Commissioning Advisor | Kewdale | Power Generation & Renewable Energy Projects Pacific Energy

ECADIN; Perth; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Nine-day fortnight

Health and wellbeing reimbursement

Paid parental leave

Employee referral bonus program

Salary sacrifice options

Ongoing training and development

Job summary

Pacific Energy is an Australian market leader in sustainable distributed energy, delivering solar, wind, storage and hydrogen solutions. We seek a hands-on Commissioning Advisor to plan, coordinate and oversee commissioning across power stations, storage and hybrid systems, aligning with safety, quality and project outcomes.

You will travel to sites across Western Australia, work with project teams, OEMs and clients, and drive successful commissioning handovers while upholding Pacific Energy

Qualifications

• Current WA A Grade Electrical Workers Licence.
• Demonstrated commissioning experience within the power generation industry.
• Experience coordinating commissioning activities in construction or project delivery environments.
• Strong organisational, communication and stakeholder management skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain commissioning documentation (plans, schedules, ITPs, ITRs, checklists, reports).
• Coordinate onsite commissioning activities in line with project specs and standards.
• Inspect, verify and test systems to ensure performance, quality and compliance.
• Provide updates, reporting and technical support throughout the project lifecycle.
• Support QA/QC, project documentation and operational handovers.
• Promote safety, quality and environmental compliance during all commissioning tasks.

Skills

Commissioning

Planning & Scheduling

Documentation

QA/QC

Stakeholder mgmt

Safety leadership

Education

WA A Grade Electrical Workers Licence

Job description

About the job

Job Type: Permanent – Full Time

Location: Perth, Western Australia

Job Category: Project Delivery

Pacific Energy is an Australian market leader in the provision of sustainable distributed energy.

As Australia’s only end‑to‑end provider of all renewable energy technologies, with proven experience integrating solar, wind, battery energy storage and green hydrogen into new and existing systems, we deliver industry firsts that are leading the clean energy transition.

Job Description

We are seeking an experiencedCommissioning Advisorto join our team and play a key role in bringing critical energy infrastructure projects to life. Working across new power stations, battery energy storage systems, plant upgrades and hybrid renewable energy projects, you’ll ensure systems are commissioned safely, efficiently and ready for operation.

Be the Difference at Pacific Energy

At Pacific Energy, our people are the driving force behind our success. We value diverse perspectives, foster innovation and create an environment where our people can thrive and build rewarding careers.

Why Join Us?

In addition to working on projects that are helping shape Australia’s energy future, you’ll enjoy:

• Full‑time permanent position based in Kewdale
• Attractive remuneration package
• Nine‑day fortnight opportunity
• Health and wellbeing reimbursement benefits
• Paid parental leave benefits to support growing families
• Employee referral bonus program
• Salary sacrifice options for superannuation, novated leasing and education
• Ongoing training and professional development opportunities
• Opportunity to work across a diverse portfolio of power generation and renewable energy projects

About The Role

As a Commissioning Advisor, you’ll be responsible for planning, coordinating and overseeing commissioning activities across a diverse portfolio of energy projects.

Working closely with project teams, contractors, OEMs and clients, you’ll ensure critical systems are tested, commissioned and handed over safely and successfully.

Based in Perth, this role includes regular site travel during commissioning phases.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain commissioning documentation, including plans, schedules, ITPs, ITRs, checklists and reports.
• Support commissioning planning activities, including scheduling, resource planning and readiness activities.
• Coordinate and oversee onsite commissioning activities in line with project specifications, company standards and industry requirements.
• Conduct inspections, construction verification and functional testing to validate system performance, quality and compliance outcomes.
• Collaborate with project teams, clients, OEMs and operations teams to resolve issues and drive successful commissioning outcomes.
• Provide commissioning updates, reporting and technical support throughout the project lifecycle.
• Support quality assurance activities, project documentation and operational handovers.
• Promote the highest standards of safety, quality and environmental compliance throughout all commissioning activities.
• Foster a workplace culture aligned with Pacific Energy’s values of Safety, Transparency, Accountability, Respect and Sustainability.

About You

Desired Skills and Experience

This role will suit a hands‑on commissioning professional who enjoys solving technical challenges, working closely with site teams and seeing projects through to successful completion. You’ll be comfortable balancing site‑based activities with planning, documentation and stakeholder engagement while maintaining a strong focus on safety and quality.

Skills, Experience & Qualifications

• Current WA A Grade Electrical Workers Licence.
• Demonstrated commissioning experience within the power generation industry and a strong understanding of electrical safety requirements, industry standards and best practice.
• Experience within a construction or project delivery environment.
• Strong organisational, communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work effectively with clients, OEMs, project teams and site personnel.
• Experience coordinating commissioning activities, documentation, resources and project priorities.
• Sound understanding of QA/QC requirements and a commitment to safety, quality and environmental compliance.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast‑paced project environment.
• Willingness to travel and work remotely as required.
• Experience in Controls & Instrumentation and/or Hazardous Areas is highly regarded.

Ready to Power a Cleaner Future?

To be considered for this opportunity, applicants must have full Australian working rights.