Hydrogen E&I Commissioning Technician - Perth

Powertech; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flights from major capitals

Job summary

Powertech Resourcing is seeking an E&I Commissioning Technician for a Renewable Hydrogen Project in Western Australia. The role involves executing loop checks, calibration and testing of field instruments, and assisting with control system commissioning.

Based in Perth with flights provided from major Australian capitals, the position offers an exciting, long-term contract with 10.5-hour days and a 2x1 roster. Australian electrical licensing and hazardous area certification are required.

Qualifications

• WA Unrestricted Electrical Licence (A-Grade) is required.
• Hazardous Area certification required.
• Certificate III or IV Instrumentation required.
• Trade Certificate required.
• CPR / LVR certificates required.
• First Aid desirable.
• Hydrogen project exposure desirable but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Perform loop checks, instrument calibration, and functional testing of field instruments (pressure, flow, level, temperature, analytical sensors, etc.).
• Conduct I/O testing between field devices, control panels, PLCs, and the DCS.
• Assist in commissioning of control systems for hydrogen electrolyzers, compressors, storage, and water treatment units.
• Participate in logic verification, sequence testing, and tuning of control loops.
• Support FAT, SAT, and integrated system testing with vendors and EPC contractors.

Education

WA Unrestricted Electrical Licence (A-Grade)

Hazardous Area certification

Certificate III or IV Instrumentation

Trade Certificate

CPR / LVR certificates

First Aid

Hydrogen project exposure desirable

Job description

Powertech Resourcing is seeking an E&I Commissioning Technician for a Renewable Hydrogen Project in Western Australia. The role involves executing loop checks, calibration and testing of field instruments, and assisting with control system commissioning.

Based in Perth with flights provided from major Australian capitals, the position offers an exciting, long-term contract with 10.5-hour days and a 2x1 roster. Australian electrical licensing and hazardous area certification are required.