We are not a bloated corporate giant, and we don't operate like one. We treat our people like elite professionals. If you are an experienced Fire Electrical Tech who is sick of corporate micromanagement, rigid KPIs, and endless administrative red tape, this is your exit route.
What We Offer
• Top-of-Market Base Salary: A rock-solid $120,000 - $130,000 p.a. + Super (depending on experience)
• Absolute Autonomy: No corporate middle managers breathing down your neck. If you know your trade, execute clean testing, and log your defects, you run your day completely independently.
• Streamlined Digital Workflow: No messy paperwork. Our entire pipeline is fully automated and digitized via simPRO right on your phone.
• Premium Fleet: High-spec, fully equipped modern field vehicle.
• Elite Client Moat: You will be servicing a secure,
premium portfolio of established commercial sites and Tier-1 aged care facilities across the ACT.
Key Responsibilities
• Execute routine inspection, testing, defect maintenance, and reactive repairs on fire detection and electrical systems (FIPs, EWIS, emergency/exit lighting) across our commercial portfolio.
• Accurately log compliance data, system status, and defect quoting metrics directly into simPRO on-site.
• Maintain the high-trust relationship our premium clients and strata managers expect from our brand.
Requirements
• Qualified Electrical Trades-person (ACT Electrical License) with proven, extensive experience in the fire protection industry.
• Deep working knowledge of Australian Standards (AS 1851 / AS 1670 / AS 2293) and ACT building compliance regulations.
• Proficiency operating with modern field management software (experience with simPRO is a massive advantage).
• A clean, current Australian driver’s license.
• An uncompromising work ethic and a desire to be respected as a standalone field qualified.
📌 Senior Fire Electrician (Canberra)
🏢 Leading
📍 Canberra
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