Are you an A-Grade electrician stuck in a B-Grade team?
You're probably not looking for a new job because you're sick of electrical work.
You're looking because you're tired of jobs that weren't planned properly, constant last-minute changes, and having to clean up work that should've been done right the first time.
You know the feeling.
You turn up ready to do a good job, but spend half the day working around everyone else's chaos.
That's not how we work.
At Kenner Electrics, we've built the business around making life easier for good electricians. Jobs are planned properly, the office keeps customers informed, and you're trusted to get on with what you do best.
What the job actually looks like
Most of our work is residential service across Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
One day you'll be fault finding. The next you'll be upgrading a switchboard, installing an EV charger, completing a supply upgrade or helping a homeowner work through the best solution for their home.
You’ll run your own jobs, quote on site and make decisions. If you like solving problems instead of repeating the same install every day, you'll enjoy the work.
You'll fit in well if…
- You take pride in your work, even when no one else notices the small details.
- You enjoy fault finding more than repetitive installs.
- You can explain things to customers without talking over them.
- You'd rather spend another ten minutes getting it right than come back next week to fix it.
- You like working with people who care about doing a positive job.
What you won't have to put up with
- Weekend rosters.
- Impossible schedules.
- Constantly wondering what's changed because no one told you.
- Carrying teammates who don't pull their weight.
Instead, you'll get Monday to Friday work, performance bonuses, an extra week of annual leave each year, organised scheduling, office support that actually helps, ongoing training and a team that genuinely backs each other.
We've also built a reputation we're proud of, with more than 500 five-star Google reviews and multiple industry awards.
What you'll need
- A-Grade Electrical Licence
- Victorian driver's licence
- Residential service experience
- Strong fault-finding ability
- Confidence quoting work on site and talking with customers
Who this isn't for
If you're looking for somewhere to clock in, clock out and do the bare minimum, this won't suit you.
If you don't enjoy talking to customers, taking ownership or being accountable for your work, it won't suit you either.
But if you care about doing quality work, enjoy solving problems and want to work with a team that makes your day easier instead of harder, we'd love to hear from you.