RSI Electrical is looking for a motivated and reliable electrician with strong residential construction experience.
You will be involved in projects from initial rough-in through to final fit-off and completion, working alongside builders, trades and clients to deliver a high standard of workmanship.
Key responsibilities
Electrical rough-in, fit-off and final installation
Electrical work across new builds, project homes and custom homes
Lighting, power and switchboard installations
TV, Data, communications and smart-home cabling
Fault finding and troubleshooting
Reading and interpreting plans and electrical drawings
Working professionally with builders and other trades
Maintaining a clean, safe and organised worksite
Completing projects to a high standard and within required timeframes
About you
Hold a Current NSW Electrical contractor or Supervisor license
Proven experience in new residential construction and renovations
Experience with project and custom homes
Robust understanding of Australian electrical standards and regulations
Able to read plans and work independently
Excellent attention to detail and quality workmanship
Reliable, punctual and professional with good communication and team skills
Current NSW driver's licence
About us
RSI Electrical specialises in electrical and security solutions across new build and renovations in project homes and custom homes, servicing Greater Sydney, Wollongong and the Southern Highlands.
Company vehicle provided
Full-time, ongoing employment
Consistent pipeline of Project and custom-home projects
Work across Greater Sydney, Wollongong & Southern Highlands
Market-competitive salary/package based on experience
Variety of residential electrical and security projects
Supportive and professional team environment
Opportunities for career development and progression
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📌 Qualified Electrical Tradesman (Sydney)
🏢 RSI Electrical
📍 Sydney
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