LNG Mechanical Planner - Safe, Efficient Work Packs

Shell; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Remote/mobile working options

Competitive salary with annual bonus

Paid parental leave

Job summary

Shell Australia is seeking a Mechanical Planner to plan and prepare mechanical and facilities maintenance work for Shell QGC LNG assets. You will identify labour, materials and tools, develop work plans and packs, and ensure readiness for safe execution.

You will collaborate with Operations, E&I, Engineering and contractors, while maintaining planning data in CMMS and supporting budgeting activities. Flexible arrangements may be considered where regulations permit.

Qualifications

• Certificate III Mechanical Trade is required.
• Experience in LNG/oil & gas, petrochemical, utilities or heavy industry.
• Experience planning or executing maintenance on diesel engines and rotating equipment.
• Skilled in CMMS use and in workpack development.

Responsibilities

• Integrate HSSE requirements into planning activities.
• Define labour, material, tooling, and resource needs.
• Develop work plans, task lists and work packs for safe field execution.
• Coordinate procurement and availability of materials and services.
• Monitor work readiness and planning quality.

Skills

CMMS use

Work planning

Scheduling & risk management

Stakeholder engagement

Maintenance planning

Diesel engines & rotating equipment

Education

Certificate III Mechanical Trade

First Aid certificate

Tools

CMMS

Permit to Work / JHA/JSA

Job description

Shell Australia is seeking a Mechanical Planner to plan and prepare mechanical and facilities maintenance work for Shell QGC LNG assets. You will identify labour, materials and tools, develop work plans and packs, and ensure readiness for safe execution.

You will collaborate with Operations, E&I, Engineering and contractors, while maintaining planning data in CMMS and supporting budgeting activities. Flexible arrangements may be considered where regulations permit.