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D4C (Delivering for Customers) is hiring a Mechanical Fitter in Sydney to maintain critical water and wastewater infrastructure for a major utility network. This permanent, full-time role offers diverse field work across Sydney, with strong earning potential and exposure to assets from pumping stations to SCADA systems.
You will perform maintenance, fault-finding, repairs and upgrades, with on-call shifts and competitive EBA-based rates.
Join D4C (Delivering for Customers), the long-term Sydney Water joint venture backed by Tier 1 organisations John Holland, Service Stream and WSP. Become part of a team maintaining critical water and wastewater infrastructure across Sydney.
This is a permanent full-time opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Fitter who wants stable, long-term work, great earning potential, and the chance to work on a diverse range of industrial assets across one of Australia's largest utility networks.
Over $150k pa* + overtime + penalties + allowances
Permanent role with long-term workload security
RDOs and EBA benefits
On call shift every 8 weeks (Work Vehicle Included)
15% afternoon shift loading
On-call allowance of $111 per day
Work with industry-leading organisations John Holland and Service Stream
Diverse field-based work across Sydney
Career growth opportunities within a Tier 1 infrastructure environment
EBA increases in negotiation
Pay is equivalent to $53.72 per hour based on our current EBA, which is under negotiation. New increased rates may apply after the EBA has been ratified
Forget doing the same thing every day.
You'll work across a wide range of operational water and wastewater assets throughout Sydney, performing maintenance, fault-finding, repairs and upgrades on equipment that keeps essential services running for millions of people.
From pumping stations and treatment plants to generators, motors, SCADA systems and chemical dosing equipment, you'll have exposure to a broad range of industrial electrical systems and technologies.
No two days are the same.
Planned and reactive maintenance
Fault finding and breakdown response
Installation and commissioning of new equipment
Testing and inspection of electrical assets
Working with pumps, motors and control systems
SCADA monitoring and troubleshooting
Supporting continuous improvement initiatives
Maintaining the highest safety standards
Trade Certificate
Current Driver's Licence
Strong fault-finding and industrial maintenance experience
Pumps and motor maintenance experience
Water, utilities, manufacturing or industrial background
Every day, the work you do helps keep Sydney's water and wastewater network operating safely and efficiently.
If you're looking for a role that offers stability, variety, strong earning potential and the backing of two of Australia's leading infrastructure businesses, we'd like to hear from you.