1. Purpose of the Role

This role keeps customers' generators running safely and gets equipment in and out of the warehouse on time. The successful applicant is a hands-on, gas-licensed mechanic who services, repairs and commissions generator sets, and who also looks after stock, receiving and dispatch when workshop demand is lower.

2. Key Responsibilities: Generator and Gas Servicing

- Commission, test and service gas-fuelled generators and associated gas fitting work, within the scope of your licence. Including but not limited to gas train assembly, generator build and testing, FAT support

- Carry out scheduled and breakdown servicing, diagnosis and repair of generator sets, including engines, fuel systems, cooling, lubrication, exhaust and starting systems.

- Diagnose faults using manufacturer manuals, test equipment and fault codes, and recommend repair or replacement options.

- Complete job cards, service reports, test records and compliance documentation accurately and on time.

- Occasionally travel to customer sites, as required, to carry out field service, emergency repairs and installations.

- Maintain workshop tools, test equipment and service vehicles in safe, calibrated working order.

- Advise customers and colleagues on generator operation, maintenance intervals and fuel safety.

3. Key Responsibilities: Warehouse and Logistics

- Receive, check, unpack and put away incoming goods, generators, parts and consumables, and report any damage or discrepancies.

- Build, check and pack service kits and spares to the BOM and packing list.

- Operate forklifts, pallet jacks and other materials handling equipment safely.

- Keep stock records accurate in the company's job and inventory system, and take part in regular stocktakes.





- Store and handle fuels, gas cylinders, batteries, oils and other dangerous goods in line with regulations.

- Keep the warehouse, workshop and yard clean, organised and free of hazards.

- Load and unload vehicles, and secure loads for transport.

- Support other team members with general duties as directed.

4. Qualifications, Licences and Tickets

Essential

- Trade qualification as a mechanic or gas fitter (e.g. Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade, Heavy Commercial Vehicle, Diesel Fitting, or Gasfitting), or equivalent experience.

- Current Queensland gas work licence or authorisation, or the ability to obtain one within an agreed period.

- Current Queensland Class C (car) driver licence.

- General construction induction (White Card).

- Forklift licence (LF), or willingness to obtain one on commencement.

Desirable

- Dangerous goods handling training.

- Working at heights, confined space or first aid certification.

- Manufacturer training on major generator brands.

5. Skills and Experience

- At least 3 years' experience servicing and repairing generators or similar stationary engines.

- Strong fault-finding skills across mechanical, fuel and basic electrical systems.

- Ability to read technical manuals, wiring diagrams and gas system drawings.

- Previous warehouse, stores or dispatch experience,



including stock handling and basic data entry.

- Comfortable using computers and job management or inventory software.

- Clear written and verbal communication, and the ability to work independently or in a small team.

- Reliable, punctual, safety-minded and willing to learn.

6. Physical Requirements and Work Workplace

- Work is split between a workshop, a warehouse and customer sites, indoors and outdoors, in heat, noise and varying weather.

- Regularly lifts and carries items, and uses lifting aids and team lifts for heavy generators and parts, in line with manual handling procedures.

- Spends long periods standing, bending, kneeling and working in confined or awkward positions.

- Works around fuels, gases, oils, batteries and moving machinery, and wears required PPE at all times.

- May be required to be on call or travel for emergency generator repairs.

7. WHS, Quality and Compliance Responsibilities

- Follow all work health and safety laws, company procedures and site rules, and wear the required PPE.

- Report hazards, incidents and near misses straight away, and take part in safety meetings and training.

- Work only within the scope of your licences and training, and stop work if a task is unsafe.

- Follow the company's integrated management system, including document control and record keeping.

- Handle gas, fuel and dangerous goods in line with applicable Queensland and Australian standards.

- Look after company vehicles, tools and equipment, and keep customer information confidential.

Pay: $80,000.00 – $90,000.00 per year

Benefits:

- Maternity leave
- Professional development assistance
- Travel reimbursement

Work Location: In person

📌 Gas Generator Technician (Darra)
🏢 RYUJIN OCEANIA
📍 Darra