Electrical Supervisor – Mining, Lead & Safe Operations

Gold Fields; Shire Of Laverton; On-site; AUD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

6% Site Allowance

Quarterly Bonus Scheme

5 Weeks Annual Leave & 18 weeks Par0nt

Relocation Support offered

Job summary

Gold Fields is seeking an experienced Electrical Supervisor at our WA site to lead a frontline electrical team, including contractors. You will ensure safe, compliant maintenance and coordinate with operations to minimise production disruption.

Applicants should hold Australian recognised electrical qualifications, WA licenses, and supervisory certificates, with strong leadership, communication, and proactive problem-solving skills within a mining environment.

Qualifications

• Electrical trade qualification and WA license required.
• Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor Certificate essential.
• High voltage switching qualifications and experience preferred.
• Demonstrated leadership in a mining environment.
• Strong communication and multitasking capabilities.
• Electrical supervisory experience highly regarded.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day activities of electrical team including contractors.
• Ensure maintenance electrical works are safely executed per procedures.
• Minimise production disruption with contingency planning and parts access.
• Provide leadership and coaching through Performance Management Systems.
• Develop and maintain team training and development plans.

Skills

Electrical supervision

Mining experience

Leadership

Communication

Proactive approach

Education

Australian recognised Electrical Trade Qualification

WA Electrical License

Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor Certificate

High Voltage Switching qualifications

Electrical Nominee’s License

WA Manual Driver’s Licence

Tools

SAP knowledge

Job description

Gold Fields is seeking an experienced Electrical Supervisor at our WA site to lead a frontline electrical team, including contractors. You will ensure safe, compliant maintenance and coordinate with operations to minimise production disruption.

Applicants should hold Australian recognised electrical qualifications, WA licenses, and supervisory certificates, with strong leadership, communication, and proactive problem-solving skills within a mining environment.