Rail Signalling Electrician — 9-day Fortnight, NSW

UGL Pty Limited; Bathurst; Hybrid; AUD 101,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Nine-day fortnight roster

Overtime with penalty rates

AIA Vitality wellness program

Discounts on private health insurance

Job summary

UGL Pty Limited in Bathurst is seeking a Signal Electrician to maintain and repair rail signalling systems on a long-term project. You will perform inspections, diagnose faults, and fix signalling defects, contributing to safe operations across NSW regions.

The role requires a Cert IV in Rail Signalling, prior signalling experience, and strong fault diagnosis, drawing interpretation, and communication skills. A White Card and a Class C licence are essential.

Qualifications

• Signal Electrician with Cert IV Electrical (Rail Signalling)
• Previous signalling experience is required
• Able to fault-rectify, test, commission & decommission signalling systems
• Strong ability to read/interpret technical drawings
• Excellent communication and time-management skills
• White card holder; Class C driver’s licence essential (HR preferred)
• RIW card preferred
• Rail maintenance background and technical understanding

Responsibilities

• Conduct maintenance inspections and repairs per UGLRL’s Technical Maintenance Plan.
• Identify and repair signal mechanical faults and attend failures to diagnose signalling faults.
• Diagnose and correct signalling faults and restore systems.
• Interpret/read technical drawings accurately.
• Support other business groups in delivering works as needed.

Skills

Signal maintenance

Fault rectification

Reading drawings

Communication

Time management

White card

Driver’s licence (Class C)

RIW card preferred

Teamwork

Education

Cert IV Electrical (Rail Signalling)

Job description

UGL Pty Limited in Bathurst is seeking a Signal Electrician to maintain and repair rail signalling systems on a long-term project. You will perform inspections, diagnose faults, and fix signalling defects, contributing to safe operations across NSW regions.

The role requires a Cert IV in Rail Signalling, prior signalling experience, and strong fault diagnosis, drawing interpretation, and communication skills. A White Card and a Class C licence are essential.