Field Installation Tech: Weather Stations & Remote Travel

Synergie Group; Sydney; Sur place; AUD 89 000 - 97 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

National project through 2030

Six-month extension option

Structured in-house technical training

Regional travel across Australia

Exposure to weather observation tech

Résumé du poste

Synergie Australia seeks a Field Installation Technician for a trusted government client. You will install, configure and commission Automatic Weather Stations, replace legacy equipment and ensure safe operation across regional and remote sites.

This role requires regular travel, Australian citizenship, and a proactive approach to safety and documentation. You will work with local stakeholders and field teams, receiving in-house training and long-term project exposure through eight national hubs.

Qualifications

• Proven field installation experience or similar.
• Electrical/electronic installation knowledge.
• Willingness to travel regularly to regional/remote sites.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety and compliance.

Responsabilités

• Install, configure and commission Automatic Weather Stations.
• Replace, upgrade and transition legacy weather observation equipment.
• Identify site-readiness issues, hazards and operational risks.
• Install sensors, enclosures, power systems and telemetry equipment.
• Complete acceptance testing, calibration checks and commissioning.
• Validate weather data streams before handover.
• Record asset, configuration and installation information.

Connaissances

Field installation experience

Electrical/electronic systems

Remote travel readiness

Safety-conscious work approach

Formation

Certificate III or higher in electronics or electrical studies

Diploma in electronics or electrical studies

Outils

Maximo

Description du poste

Synergie Australia seeks a Field Installation Technician for a trusted government client. You will install, configure and commission Automatic Weather Stations, replace legacy equipment and ensure safe operation across regional and remote sites.

This role requires regular travel, Australian citizenship, and a proactive approach to safety and documentation. You will work with local stakeholders and field teams, receiving in-house training and long-term project exposure through eight national hubs.