Lead Electrical Engineer / Electrical Superintendent
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Engineering · Karratha, WA, Australia · Full-Time · $200,000/yr · Visa: Employer sponsored
Taking ownership of electrical maintenance, reliability and performance across a whole plant is what this senior job in Karratha is about. The employer, a major industrial process plant, wants an experienced Lead Electrical Engineer or Electrical Superintendent in a permanent residential position, and it is not FIFO.
The plant expects solid operating plant, maintenance and reliability experience. Whether you come from a Lead Engineer or an Electrical Superintendent background, your application will be weighed against your experience, and sponsorship is available for suitable international candidates.
From Dar es Salaam or Arusha, put the plants you have worked in, the electrical teams you have led and your shutdown and commissioning projects on the CV, and use Build AI CV to shape it for an engineering lead role.
Key Responsibilities
- Own electrical maintenance for the operation
- Lead on electrical reliability and on how plant assets perform
- Manage the electrical teams and contractors on site
- Oversee shutdown, turnaround and commissioning work
- Hold safety and compliance standards high
- Keep electrical assets performing
Requirements & Eligibility
- Many years of electrical engineering, or of leading electrical maintenance
- Strength in industrial electrical systems, HV/MV/LV included
- Experience that covers plant maintenance, reliability and asset performance
- A record of directing electrical teams and contractors
- Shutdown / turnaround and commissioning experience
- Firm knowledge of safety and compliance
- Time spent in a process plant, resources, energy, oil and gas, chemical, manufacturing or similar environment, and applicants from fertiliser, chemical, petrochemical, refinery, LNG, oil and gas, power generation, mineral processing or major fixed-plant operations are encouraged
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