Security Cleared Trades & Technicians

Programmed; Canberra; On-site; AUD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Attractive rates (EBA)

Maintained company vehicle

Mobile phone

Uniform

Progression within the company

Supportive team environment

Weekly wages (great award)

Job summary

Programmed Electrical Technologies is expanding across Canberra and seeking cleared personnel for critical electrical and communications infrastructure projects.

We welcome electricians, data and communications techs to apply for opportunities that include career progression, supportive teams, and competitive hourly rates in a secure, government-focused environment.

Qualifications

• Communications Technician qualifications
• ACA License
• Fibre Accreditation and/or experience
• Full Manual driver's license
• Demonstrated experience in communication including all aspects or fibre, testing and the like.
• Flexibility, passion, enthusiasm and self-motivation
• Knowledge of OH&S necessary in communications work
• Not a prerequisite but preferred (and willing to obtain);
• A Grade Electrical Licence.
• White Card (or equivalent)
• Australian citizenship.

Responsibilities

• Due to recent successes, we are expanding our Client Service division and are searching for focused, energetic self-starters to join our Western Australian team.
• Additional responsibility growth and future leadership opportunities are available.

Skills

Flexibility

Self-motivation

Future leadership potential

Education

ACA License

Fibre Accreditation

Full Manual Driver's License

White Card

A Grade Electrical Licence (preferred)

Job description

Already hold a security clearance?

• Work on secure, high-profile government and Defence projects
• Industry-leading pay starting from and hourly rate between $52-$64 p/h, allowances and genuine career progression
• Immediate opportunities for electricians, data technicians and communications technicians

Programmed Electrical Technologies is expanding across Canberra and is seeking motivated cleared personnel looking to work on critical electrical and communications infrastructure projects.

Whether your background is electrical, ICT, telecommunications, security, construction or maintenance, we can provide pathways into long-term careers supporting Australia's most important facilities.

Who we are

Programmed Electrical Technologies is one of the leading providers of audio visual, communications and electrical services, providing customers with a complete end-to-end solution across a multitude of industries. Working with Programmed Electrical Technologies means you will become part of the Programmed family: a company that encourages career development, supports flexibility and cares about your personal wellbeing and safety.

The Role

Due to recent successes, we are expanding our Client Service division and are searching for focused, energetic self-starters to join our Western Australian team. We are looking for future leaders.

Skills and Experience

• Communications Technician qualifications
• ACA License
• Fibre Accreditation and/or experience
• Full Manual driver's license
• Demonstrated experience in communication including all aspects or fibre, testing and the like.
• Flexibility, passion, enthusiasm and self-motivation
• Knowledge of OH&S necessary in communications work

Not a prerequisite but preferred (and willing to obtain);

• A Grade Electrical Licence.
• White Card (or equivalent)
• Australian citizenship.

In return we offer;

• Attractive rates (EBA)
• Maintained company vehicle
• Mobile phone
• Uniform
• Opportunity to progress within the company.
• A supportive and dynamic team environment.

Employee Benefits

• Great award weekly wages
• Provide uniforms, footwear and personal protective equipment
• Long term career potential
• Paid parental leave and great discounts with selected retailers
• An Employee Assistance Program, which incorporates a tailored wellbeing initiative

Our Commitment

Programmed and PERSOL are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive and respectful workplace, underpinned by a culture of zero harm. We value diversity and seek to build a workforce that reflects the communities in which we operate. We welcome applications from people of all cultures, backgrounds, genders, ages, abilities, sexual orientations and life experiences. We also recognise that great candidates come from a range of life stages and circumstances and, where operationally feasible, we welcome discussions regarding flexible working arrangements, including part-time and job-share opportunities. If flexibility would support your success in this role, we encourage you to apply.