Maritime Industry
The Maritime industry is an intrinsic part of the Australian economy in the transportation of goods – imports and exports, as well as tourism and other value-added activities. A focus on digital skills, data analytics and cybersecurity, in addition to the more traditional roles of seafarers are areas of focus for the current and future workforce.
Maritime IRC Chair Steven Moon:
As an island nation we are tied to the sea. The Maritime industry is continually evolving and the demand for skills, both new and traditional, is ever increasing as new systems and technologies gain traction both onshore and at sea. A career in this sector can be stimulating, challenging and exciting and offers a great sense of pride and achievement for those with a passion for the sea.
Maritime Industry Snapshot
Industry Reference Committees ensure the delivery of high-quality Training Packages that are nationally endorsed and internationally regarded.
Find out what the key trends are impacting the skills needs in the Maritime industry.
Training Packages specify the skills and knowledge required to perform effectively in the workplace through units of competency.
Maritime Industry Careers
Your career could take you from working on a small fishing or chartered boat, to navigating the open seas on a cargo ship. With the increase in shipping trade activities globally as well as a growth in tourism, the prospects in the Maritime industry are exciting and unique. The industry has a high demand for skills as new systems and technologies gain traction both onshore and at sea. There are many diverse job and career opportunities on offer within the Maritime industry.
