Electrical And Mechanical Officer

Army General Service Officers Army General Service Officers are allocated to specific roles shortly before graduation from the Royal Military College - Duntroon. The allocation of roles is based on performance during training.
As a General Service Officer in the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) corps, you will be an integral part of a team of specialists maintaining, modifying, and managing the Australian Army's modern military equipment. Examples of the roles in which you could be employed include:
Workshop Commander within a Signals Unit maintaining a suite of satellite communication systems Operations Officer within a Field Workshop planning the maintenance for a Brigade You will also be exposed to the full range of general service roles such as staff officer, logistics planner, and instructor positions. Throughout your career, you will be given many development and training opportunities that will enable you to perform in any environment and under all types of conditions.
Types of Entry There are two types of entry for the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Officer:
The Royal Military College – Duntroon Australian Defence Force Academy After your initial training at your First Appointment Course at the Royal Military College - Duntroon, you will likely be employed as a Troop Commander within a Workshop. Here you will be able to learn Army's trades, equipment, maintenance systems, and administration.
Subsequent postings will likely be in a headquarters element planning operational logistics or maintenance activities.
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