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Programmed Melbourne Metro

Locality: Altona, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 480 641

Address: 15-19 Burns Road 3018 Altona, VIC, Australia

Website: http://programmed.com.au

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25.01.2022 Congratulations to our valued customer Lion, who has won Outstanding Customer at the Australian 2020 RCSA Australia Industry Awards. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to enter Lion into this new category as our partnership is one where both parties continually push to achieve best in class. We look forward to continuing to support Lion and all our customers achieving #greatwork together. #programmedproud #greatpeople

25.01.2022 We are committed to working collaboratively with BHP to provide great people covering a range of skills needed for their operations. Working together with industry has never been more important, Nic Fairbank, Programmed Skilled Workforce Chief Executive Officer. #greatwork #greatpeople

25.01.2022 Are you interested in a career as a Gardener or Landscaper? We are currently looking for a large quantity of experienced Gardeners, Landscapers and Landscape Labourers! Located across South East Melbourne & the Mornington Peninsula - Keen? Follow the below link to apply: https://www.seek.com.au/job/50849450

25.01.2022 This week we were glad to welcome Education and Training Minister, the Hon. Sue Ellery MLC at the South Metropolitan TAFE ACEPT facility to visit our NETTS apprentices. Our apprentices were excited to give her a tour and talk about their training journeys. We thank Sue for her time and her commitment to upskilling and training Western Australians. #greatwork #greatpeople

25.01.2022 We’d like to congratulate our exceptional winners and runner-ups at the 2020 Northern Territory Training Awards: Winner, Trainee of the Year - Jaylie Maddaford (Cert III PMA Process Plant Operations) Runner-up, Trainee of the Year - Sandra Curley (Cert III PMA Process Plant Operations)... Third place, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year - Jess Wattam (Cert III Business Admin) We wish you all the best for your very bright futures. #greatwork #programmedproud

24.01.2022 Programmed is excited to be recognised by global networking platform, WORK180 as an endorsed employer for women. Read more about our journey and Work180s purpose. https://programmedblog.com.au/endorsed-employer/

24.01.2022 An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated, committed and reliable person whom is looking to gain on the job practical experience all whilst complete a nationally recognised qualification-Cert III in Business in our Notting Hill Office. If you are interested in working in a supportive workplace environment and have a genuine interest in an Administration career pathway, then please email [email protected] or call 03 9265 9100

23.01.2022 We feel really valued in regards to our opinion. We have been allocated jobs that involve our input and they are implementing them. Our accommodation is great, food is goodAll is beyond great. Fantastic feedback from ex-Qantas staff that we recently placed as Health Surveillance officers with BHP the Moranbah Airport. Were #programmedproud to be helping so many people get back into work!

22.01.2022 Programmed has redeployed over 1500 Australians with thousands of roles still open during the current pandemic. Read more in our latest blog. https://programmedblog.com.au/programmed-redeploy-hundreds/

22.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day, a national day of action to support people who may be struggling with lifes ups and downs. This has been a challenging year for everyone, and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and support those around us. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before theyre in crisis, which can make a positive difference to their life. Head to www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

21.01.2022 Our Training Services team are thinking outside the box to step up our engagement with our people to ensure that their training stays on track and that they are being supported while learning remotely. Training Coordinator Karthi Zis has gone above and beyond to support eight of our Indigenous Pre-Pathway trainees. Read more in our latest blog.

21.01.2022 The industry has allowed me to broaden my horizons. Its given me the opportunities to see what else is out there and allow me to grow and strive to be the best I can be. Megan Kleynhans shares her experience working as a 2nd Year Operations Trainee with Programmed. #greatwork #greatpeople

20.01.2022 Today marks the start of the NAIDOC Week 2020. This year’s theme ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’, shines a focus on the length of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander occupation of Australia. As a national workplace employer, we acknowledge that our business is conducted on the traditional land of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people. We acknowledge their continuing connection to country and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Read more below.

