Genus Infrastructure is a leading Australian infrastructure services company delivering major projects across the energy, resources and infrastructure sectors. We are committed to delivering high-quality outcomes while creating safe, supportive and rewarding opportunities for our people.
Genus Infrastructure is seeking experienced Electricians to join the Clean Energy Link North Project in Eneabba, WA, working a 2/1 roster with 11 hour days.
About the Project Clean Energy Link North (CELN) is a major renewable energy infrastructure project designed to strengthen Western Australia’s electricity network and support the integration of renewable energy into the grid.
The project includes the construction and upgrade of transmission lines, substations and terminals across a large-scale infrastructure corridor north of Perth.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out electrical installation works across transmission, terminal and substation projects
- Read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics and technical documentation
- Complete HV and LV cable installations, terminations, glanding and testing
- Conduct quality inspections and ensure works meet project specifications and standards
- Complete QA documentation, including ITPs, check sheets, test records and redline mark-ups
- Identify and rectify defects and non-conformances prior to handover
- Work closely with Supervisors, QA and commissioning teams
- Maintain high standards of safety, quality and housekeeping
About You We are looking for experienced Electricians who take pride in their work and are committed to delivering protected, high-quality outcomes on a major infrastructure project.
Experience across transmission, substations, terminals or other major electrical infrastructure projects will be highly regarded.
Apply Now If you’re an experienced Electrician looking for your next opportunity on a major infrastructure project, working a 2/1 roster with 11hour days in Eneabba, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now and become part of the Genus team delivering critical infrastructure that will power Western Australia’s future.