Job Description
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01st October, **** n
Our client is a leading water treatment company based in Kwinana. They are seeking an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation Technician to work in the core maintenance team, providing ongoing support and improvements to the plant.
What will the role entail?
n This role will see you working with and supporting the Maintenance supervisor specifically with the maintenance and calibration of process instrumentation.
Other duties include however are not limited to:
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Repair and calibration of transmitters, sensors, analysers and flow meters
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Performing fault finding and diagnostic work on instrumentation equipment
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Maintenance of electrical infrastructure including MCCs, VSDs and control panels
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Perform isolations, lockouts and permit to work requirements
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Assist with commissioning and network integration for all equipment
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What is required from me?
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III or IV in Instrumentation and Control/Electrical (essential)
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Electrical Workers Licence (essential)
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High Voltage Switching and Isolation certification (essential)
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Minimum 2-5 years' experience in a similar poison
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Strong Instrumentation experience
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Construction White Card
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CPR and LVR Certificate
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What is in it for me?
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Stay close to home with no FIFO or DIDO requirements
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Competitive salary
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Job security
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Work within a outstanding team with training and development opportunities
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Role Details:
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$150K + 12% Super + 15% On-call uplifts (circa $200K package!)
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Kwinana Location
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4 x 10 hour days (Monday-Thursday rotating roster), with call-out duties as required
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Sounds like the role for you?
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nIf you are interested in applying for this position, please click "APPLY NOW". If you would like to find out more information, please contact Joel Anderson on / for a confidential discussion. n
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📌 Electrical & Instrumentation Technician (Perth)
🏢 Pearl Recruitment Group
📍 Perth
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