E&I Shutdown Planner for Industrial Turnarounds

Nufarm; Victoria; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Nufarm is seeking an experienced Shutdown Planner for E&I at its Laverton North site in Victoria, Australia. The role focuses on planning and coordinating shutdowns, turnarounds and major maintenance in a high-risk industrial environment, ensuring safety, efficiency and minimal production disruption.

You will work with trades, contractors, engineers and operations teams to develop detailed scopes, schedules and work packs, while aligning with permits, isolations and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Electrical or Instrumentation trade or engineering background.
• Exposure to CMMS systems and shutdown planning.
• Strong planning, coordination and stakeholder engagement skills.

Responsibilities

• Developing detailed shutdown scopes, schedules and work packs for electrical and instrumentation maintenance activities.
• Coordinating materials, spare parts, contractor resources and specialist tooling to ensure shutdown readiness.
• Supporting safe execution through robust planning of permits, isolations, JSEAs, LOTO requirements and regulatory compliance activities.
• Working closely with Operations, Engineering, Maintenance and HSE teams to align shutdown plans and priorities.
• Raising purchase requisitions and coordinating suppliers to support shutdown delivery.
• Monitoring shutdown progress, managing schedule updates and supporting scope changes during execution.
• Providing onsite support to trades and contractors during shutdowns to ensure works are completed safely and efficiently.
• Participating in post-shutdown reviews and capturing lessons learned to drive continuous improvement.

Job description

Nufarm is seeking an experienced Shutdown Planner for E&I at its Laverton North site in Victoria, Australia. The role focuses on planning and coordinating shutdowns, turnarounds and major maintenance in a high-risk industrial environment, ensuring safety, efficiency and minimal production disruption.

You will work with trades, contractors, engineers and operations teams to develop detailed scopes, schedules and work packs, while aligning with permits, isolations and regulatory requirements.