Build a career that matters - with Cement Australia

You’re driven. You’re ambitious. You want your first job out of university to mean something.

At Cement Australia, we don’t just produce cement – we lay the foundations for a more sustainable future. Our two-year Graduate Program is designed for those who want more than just a desk job. You’ll roll up your sleeves and gain hands-on experience across real projects and operations that help shape the infrastructure of tomorrow.

From day one, you'll be a valued team member, contributing ideas, learning from industry experts, and building a solid foundation for a career that’s not only successful but also sustainable.

• Real Projects, Real Impact – get involved in projects that could include initiatives around automation, equipment upgrades and alternative fuels, alongside operational and safety improvements that matter.
• Diverse Experience Across Sites – build your career at Railton (TAS), home to one of our integrated cement plants.
• Structured learning and mentorship - grow through hands-on experience, formal training and one-on-one mentoring.
• Work That Moves You – From manufacturing to logistics, see the full cycle of how we deliver essential products to the country.
• A National Network – Join a close-knit cohort of graduates from across Australia and build strong industry connections from the get-go.
• Competitive salary and perks - Competitive salary, employee discounts, EAP access and more

As a Mechanical Engineer

Based at our Railton operation, you’ll build into a capable operational engineer across maintenance, reliability and project delivery in a heavy industrial environment. You won’t be tied to a desk, you will have daily interactions with Maintenance and Process engineers, specialists and trades personnel. All focussed on the safe and efficient operation of the plant. We’re taking on two graduates, who’ll each rotate through both maintenance/reliability and projects/improvements work to build broad, practical experience. You’ll:

• Build maintenance foundations through plant exposure, safety systems, inspections and shutdown participation
• Work on shutdown planning, maintenance systems, reliability improvement and equipment performance
• Support project execution, contractor coordination and commissioning
• Get hands-on with predictive maintenance and operational improvement
• Take on leadership exposure supporting shutdown execution on site

• Completing (or have recently completed) a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
• Enjoy working as part of a team and building strong working relationships
• Love solving complex problems and making sense of data
• Resilient, proactive, and ready to step outside your comfort zone
• Keen to grow, learn and take on new challenges
• Open to relocating to Railton, TAS for the program (we’ll support you the whole way)

Hint: We want to know the real you. If you copy and paste an answer to our questions straight from an AI tool, you're not going to stand out. Take an extra few minutes to make sure your answers reflect you. We don't use AI to screen your application and pride ourselves on the personal engagement in our hiring process. We would love for you to do the same.

• Apply Online – Applications close 27th of July
• Phone Interview – Quick chat with our friendly team.
• Live Video Interview – No robots, no recordings – just real people.
• Panel Chat with Leaders – Meet our team and learn more about your potential future.
• Assessment Centre – We’ll fly you to Brisbane to take part in our in-person assessment day
• Pre-employment Checks & Offer - This includes medical, background checks and references.
• You’re In! – Time to build your career. If needed, we’ll help you relocate to your first rotation.