Industry opportunities in Transport, Warehousing and Logistics
In a vast, sparsely populated country like Australia, the Transport, Warehousing and Logistics Industry plays a vital role in connecting the economy. It contributes $72.1 billion and almost all other industries in Australia couldn’t function without it.
What to expect from a career in this industry
Because Australia rely on this sector in so many different ways, the roles available to skilled professionals are incredibly diverse. Career outcomes in theTransport, Warehousing and Logistics Industry can range from being a Crane Operator, Flight Examiner, Import-Export Clerk, Safety Officer, Courier, Motor Mechanic, Ships Engineer, to Train Controller, and more.
In the future, automation will have a big impact, so there will be demand for adaptable workers with skills in the maintenance and repair of automated equipment.
Some of the benefits of being skilled in this industry include:
- Highly innovative industry working with a range of technologies
- Ageing workforce creates opportunities for newcomers
- On-the-job experience with the latest technologies
- Well-paid and consistent job opportunities
There are many pathways to becoming skilled in this industry. For example, you could undertake a Warehousing, Civil Construction or Transport Coordinator Apprenticeship. This hands-on experience may complement additional studies and licenses, such as a forklift license.
An apprenticeship could lead to a Certificate II in Aviation to become a Flight Operations Inspector. Another option could be completing a Certificate III in Terminal Train Driving to become a Train Controller.
Transport, Warehousing & Logistics Apprenticeships
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