Electrical Supervisor

Based in Ormeau, our Northern Region Infrastructure Services business is now seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Electrical Supervisor to support our continued growth. Leading our team of skilled electricians to promote and ensure top standards of safety and workmanship and help drive project success.

You will play a key leadership role, overseeing electrical installations, maintenance, and fault-finding work while directly supervising a crew of qualified electricians and apprentices. You’ll work closely with project managers, clients, and other trades to deliver projects safely, on time, and to the highest quality and ensure all work complies with AS/NZS 3000 (Australian Wiring Rules), Queensland Electrical Safety Regulations, and company procedures.

• Current Queensland Electrical Work Licence.

• QTP – Qualified Technical Person Training.

• Intermediate to advanced post-trade experience as a qualified electrician, with proven experience supervising electrical teams.

• Strong knowledge of Australian Standards, Queensland Electrical Safety Act & Regulations.

• White Card and current driver’s licence (manual).

• Excellent communication, problem-solving, and organisational skills.

• Certificate IV in Electrical Hazardous Areas / and or other relevant post-trade quals highly regarded.

If you’re a hands-on leader who takes pride in delivering safe, high-quality electrical work and enjoys mentoring the next generation of sparkies — we want to hear from you!

Our people share the same set of values that keep us REAL. Respect, Energy and Effort, Attitude and Leadership encapsulate what we stand for at Fulton Hogan and encourage us to foster a diverse and inclusive culture where we listen to, care for, celebrate, and respect everyone.

We are committed to reconciliation and building and nurturing respectful relationships with First Nations peoples. Through our First Nations Engagement Strategy and Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), we aim to promote opportunities, cultural understanding and partnerships that celebrate and acknowledge the contributions of Indigenous communities.