet the criteria and are interested in becoming a part-time Fitter Armament in the Army Reserve, submit your application by clicking the appropriate button. We will reach out to you promptly.

For further details and a comprehensive overview of Army Reserve life, please refer to the provided link.