Sick of big construction sites, or after a trade path with more variety and a skill set that's always in demand? We'll train a good A-Grade electrician into a Service Fire Electrician.
About us
Wet & Dry Fire Services is a South Australian owned fire protection contractor based in Salisbury Plain. We look after fire services across five metro council contracts, Defence and State Government sites, commercial buildings and warehouses. We're ISO 9001 certified, NFIA members, and run by two working directors.
What you'll learn and do
- Fault finding on addressable fire panels (mainly Ampac FireFinder) and conventional systems
- Repairing and replacing panels, detectors, EWIS components and brigade signalling equipment
- Fire system upgrades and modifications for our maintenance customers
- First and second fix of fire detection and EWIS on small fitouts
- Working alongside our service supervisor and experienced fire electricians until you're confident on your own
What you'll need
- A-Grade electrical licence (SA). Fire experience not required
- Strong fault-finding skills and a willingness to learn
- Must be able to obtain a Defence DCAC pass, required for our Defence sites
- National Police Check and Working with Children Check (or able to obtain)
- Current driver's licence
- Reliable, tidy and valuable with clients on site
What we offer
- Competitive hourly rate plus a service allowance
- 12% superannuation
- Fully equipped company van and phone allowance
- Structured on-the-job training in fire detection and EWIS
- Annual pay review every January
- Mostly Monday to Friday service work across Adelaide metro
- A small team with direct access to the directors
To apply, send your resume through SEEK and tell us a bit about your fault-finding background. All enquiries treated confidentially.
📌 A-Grade Electrician - Move into Fire Services (Salisbury Plain)
🏢 Wet & Dry Fire Services
📍 Salisbury Plain
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