Electrical Supervisors – Tunnel Construction Projects
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Company: Eureka Electrical & Instrumentation
About the Roles
Eureka Electrical & Instrumentation is seeking several experienced Electrical Supervisors
for major tunnel construction projects in Melbourne. Specific tunnelling experience is
desirable but not essential. Applicants must have robust electrical supervision experience
gained on major construction, infrastructure, industrial or mining projects.
These are hands-on supervisory roles responsible for coordinating electrical personnel
and ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently and to project requirements.
Construction Rates
Long-term positions, 2 years plus
Key Responsibilities
Supervise electricians and electrical subcontractors.
Plan daily activities and allocate labour and resources.
Conduct pre-starts, toolbox talks and task briefings.
Coordinate electrical work with other construction disciplines.
Ensure installations comply with drawings, specifications and standards.
Monitor safety, quality, productivity and project progress.
Maintain work records and report progress to project management.
Essential Requirements
Solid electrical supervisory experience on construction or industrial projects.
Proven ability to lead and coordinate electrical teams.
Sound knowledge of electrical safety and installation standards.
Solid communication, planning and problem-solving skills.
Victorian electrical licence or eligibility to obtain recognition.
Construction Industry White Card and Australian working rights.
Availability to work project rosters, including night shift when required.
If you are an experienced Electrical Supervisor looking to contribute to one of 3
Melbourne’s major infrastructure projects, we would like to hear from you.
📌 Electrical Supervisor Infrastructure Project Melbourne (Australia)
🏢 Eureka Electrical and Instrumentation
📍 Australia
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