EEHA Electrician| LNG| FIFO 2:1

Ganaji Contracting Pty Ltd; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 83,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate + project alow

Project completion bonus

Flights, accommodation and meals

Major LNG experience on CV

Job summary

Ganaji Contracting is mobilising EEHA Electricians for a major brownfields modification project at a live LNG processing facility in Karratha. You'll work on hazardous-area installations, tie-ins and plant upgrades that will support the facility’s future gas production.

The project offers a 2:1 FIFO roster (any Australian capital city or DIDO from Karratha), immediate start, flights, accommodation and meals, and a competitive hourly rate with project allowances.

Qualifications

• 3+ years post-trade experience in electrical construction.
• Experience as EEHA Electrician on hazardous-area installations.
• LNG or oil and gas industry experience preferred. Brownfields exposure valued.

Responsibilities

• Install cable, glanding and terminating; fit junction boxes and lighting in hazardous areas.
• Interpret drawings, schedules, and hazardous-area documentation.
• Work under Permit to Work, isolation and LOTO around live services and operating plant.
• Maintain accurate Ex and construction documentation.

Skills

EEHA experience

Hazardous-area installs

LNG/oil gas experience

Safety focus

Electrical construction

Education

Cert III in Electrotechnology (Electrician)

Cert IV in Hazardous Areas – Electrical

Construction White Card

First Aid / Senior First Aid

Job description

Ganaji Contracting is mobilising EEHA Electricians for a major brownfields modification project at a live LNG processing facility in Karratha. You’ll work on hazardous-area installations, tie-ins and plant upgrades that will support the facility’s future gas production.

The role suits electricians who have extensive Oil and Gas experience know Hazardous Area equipment well and can work safely around live plant. If that’s you, we’d like to talk.

What’s in it for you

• Competitive hourly rate + project allowances
• Project completion bonus
• Fly in from anywhere in Australia. The point of hire can be any Australian capital city on a 2:1 FIFO roster, and Karratha locals can work DIDO
• Immediate start full-time role
• Flights, accommodation and meals provided
• Major LNG experience for your CV, working on a crew where safety and wellbeing come first

The project

• Location: Karratha, WA
• Site: Live LNG processing facility (brownfields)
• Scope: Hazardous-area electrical installation, brownfields modifications, tie-ins, shutdowns and plant upgrades
• Roster: 2:1, 11.5-hour days
• Point of hire: Any Australian capital city (FIFO), or Karratha (DIDO)
• Employment: Full-time project role

What you’ll be doing

• Installing cable, glanding and terminating, plus fitting junction boxes, lighting and electrical equipment in hazardous areas
• Working from electrical drawings, cable schedules and hazardous-area documentation
• Working under Permit to Work, isolation and LOTO procedures around live services and operating plant
• Keeping construction and Ex documentation accurate and compliant

What you’ll bring

• At least 3 years’ post-trade experience in electrical construction
• Proven experience as an EEHA Electrician on hazardous-area installations
• LNG or oil and gas experience. Brownfields experience is highly regarded
• A solid understanding of EEHA requirements and Hazardous Area equipment
• A focus on doing the job safely, compliantly and well

Tickets and licences required

• Current WA Electrical Licence (unrestricted)
• Cert III in Electrotechnology (Electrician)
• Cert IV in Hazardous Areas – Electrical (UEE42611 or current equivalent), completed or refreshed within the last 3 years
• Construction White Card
• Gas Test Atmospheres
• CPR and LVR (within the last 12 months)
• First Aid / Senior First Aid (within the last 3 years) desirable
• Right to work in Australia

Successful applicants will need to pass a pre-employment medical and a drug and alcohol screen.