The Australian economy revolves mainly around services, with agriculture also important. Tourism is big, especially in the big cities. Once you graduate, you’ll have better job prospects in big cities like Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, but don’t ignore rural areas. If you have the right skills and qualifications, you are likely to find work.
Graduates generally have less difficulty finding a job and earn more money than non-graduates.
These industries have grown recently:
• Childcare
• Build
• Healthcare
• Mining and energy
• Science and technology
• Transportation
Railroads in Australia with Visa sponsorship
1. Mechanical apprentice
Responsibility
• Understand mechanical and architectural drawings and diagrams to understand job specifications and requirements.
• Plan and measure mechanical system layouts.
• Test, identify and correct electrical faults.
• Installing and repairing electrical and electronic control systems, such as cables, sockets and equipment.
• Collect electrical and electronic equipment.
• Connect electrical devices to power sources, communications networks and energy systems.
• Participate in electrical and competency development programs.
• Analyze work orders to determine information such as materials needed, types of activities, and sequence of operations required to complete the job.
• Actively listen and communicate effectively with the operations team to ensure effective completion of all tasks.
• Ensure proper maintenance and safe storage of all tools and machinery in accordance with relevant requirements.
• Adhere to and implement all safe work procedures and practices, including preparing necessary safety documentation.
• Commit to participate and meet all official qualification requirements.
• Follow any additional ad hoc instructions from the supervising merchant or delivery manager.
2. Bridge Worker/Construction Worker
Responsibility
• Holder of a valid C-class driver’s license.
• Has experience working or helping with needlework.
• Requirements for this role include a focus on safety, the ability to work effectively as a team, and possession of licenses to operate front loaders, excavators, skid steers or trucks.
• Additional licenses and tickets are preferred but not required.
3. Monitoring coordinator
Responsibility
• Assist the construction team in ensuring compliance with project quality systems by participating in work planning.
• Perform the role of the nominated representative in the team and witness point release project as outlined in the Alliance Inspection and Test Plans.
• Carrying out quality audits and inspections at subcontractors and suppliers.
• Investigation into defects and incidents.
• Review all new project initiation documentation for accuracy and compare design drawings, reports and specifications to construction plans and ITP.
Work permits and employment-based visas
1. Australia provides work permits and employment-based visas to various categories of skilled workers traveling for work-related reasons. Here are some of the work visas available:
2. Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa: Allows skilled professionals nominated by their employer to live and work in the country uninterruptedly.
3. Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa: Allows skilled professionals appointed by their company to reside and work permanently in regional Australia.
4. Skilled Independent Visa: For invited workers and New Zealand citizens with skills that Australia requires to live and work permanently in the country.
5. Qualified Nominated Visa: Allows nominated skilled individuals to live and work in Australia permanently.
6. Temporary Skills Shortage Visa: Allows employers to sponsor suitable skilled workers when local workers are unavailable.
7. Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa: Temporary visa for skilled workers who wish to live and work in regional Australia.
8. Temporary Work Visa (Short Stay Specialist): Temporary visa allowing work for a limited period of time in a highly specialized capacity.
9. Temporary Work Visa (International Relations): Temporary work visa for the purpose of Australia’s international relations.
10. Distinguished Talent Visa: Permanent visa for individuals with internationally recognized exceptional achievements in a profession, sports, arts or academics and research.
11. Australia also offers a (permanent) talent visa to establish or develop a new or existing business in the country. More information about this visa type can be found in the visas for self-employed persons section below.
Medical examination in Australia for visa applicants
Applicants may be required to undergo a health screening to meet Australian health criteria for certain visas. This examination may include medical checks, TB screening, chest X-rays, HIV, hepatitis B and C and syphilis tests.
In Australia, applicants can book their health assessment through Bupa Medical Visa Services. For people outside the country, medical examinations can be scheduled at approved panel doctors or clinics. For more information, please contact a local immigration office.
Railway jobs in Australia with visa sponsorship March 2024 for foreigners
