E&I Electrician

The Opportunity

This is a hands-on role giving you the opportunity to work on technically challenging systems, long term stability and skill development in a structured environment. You’ll build your expertise in specialised electrical work, with support to obtain your EEHA qualification, opening the door to highly sought-after hazardous area capabilities, if you don't already have.

Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, your primary focus will be diagnosing, servicing, repairing, and maintaining our critical assets and equipment, such as fuel storage and fuel transfer systems.

Hours: 38-hour work week in a ‘blue collar’ role supporting a strong work-life balance.

Monday – Thursday: 6:30am – 3pm

Friday – 6:30am – 1pm *EARLY FINISH ON A FRIDAY*

There’s also the option to do a week of travel each month to places like Katherine, where you’ll do 12-hour days and pick up decent overtime (time + half for firs...