Join SCEE Electrical at Parker Point! FIFO 2/1 roster, great rates, and long-term career opportunities post project completion

21st September, 2026

About SCEE Electrical

SCEE Electrical is a leading national provider of specialised electrical, instrumentation, maintenance and communications services to the resources and infrastructure sectors. Established in 1978, we have built a reputation for delivering safe, high-quality outcomes across some of Australia's most complex and challenging projects.

Guided by our core values of Safety, Quality, Reliability, Trust and Loyalty , we continue to deliver exceptional project outcomes in metropolitan, regional and remote locations nationwide.

About the Role

SCEE Electrical is seeking experienced and motivated Electricians to join our team on a construction project at Parker Point on a 2/1 FIFO roster .

This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside a high-performing team delivering critical electrical works on a major construction project. We're looking for proactive,



safety-focused professionals who take pride in delivering quality workmanship and contributing to project success.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will possess:

- Unrestricted WA Electrical Licence
- Current CPR/LVR
- Construction White Card
- RTIO Inductions
- Previous experience in mining, industrial or brownfield project environments
- Current Australian Driver's Licence
- Solid commitment to safety and safe work practices
- Reliable work ethic and positive attitude
- Ability to work independently and as part of a high-performing team

Why Join SCEE Electrical?

At SCEE Electrical, we invest in our people and provide opportunities to build long-term careers within a growing national organisation, offering market leading remuneration and development opportunities.

SCEE Electrical is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.

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