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Western Power is seeking a Lineworker for a permanent DIDO role in Perth, WA. You’ll respond to faults, work with regional crews on planned and unplanned maintenance, and complete construction to Western Power standards. The role focuses on safety, reliability, and customer relations across regional WA.
Based in Moora and Three Springs, you’ll travel from Balcatta, working an 8 days on / 6 days off roster with diverse allowances and a pathway for career growth in a modern energy network.
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Join Western Power and help shape WA’s energy future.
We’re a stable, growing company investing in modernising the state’s energy network. This permanent role starts February 2026 and offers strong career pathways plus an 8:6 roster for great work-life balance. You’ll enjoy consistency, time at home, and meaningful hands‑on work across regional WA.
As part of our North Operational Maintenance DIDO team, you’ll travel from Balcatta to Central North depots in Western Power vehicles, working 150 hours over a four‑week roster. Based in Moora and Three Springs, you’ll play a vital role maintaining the backbone of the Southwest Interconnected System (SWIS).
Responding to and rectifying faults promptly to minimise supply disruptions
Working with locally based crews on planned and unplanned maintenance works.
Completing construction and maintenance work to Western Power standards.
Maintaining and developing core line skills in line with evolving industry requirements.
Participating in pre-job planning to ensure safety and reliability.
Upholding excellent customer relations when interacting with the public.
People who are comfortable working away from home (please note assessments will form part of the recruitment and selection process)
Certificate III in ESI – Power System Distribution Overhead (or equivalent).
Proven experience in construction and maintenance of distribution electricity networks.
HOU and LOU Switching experience (highly regarded but not essential).
HC driver’s licence (highly regarded but not essential)
C2 Crane licence (highly regarded but not essential)
Current authorisation and experience in Glove and Barrier work (highly regarded but not essential).
At Western Power, we’re committed to your career growth and work-life balance. Here’s what you’ll enjoy: