Stralis Energy is an electrical engineering company that specialises in large‐scale solar projects as well as underground and overhead HV distribution.
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About the Role
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We're seeking experienced Civil Plant Operators to join our team on the New England Solar Farm, located near Armidale, NSW, with opportunities to work on subsequent projects across Australia.
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The role will involve operating excavators and other plant and machinery to support civil and electrical construction works, including trenching, backfilling, material handling and general site activities.
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We welcome applications from local candidates, and candidates travelling to the project on a roster basis.
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This is a casual position with a start in mid to late August.
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- Monday to Saturday or 20 & 8 roster.
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- Above award hourly rates and applicable penalty rates.
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Skills and Experience
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- Demonstrated experience operating excavators and other civil plant and machinery, including trenching and civil construction works.
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- Experienced with Final Trim & non-GPS works
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- Drivers Licence is essential.
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- HR Licence is desirable.
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- White Card is essential.
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- Machine operating licences such as Excavator and Telehandler are essential.
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- Ability to work safely around heavy machinery.
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- Must be an experienced, competent and safety‐conscious plant operator.
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- Experience working on utility network projects, including Essential Energy or Energex, is highly desirable.
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- Ability to work effectively on large-scale construction projects while adhering to strict safety standards and procedures.
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- Show valuable attention to detail and have the ability to work in a team environment with a can‐do attitude.
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- Be fit and able to pass a pre‐employment medical, drug and alcohol test.
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- Able to pass daily breath testing and random drug testing on site.
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📌 Excavator Operators (Armidale)
🏢 Stralis Energy
📍 Armidale
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