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Schindler Lifts in Australia is launching the Elevate Electricians Program in NSW, inviting qualified electricians to transition into the lift industry and build a long-term career as a Lift Service Technician. If you have strong electrical fault-finding skills, you’ll learn everything needed to maintain, troubleshoot and repair lifts and escalators under the guidance of experienced technicians.
No lift experience? No problem.
Are you a qualified electrician working in commercial, industrial, manufacturing, facilities maintenance, mining, construction or automation environments?
Have you ever considered a career in the lift industry?
As demand for skilled technicians continues to grow, we are launching our Elevate Electricians Program in NSW - a unique opportunity for qualified electricians to transition into the lift industry and build a long-term career as a Lift Service Technician.
We are looking for motivated electricians who want to expand their skills, work with advanced technology, and develop a highly specialised trade. Through our structured training program, you'll learn everything you need to become a Lift Service Technician.
No lift experience? No problem.
If you bring sound electrical fault-finding skills, a safety-first mindset, and a desire to learn, we'll provide the industry training.
Schindler Australia is part of the Schindler Group, one of the world's leading elevator and escalator companies, operating in over 100 countries and employing more than 60,000 people globally. We employ over 1,000 people across Australia who design, install, service and modernise lifts, escalators and moving walkways in some of the world’s most iconic buildings.
Our EE Program is designed to fast-track qualified electricians into the lift industry through a combination of:
You’ll join our Service team and learn how to maintain, troubleshoot and repair lifts and escalators while being supported every step of the way.
As an entry-level Lift Service Technician, you will use your existing electrical knowledge as the foundation for developing specialist skills in lift maintenance, fault-finding and repair. You will:
No two days are the same, and you’ll develop a highly sought-after skill set within a specialised industry.
We are interested in speaking with electricians from:
To be successful, you will have: