Vehicles and electronics your thing? Then get the best of both worlds with a career which combines both.

From repair through to restoration - automotive refinishing careers offer both the scope and opportunity to excel.

Did you know that in the heavy vehicle industry there are opportunities across road transport, agriculture, plant and equipment, and materials handling equipment?

Looking to combine both automotive electrical and mechanical? As a qualified Automotive Technician (Light Vehicle) you can do just that.

Is your passion motorcycles? Want to learn how to keep them on the road and customers happy?

Looking to develop new skills and expertise when it comes to servicing and repairing common faults in light vehicles?

Passenger services is a varied and challenging opportunity. Did you know we need 2,600 new people in this sector by 2020?

Blending the creative with the practical and the technical - canvas fabricators can produce anything from post protectors to inflatable slides.

Keen on cars, getting stuck in and keeping up-to-date with the latest technology? Then a career in collision repair could be for you.

Looking for a practical role with a variety of work? Drilling presents the opportunity to learn a range of skills and employ problem-solving techniques to get the job done right.

Ever wondered how the logistics of land, sea, and air freight actually works? Freight movement is a real art form!

The abrasive blasting and protective coatings industry offers opportunities to anyone with enthusiasm, who doesn't mind heights (or more confined spaces) and possesses plenty of problem solving skills.

Heavy vehicle driving skills are in demand. Specialist areas including goods services also offer on-the-job learning opportunities.

Heavy Haulage involves piloting overweight and over-dimension loads all around NZ. It's a great skill to have and there is demand for skilled operators.

As the forestry sector grows so does the need for log transport drivers! Find out more about this specialist skill.

If you enjoy a physical and mental challenge while working as part of a larger team then working in a mine or a quarry could be for you.

From lawn mowers to wood chippers, if you love the outdoors and working with electronics and the mechanical this could be the career for you.

It’s not just about getting things out of the ground. For people who don’t mind getting stuck in, enjoy working as part of a team and are enthusiastic about learning a variety of skills there is a career path available.

If you have a keen interest in boats (of trailer/power kind) then you can have a career with a focus on this Kiwi favourite.

If reduce, reuse and recycle is your mantra then being part of New Zealand's resource recovery team could be for you. A vibrant and diverse industry that is central to managing our resources offers a wide range of opportunities.

Working across the numerous types of vehicles we love to own – vehicle trimming (also known as vehicle upholstery) will see you working with customers to make sure the interior of their car matches the exterior.