Combat Engineer

Your Role

As a Combat Engineer, you’ll experience adventure and excitement outside the everyday. You’ll train as a specialist in military field engineering and learn a variety of transferable trade and combat-related skills.

There is no lack of variety in this role. One day you could find yourself constructing temporary roads, bypasses or fords. Then the next, you could be the operating rafts and ferries. You will learn a range of skills, including how to operate a chainsaw, conduct demolition tasks and clear a minefield.

Combat Engineers also play an important role during high-risk weather seasons and can be deployed on domestic operations to assist local state authorities.

Why join the Army Reserve?

If you’re looking for a new challenge, the Army Reserve could be for you. You’ll enjoy the satisfaction of giving something back to Australia, while benefitting from:

• Tax-free daily pay
• Free healthcare and accommodation whist on exercise or deployment
• A flexible time commitment, serving anywhere from...