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ASC partners with Naval Group Australia to train submarine engineers of the future
Naval Group Australia Senior Fluid Technologist Goran Macesic (L) and ASC Mechanical Systems Engineer Dillan Wilson, at ASC's submarine deep maintenance facility, Osborne, South Australia.

ASC partners with Naval Group Australia to train submarine engineers of the future

Naval Group and ASC have partnered to launch their inaugural graduate program, aimed at identifying and training the aspiring engineering professionals of tomorrow.

Xavier Vavasseur 19 Jul 2020

ASC press release

Naval Group and ASC have partnered to launch their inaugural graduate program, aimed at identifying and training the aspiring engineering professionals of tomorrow.

Engineering graduates will be provided with the unique chance to gain hands-on experience, training and development on the current Collins Class submarines, before being offered the opportunity to apply their new skills to Australia’s future submarines – the Attack Class, the largest and most complex program in Australia’s history.

The graduates will be employed by ASC, in Osborne SA, and commence a two-year program which will leverage the combined resources of ASC and Naval Group Australia, providing graduates access to the brightest and most experienced submarine engineers in Australia.

Leveraging ASC’s established and highly regarded graduate program, graduates will receive a tailored rotation plan across several submarine engineering functions and participate in structured learning and development. They will be supervised by highly experienced ASC engineers, and receive regular mentoring and reach back into Naval Group Australia.

At the successful completion of the program, the graduates have the opportunity to transition into a permanent engineering role within Naval Group Australia.

“Making the most of Naval Group Australia and ASC’s collective resources and recruitment programs remains a fundamental aspect to ensuring the growth of Australia’s submarine industry,”



John Davis, CEO, Naval Group Australia.

“Graduates will benefit by having the opportunity to gain hands on experience with two world leading organisations,” said Mr Davis. “Practical experience will complement the knowledge they have gained from their academic studies which will boost their career prospects enormously.”

ASC Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Stuart Whiley, welcomed the program where graduates will have the unique opportunity to learn from the best Australian and French minds in submarine design, build and sustainment.

“It’s an exciting time for ASC and our people to be working with Naval Group Australia and I’m confident that in continuing to work together, both Australian sovereign submarine programs will deliver for Australia now and into the future,”


ASC Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Stuart Whiley

Graduates are being sought who currently hold, or will be completing by September 2020 a minimum of a Bachelor of Engineering degree in any of the following disciplines; Electrical/Electronic, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Materials, Structural, Aeronautical or related fields.

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