Lineworker Apprentice — Build WA's Smart Grid

Western Power; Perth; On-site; AUD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid full-time apprenticeship

Salary packaging

Discounted health insurance

Gym memberships

Mentoring and development

Job summary

Western Power is inviting applicants for a Lineworker Apprenticeship in Western Australia. This paid, full-time program runs for four years, with on-the-job learning and formal training to obtain the Certificate III in ESI - Distribution Overhead.

You will train alongside qualified tradespeople and gradually take on hands-on responsibilities. The role requires a driver’s license (C class), physical fitness, and the ability to travel to different locations for rotations and training, with

Qualifications

• Must be 18 years or older.
• Have a C class driver’s license.
• Have completed minimum Year 10 with English and Maths.
• Be physically fit and able to lift heavy equipment.
• Be willing to complete a pre-employment medical assessment.
• Be willing to obtain high-risk licenses.
• Be willing to work a 75-hour fortnight, including overtime when required.
• Be willing to travel to remote locations for rotations and training.

Responsibilities

• Support the Lineworker team while working towards a Nationally recognised Certificate III in ESI - Distribution Overhead (UET30621).
• Learn installation, maintenance and inspection of poles, structures and hardware under supervision.
• Demonstrate safety and quality practices on-site during all tasks.

Skills

Physical fitness

Hand-eye coordination

Safety awareness

Willingness to travel

Education

Year 10 complete (English & Maths)

Job description

Western Power is inviting applicants for a Lineworker Apprenticeship in Western Australia. This paid, full-time program runs for four years, with on-the-job learning and formal training to obtain the Certificate III in ESI - Distribution Overhead.

You will train alongside qualified tradespeople and gradually take on hands-on responsibilities. The role requires a driver’s license (C class), physical fitness, and the ability to travel to different locations for rotations and training, with