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PowerNet in Queenstown is seeking a Supply Electrician to join our Technical Team. You’ll construct, install, maintain and improve electrical infrastructure across PowerNet’s networks while delivering high-quality fault response and inspections.
With a NZ Registered Electrician status, a National Certificate in Electrical Supply Level 4, and a current Class 1 licence, you’ll bring hands-on HV capability, strong report writing, and a safety‑minded, collaborative approach.
Take your electrical career to the next level in the adventure capital of New Zealand. As a Supply Electrician, you'll be a key member of our Queenstown Technical Team, working across PowerNet's managed networks to construct, install, maintain, and improve essential electrical infrastructure.
With a mix of maintenance, inspections, installations, and fault response work, you'll enjoy a challenging and rewarding role that offers ongoing learning and career growth. Plus, you'll get to call Queenstown home, where stunning alpine landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and endless outdoor adventures await just beyond your front door.
You will be a highly motivated individual who has a pragmatic, flexible and adaptable team approach, along with the passion to grow and develop at PowerNet.
We’re looking for someone who has:
PowerNet is an electrical distribution business that designs, builds, maintains, and operates electricity networks across much of the lower South Island of New Zealand. With over 300 employees, we deliver power to over 75,000 consumers.
We pride ourselves on delivering safe, efficient, and reliable power to southern communities and encourage applications from all backgrounds, ages, genders, and communities. We provide a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce environment, celebrating differences.
At PowerNet, we’re proud to offer more than just a job – we provide a workplace built on trust, teamwork, and genuine support. Your development and wellbeing matter here, and your contribution will be recognised and valued. Join us and enjoy:
Applications close Sunday 13 September and applicants must be legally entitled to work in New Zealand.