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TAE Aerospace Gets Jobseekers ‘Ready for Take Off’ in their Careers

With an extensive suite of regulatory approvals and strong Original Engine Manufacturers (OEM) partnerships, TAE Aerospace are backed by a technical workforce with a passion for service and the expertise to deliver.

TAE Aerospace have a broad range of clients around the world and offer premium quality products and services in aerospace engineering, manufacturing, turbine engine and component MRO, and fire protection systems across their Commercial and Defence capabilities.

With assistance from Australian Apprenticeship Support provider BUSY At Work, TAE Aerospace’s plan to upskill staff into training opportunities through apprenticeships and traineeships is well underway with the recent sign up of two participants at their Bundamba facility to complete a Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations.

Damien Feltracco is the Learning and Development Manager at TAE Aerospace and part of his responsibilities entail developing the strategic plan for the next 5 years, which includes recruiting employees that can grow with the company, including school leavers and apprentices.

“The addition of these two apprentices to our program brings us to a total of 12 participants, which we hope to grow over the next two to five years with certificates in mechanical aero skills, engineering mechanics, business administration and human resources,” said Damien.

“By increasing our apprenticeship program, we are preparing the younger generation with the knowledge needed to eventually take over the positions of our experienced workers who are transitioning into the final stages of their career.”

Paul Miles, Managing Director at BUSY At Work said, “The growing number of participants within TAE Aerospace’s apprenticeship program is a tremendous effort and BUSY At Work is thrilled to be supporting the organisation’s future workforce skills”.

For more information on TAE Aerospace, visit https://www.taeaerospace.com/us/

For more information on skilling up your staff, visit www.busyatwork.com.au

The two trainees who recently signed up with TAE Aerospace, Daniel & Lucito, are looking forward to completing the program and receiving their Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations. From L-R, BUSY At Work Apprenticeship Field Officer, Paul Elliott, BUSY At Work Account Manager, Stephanie Draper, TAE Learning and Development Manager, Damien Feltracco, and trainees, Daniel Edbrooke & Lucito Cristobal.

 

 

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