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Jacob Taylor and Jack Shearer for receiving a scholarship from MEMMES (Mining Electrical and Mining Mechanical Engineering Society) and Hunter TAFE for 2021. #programmedproud

20.01.2022 With our trade apprentices now adjusting to learning remotely from home, our NETTS teams got together to brainstorm activities, challenges and volunteer opportunities that would see our local Broome apprentices put their skills to good use and give back to their local community. https://programmedblog.com.au/broome-netts-apprentices-giv/

19.01.2022 Our 2020 Salary Guide provides in-depth commentary about key economic issues that will influence Australia and New Zealand in the wake of COVID-19. Download it today! https://psk.programmed.com.au/salaryguide/ #salaryguide #insights #programmedproud

17.01.2022 Maintaining a connection with remote employees has been a challenge for many businesses during COVID-19. At Programmed, we took a closer look at our suite of proprietary technologies to see if fresh thinking would help us tackle the challenge. Read more about our innovative conversation tool SKILLED on our blog today.

16.01.2022 We are heading into peak flu season! This flu season is a little different because of COVID-19 so it pays to be across the different symptoms of the common cold, flu and COVID-19. Have a read through the list below. Stay healthy. Stay safe.

15.01.2022 Its National Careers Week. We believe that diversity creates a stronger workforce. Heres what some of our people have to say about their careers in trades with Programmed. #ncwau20 #greatwork #greatpeople

15.01.2022 Congratulations to NETTS apprentice Bethany Clarke for being named WA Apprentice of the Year at the 2020 Western Australia Training Awards. Bethany, who recently achieved her Certificate III in Process Plant Operations, believes that being a female in a male-dominated industry pushed her to become a more confident version of herself, and is passionate about advocating for more women in the industry. #programmedproud #greatwork #greatpeople

15.01.2022 As a young female in the mining industry, all I can say to you is to not limit yourself to the stereotypes and to expect more of yourself and to take any challenge or opportunity given to you. Great advice by our Process Operator Rusti Hambley, encouraging everyone to challenge yourselves and create your own career path to success. Read her career story in our blog. #ncwau20 #greatwork #greatpeople

14.01.2022 The advice Id give to Aboriginal and young Aboriginal people getting into the mining industry is to stick with it. Its very rewarding, it can be tough, but its a good lifestyle, and it gives you opportunities to progress and live your life better. Meet Frank and Jordan, Dump Truck Operators at Programmed, talking about their experience and providing excellent advice to those looking to be part of the mining industry. #greatwork #greatpeople #programmedproud

14.01.2022 We are currently in a recruitment campaign for one of our customers and the target was 65% Indigenous and we are currently sitting well above that, at about 70%. Programmed Indigenous Engagement Manager Liz Bird talks to our commitment to halve the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, and shares the key to our success on our blog today.

13.01.2022 Our NETTS apprentices volunteered at WAs food-relief charity, Foodbank earlier this month. Foodbanks regular retired volunteers and workers are having to self-isolate at home, leaving the team short-staffed in a period of high demand for their services, so we are #programmedproud of our apprentices for stepping in to help. https://programmedblog.com.au/netts-apprentices-lend-a-han/

13.01.2022 Love it or hate it, working from home is the new standard for many of us. Here are our top tips on how to stay productive and focused while working from home. https://programmedblog.com.au/how-to-stay-productive-while/

12.01.2022 We are excited to announce that Programmed is a finalist in three categories for the 2020 Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association of Australia and New Zealand (RCSA) awards: Excellence in Client Service; Excellence in Safety Culture; and Outstanding Client Award. #programmedproud

12.01.2022 Were proud to announce Programmed and Kelly Services Australia and Kelly Services New Zealand officially became one bigger, stronger business, together. This integration further establishes Programmed as the largest staffing services business across Australia and New Zealand. We look forward to continuing to build outstanding people, strong customers and great communities, as one.

12.01.2022 Are you on the hunt for a new career or job this Easter? Programmed is here to help! Visit jobs.programmed.com.au or use Programmed GO to see all the jobs within 50km of your location! Download free from the App Store (https://apple.co/2UmViwv) and Google Play (https://bit.ly/2VPFofu) or go to https://go.programmed.com.

11.01.2022 While currently completing their training remotely, our third/fourth year NETTS apprentices have taken on new roles in helping to teach the first/second year apprentices. Not only is it building their coaching and presentation skills, but its also opened up new dialogue between the year levels that would never have happened before. Read more on our blog today.

