Instrumentation Commissioning & Start-Up Technician – Brisbane

NRL; Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

NRL in Brisbane seeks an experienced Instrument Commissioning & Start-Up Technician for a 5-month self-employed contract on-site. You will lead instrumentation commissioning, calibration and start-up activities for control systems while complying with site safety and permit requirements.

The role requires a Certificate III in Instrumentation Craft (or equivalent), EEHA and Queensland Electrical Licence, plus right to work as self-employed in Australia. Strong troubleshooting skills are valuable.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years’ experience in instrumentation commissioning and start-up.
• Certificate III in Instrumentation Craft (or equivalent).
• EEHA certification.
• Valid First Aid and LV Rescue qualifications.
• Queensland Electrical Licence.
• Right to work as self-employed in Australia (Australian citizen or equivalent).

Responsibilities

• Deliver reliable, high-quality instrumentation commissioning and start-up services for control systems.
• Adhere to all site safety requirements, procedures and permit systems.
• Perform commissioning, troubleshooting, repair and calibration of instrumentation including transmitters, fire and gas systems, control valves and monitoring systems.
• Inspect, adjust, test and commission instrumentation equipment to applicable standards.
• Execute Cause & Effect testing, loop testing, calibration, and system walkdowns.
• Close out punch lists and ensure compliance with system requirements.
• Support vendor personnel and coordinate with other disciplines during start-up activities.

Skills

Instrument commissioning

Troubleshooting

Control systems

Education

Certificate III in Instrumentation Craft

Job description

NRL in Brisbane seeks an experienced Instrument Commissioning & Start-Up Technician for a 5-month self-employed contract on-site. You will lead instrumentation commissioning, calibration and start-up activities for control systems while complying with site safety and permit requirements.

The role requires a Certificate III in Instrumentation Craft (or equivalent), EEHA and Queensland Electrical Licence, plus right to work as self-employed in Australia. Strong troubleshooting skills are valuable.