Transmission Line Mechanic — Field Growth & Stability

Ventia; New Zealand; On-site; NZD 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Ventia is seeking a Transmission Line Mechanic to construct, maintain and upgrade transmission lines across the Bay of Plenty and Waikato regions in New Zealand. You will work across multiple sites, contributing to essential infrastructure projects for the power network.

This hands-on, outdoors role requires 2-3 years of relevant experience, registration with EWRB for Line mechanics, and a strong commitment to health and safety. A Class 1 licence is required, with higher licences advantageous.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years relevant experience as Transmission Line Mechanic or in line construction/maintenance.
• EWRB Line mechanic registration (Trainee Line Mechanic Registration also accepted).
• Ability to work at heights and in varying weather conditions.
• Strong commitment to Health & Safety and safe work practices.
• A proactive attitude and willingness to learn and grow.
• Full Class 1 licence (Class 2 or higher advantageous) or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Construct, maintain and upgrade transmission line structures and hardware.
• Climb structures and work at heights across outdoor environments.
• Support line stringing, conductor installation and maintenance works.
• Ensure safe and reliable operation of critical network assets.
• Collaborate with crews to deliver projects safely, on time and to a high standard.

Skills

Line mechanic registration

Work at heights

Health & safety

Class 1 licence

Experience 2-3 years

Proactive attitude

Weather tolerance

Job description

Ventia is seeking a Transmission Line Mechanic to construct, maintain and upgrade transmission lines across the Bay of Plenty and Waikato regions in New Zealand. You will work across multiple sites, contributing to essential infrastructure projects for the power network.

This hands-on, outdoors role requires 2-3 years of relevant experience, registration with EWRB for Line mechanics, and a strong commitment to health and safety. A Class 1 licence is required, with higher licences advantageous.