Electrical Engineer - Maintenance and Inspection Main areas of focus:
Testing and monitoring large scale/ HV powered machinery Taking on responsibility for maximising the value a client will get out of their machine Using the industry leading technology to its best possible level Working together collaboratively with other team members and client technical staff Calculating and analysing data that is collated Putting together and maintaining reporting company methodologies A bit about the company:
Our company specialises in optimising the output and lifespan of large scale, fixed machinery for their clients.
Specifically electrically driven machinery.
With bases all around the country, there are decades of experience and history of looking after all sorts of companies.
Typically, within the Resources, Manufacturing, Power, and Water sectors – but also in other setups that use this scale of electrically powered machinery.
It's about providing specialist help to get the most out of these crucial assets.
Assets that cost plenty when they aren't working well or not working at all.
There will be site-based work to be done – so travel will be a part of the role.
The short story around the position:
This role has come about as a result of business growth, and the winning of new contracts, both with existing and new clients.
Ideally, we are looking for someone who has some sort of understanding of how things like Transformers, Rotating Machines, and Generators are put together and work.
So when it comes to maintaining them, there is a technical foundation to problem-solving the solutions.
You will be working with a skilled R&D department and will need to be able to be that connection between them and the client.
It's a department that will be an extra element to your ability to prescribe solutions and formulate plans, ideally based on a true understanding of how the machines were put together in the first place.
There is a lot more than just the technical perspectives involved when it comes to the management of this type of machinery.
It's engaging with all the relevant stakeholders to get the right outcomes, such as liaising with client's senior management, training engineers, and brainstorming with the R&D team.
So, it's not just about the technical side; it's also understanding the unique commercial realities and educating in a way that your message can be received and acted on.
Working with some of the largest electrically powered machinery in the country, the role will involve a significant degree of travel to the customer's sites.
What are the potentially attractive pieces to this one?
Opportunity to work with some of the more technically capable professionals in the industry Work with some unique hardware and software solutions Work together with an intelligent and well-educated R&D department Ability to significantly contribute to the betterment of existing company practices Work alongside some of the largest industrial companies in Australia There is more to this role that can be discussed further if this is of particular interest to you.
But the starting point most certainly is a Degree in Electrical Engineering.
Please feel free to reach out for further details to help paint the picture.
Attention Mark.
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