Stralis Energy is an electrical engineering company that specialise in large scale solar projects as well as underground and overhead HV distribution.
We're looking for a qualified Mechanic/Diesel Fitter to join our team onsite at local depot in West Ballina.
This is a casual or full time position offering a 40-hour work week, with an hourly rate dependent on experience.
Starting ASAP, this is a great opportunity for someone looking for a fresh start for the new year and keen to take ownership of maintaining a busy fleet.
About the Role
In this role, you'll be responsible for the maintenance and servicing of our diverse fleet, which includes:
Light vehicles such as utes and ATVs
Heavy plant and machinery including cranes, telehandlers and generators
You'll oversee the mechanical upkeep of equipment and ensure all fleet assets are well-maintained and operational.
Key Responsibilities
Repair, assemble, and service light and heavy vehicles, machinery, and mechanical components
Inspect machines, engines,
and transmissions and conduct diagnostic tests
Carry out mechanical repairs and preventative maintenance
Maintain accurate service records and reports
Manage day-to-day fleet maintenance schedules and requirements
About You
Trade qualified Mechanic or Diesel Fitter
Proven experience maintaining a variety of plant, machinery and equipment
Ability to diagnose faults and work autonomously
Solid attention to detail and organisational skills
Experience with fleet management and maintenance systems
Must have a valid driver's licence with a clean driving record (HR licence highly desirable)
Must have White Card
Hold permanent and unrestricted work rights in Australia.
What We Offer
Hourly rate negotiable based on experience
Supportive team environment within a well-known and reputable company in the energy sector
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📌 Mechanic/Diesel Fitter (New South Wales)
🏢 Stralis Energy
📍 New South Wales
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