10.01.2022 Its one of the great many privileges we have at Programmed, hearing the different stories from the great people who work with us and about how we helped them achieve their career goals. Meet Ali Abdi who achieved his career goal of owning a cab company after working with Programmed. Read more in our blog https://programmedblog.com.au/meet-ali-abdi/

10.01.2022 Our top priority is keeping our people safe. Programmed continues to monitor the information and advice provided by relevant Government bodies regarding COVID-19. In some work scenarios, it is not always possible to maintain 1.5 to 2m from another person. Follow our precautions below to help keep you and your team mates safe.

10.01.2022 Easter will look a little different this year as we all follow instructions from local Government bodies to stay at home. Weve wrapped up our top tips for staying safe, physically and mentally this Easter break on our blog.

10.01.2022 Our National Training Services Manager, Pat Tierney, recently spoke with Work180 about how and why Programmed works hard to create a gender balance across the industries we work with. Read more in the below link!

09.01.2022 Forklift Operators needed in the North and West of Melbourne! If you have a valid Forklift License and experience Please CLICK below to APPLY!... https://www.seek.com.au/job/41307964

09.01.2022 Congratulations to @Daniel Farmer, Programmed 3rd Year Electrical Instrumentation Apprentice and Founder of @Robe River Kuruma Youth Council (RRKYC) for taking out the prestigious Youth Group Achievement Award in the 2020 Young Achiever Awards this month. Our huge congratulations to Dan and the rest of the RRKYC team for this incredible achievement! Pilbara News #greatwork #greatpeople #programmedproud

08.01.2022 The benefits of doing an apprenticeship with Programmed is that they have all of the resources and all of the experience to find high talent, to find the right qualification for you in the right workplace. They ensure that any candidate that is employed by Programmed gets the best outcome for lifelong learning and a long-term career. Aaron Bruce talks about his journey from starting as a Programmed Apprentice to now working as a Maintenance Manager at Woodside Karratha Gas Plant.

06.01.2022 It's National Careers Week. We believe that diversity creates a stronger workforce. Here's what some of our people have to say about their careers in trades with Programmed. #ncwau20 #greatwork #greatpeople

06.01.2022 Looking to make your resume stand out from the crowd? Read our top tips from our recruiters to make sure you have everything you need to secure you an interview for your dream role. https://programmedblog.com.au/top-resume-tips/

04.01.2022 Programmed Apprentice Jessica Scott-Smith had a big year in 2019, taking home two industry awards including Apprenticeship Employment Network s ATOA Best Victorian Apprentice of the Year. We sat down with her to discuss the apprenticeship, highlights, and advice for others. https://bit.ly/3aEHZzy

04.01.2022 Its National Careers Week. Now is a great time to be thinking about your career and considering whether you want to learn something new, either to build on your current career or change fields completely. At Programmed, we enable people wanting to kick-start their career or experienced personnel looking to take on a new career path, to train in a range of industries through our apprenticeships and specialist traineeships. #ncwau20 #greatwork #greatpeople

04.01.2022 Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week (27 May-3 June). This years theme of In this together, resonates strongly in current circumstances and is a reminder that, whether in a crisis or in reconciliation, we are all in this together. Programmed is committed to increasing the opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and playing a role in building relationships and communities that value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and futures. Read more below.

03.01.2022 They are willing to do traineeships for those who are wanting to get a foot in the door and dont necessarily have the experience. Being local, it made a huge difference with job opportunities where normally you have to have your close to two years experience to get the same role. Hear from Dump Truck Operator Kira on why we she recommends Programmed for others looking to kick start their careers. #greatwork #greatpeople

02.01.2022 The hospitality, retail and tourism sectors are one of the Hunter Valleys largest employers and were hit hard by the current downtown. Having identified a need with our local mining customers, Programmed was quickly able to redeploy many of these jobseekers into Temperature and Wellness Check roles to help keep operations going. Read more on our blog.

01.01.2022 I would recommend an apprenticeship from Programmed and Woodside because its an awesome experience, I have learned so much in my time and I havent looked back once. This apprenticeship has set me up for life. Dylan Hansen shares his experience as a 4th Year Mechanical Fitter Apprentice with Programmed. #greatwork #greatpeople