Afternoon Shift Industrial Electrician – Maintenance Pro

CGC Recruitment; Sydney; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

CGC Recruitment is seeking an experienced Shift Electrician for a leading NSW manufacturing operation. You will join an established team, undertake electrical maintenance, fault-finding and repairs on production machinery to keep plant running safely and efficiently.

The role requires a Certificate III in Electrotechnology and unrestricted NSW Electrical Licence, 3–5 years in heavy industry, and hands-on knowledge of three-phase power, motor controls, PLCs and sensors.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of three-phase power, motor controls and PLCs.
• Experience fault-finding and repairs on industrial production machines.
• Ability to read electrical schematics/technical drawings.
• Proactive safety, maintenance and continuous improvement mindset.
• Autonomous and collaborative with teams.

Responsibilities

• Carry out electrical maintenance, fault-finding and repairs on production machinery and plant equipment.
• Troubleshoot industrial electrical systems and minimise production downtime.
• Work with engineering and production teams to identify and resolve equipment issues.
• Assist with mechanical maintenance requirements where necessary.
• Monitor plant equipment and identify maintenance requirements or potential issues.
• Support production activities to ensure output, quality and safety targets are achieved.
• Promote a strong safety culture and ensure compliance with workplace procedures.
• Provide guidance and support to production teams during the afternoon shift.
• Assist with continuous improvement initiatives and special projects.

Skills

Three-phase power

Motor controls

Variable speed drives

PLCs

Sensors and instrumentation

Education

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician

Current unrestricted NSW Electrical Licence

Job description

CGC Recruitment is seeking an experienced Shift Electrician for a leading NSW manufacturing operation. You will join an established team, undertake electrical maintenance, fault-finding and repairs on production machinery to keep plant running safely and efficiently.

The role requires a Certificate III in Electrotechnology and unrestricted NSW Electrical Licence, 3–5 years in heavy industry, and hands-on knowledge of three-phase power, motor controls, PLCs and sensors.