Role Overview

Graduate Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer – you will work within the Maintenance Department’s Reliability Engineering Team. You will begin in January/February 2027 after completing your university studies and obtaining your degree. The role exposes you to both static and rotating equipment and supports reliability and maintenance activities across the Pilbara site.

Responsibilities

- Work closely with Reliability and Maintenance teams on plant improvement and maintenance initiatives
- Support condition monitoring activities and reliability‑based projects
- Assist in conducting root cause analysis and implementing corrective actions
- Contribute to contractor management and job coordination activities
- Assist in preventive maintenance planning and execution
- Develop skills in planning, budgeting, and cost control processes
- Coordinate work packs, job documentation, and post‑job reporting
- Support job prioritisation, scheduling, and day‑to‑day supervision activities
- Ensure compliance with safety systems including PTW, JSEA, and SSJA
- Participate in audits, inspections, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Develop technical understanding of instrumentation, control systems, and electrical assets
- Gain exposure to maintenance of static and rotating equipment (e.g., valves, pumps, turbines, piping systems)
- Build knowledge of applicable engineering standards and codes (AS, ISO, API, etc.)
- Contribute to maintaining high‑quality workmanship and efficient job delivery
- Assist in identifying plant inefficiencies and supporting improvement plans
- Perform data analysis, reporting, and documentation tasks
- Demonstrate strong attention to detail and a systematic approach to problem‑solving




- Participate in HESQ training and support site safety initiatives, including Walk‑Observe‑Communicate interactions
- Participate in emergency response activities (e.g., Site Response Team, Fire Warden, First Aid) where required

Qualifications

- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering
- Strong communication skills (written and verbal) with fluency in English
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment
- Proactive mindset with a commitment to continuous learning and development
- Ability to perform work responsibly, minimising risks and potential issues
- Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)
- Australian or New Zealand citizenship, permanent residency, or eligible permanent residency (temporary visa holders not eligible)
- Willingness to relocate to Karratha, WA for the duration of the program

Perks

- Complimentary employer‑provided housing or $46,000 per year Karratha housing allowance
- $35,000 per year regional location allowance
- Annual bonus – target of up to one month’s base salary
- $1,000 per year Health and Wellness allowance
- $3,000 per year utilities reimbursement (electricity/water) subject to eligibility
- Flights for you and your dependents, twice per year (after initial service period)
- Relocation assistance
- 6 months paid primary parental leave
- Salary packaging available
- A culturally diverse workplace with a strong focus on diversity, equity & inclusion and access to a vibrant Social Club

Location

Karratha, Western Australia

Application Deadline

8 July 2026

Additional Information

Yara reserves the right to withdraw this advertisement prior to the closing date without prior notice.

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