Electrician – Power Generation Upgrade Program

of the role

• Undertake generator replacement and electrical installation works across remote Kimberley communities.
• Complete electrical disconnection, reconnection, installation, testing and commissioning associated with generator replacement projects.
• Assist with the removal of existing generator assets and installation of replacement diesel generator units within remote community power stations.
• Install cable tray, steel conduit and associated power and control cabling.
• Carry out electrical works associated with generator control systems, switchboards, protection equipment, cabling, earthing, labelling and ancillary power station infrastructure.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics and technical documentation.
• Work with generator control and monitoring systems, including ComAp controllers.
• Complete electrical testing, commissioning and fault finding.
• Support fault-finding and rectification activities during installation and commissioning.
• Ensure all electrical works comply with relevant standards, regulations, site procedures and safety requirements.
• Complete testing, inspection records, commissioning sheets, project documentation and reporting using computer-based systems.
• Work closely with Mechanical Fitters/Diesel Fitters to complete generator change-outs safely and efficiently.
• Maintain a high standard of workmanship, safety, housekeeping and compliance while working in remote and isolated environments.
• Work with minimal supervision as part of a small team, often in locations with limited support services.

This role operates on a drive-in/drive-out (DIDO) basis from Broome to remote Kimberley communities.

• Kimberley residents are strongly encouraged to apply.
• Candidates willing to relocate to the region are supported.
• Fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) options are available for applicants outside the Kimberley.

Typical roster: 18 days on / 10 days off.

Given the nature and location of KRSP’s work, candidates must be flexible with roster cycles, travel requirements and the demands of working in isolated remote communities.

What you will need

You will demonstrate a strong work ethic, integrity, safe work practices, a positive attitude and the ability to adapt and solve problems in changing field environments.

Essential criteria

• Grade A Western Australian Electrical Licence.
• Current and valid C Class driver’s licence.
• Proven experience with generator installations, power generation systems or industrial electrical work.
• Demonstrated experience in electrical installation, testing, commissioning and fault finding.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics and technical documentation.
• Working knowledge of ComAp control systems.
• Experience installing cable tray and steel conduit systems.
• Sound understanding of AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules and electrical compliance requirements.
• Strong computer skills and confidence using software for configuration, commissioning, documentation and reporting.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to work independently, troubleshoot and solve problems in the field while also working effectively within a small team.
• Willingness and ability to travel and work in remote locations throughout the Kimberley, including driving on unsealed roads.
• Strong commitment to safe work practices and compliance with site procedures.

Desirable criteria

• Experience working on diesel power stations or generator installations.
• Experience with generator control systems, protection systems, switchboards and remote power infrastructure.
• High Risk Work Licence, including EWP, Forklift, Dogging and/or Rigging.
• Vehicle loading crane competency.
• First Aid certification, including CPR and LVR.
• Heavy Rigid (HR) driver’s licence.
• Previous experience working in remote Aboriginal communities.

What we offer

• Competitive remuneration.
• Opportunity to work on critical power infrastructure projects across the Kimberley.
• A supportive team environment.
• Ongoing training and development opportunities.
• Variety of hands-on work in unique remote locations.
• The opportunity to contribute directly to reliable essential services for remote Kimberley communities.

Who are KRSP?

Kimberley Regional Service Providers Pty Ltd (KRSP) delivers essential services, capital works and municipal services to Indigenous communities across Western Australia’s remote Kimberley region.

KRSP manages and maintains power, water and wastewater infrastructure across remote communities, while also delivering critical maintenance and capital works that support the ongoing reliability of essential services and improve the quality of life of the communities we serve.

Operating from our Broome headquarters, with workshops in Broome and Perth, KRSP has built a strong reputation for dependability, high-quality workmanship and professional service.