Electrician - Quarries

Job Description

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Your next opportunity:

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Boral in SA are currently seeking an experienced Electrician to join our workshop team based at Stonyfell. A hands‑on role, the primary focus will be to maintain all electrical systems and processes for our quarry, concrete and Recycling sites.

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Reporting to the Electrical Supervisor you will be involved in a wide range of activities involving planned maintenance, installation work, breakdowns and minimising production downtime.

Your day will involve: \n

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• Work safely in line with Boral’s policies and procedures.
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• Assist with the management and development of a small team of electricians.
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• Co-operate and liaise with electrical contractors.
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• Maintain all electrical records and documentation for all site electrical systems.
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• Complete preventative maintenance, inspections and testing in planned site shutdowns.
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• Carry out site installation works on new equipment and upgrades of existing equipment.
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• Attend sites for any breakdowns or repairs.
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• Carry out job planning, including assessing required work equipment, etc.
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• Assist with requests to organise quotes and order parts as required.
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What we are looking for \n

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• Experience in an industrial environment.
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• Familiarity with automation/control systems.
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• Previous experience involving asset maintenance management systems.
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• Industrial fault‑finding experience.
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• Experience in quarry or mining industries preferred but not essential.
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• Ability to provide a proactive and enthusiastic approach towards work.
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• Flexibility for overtime hours if required.
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Why join the Boral team: \n

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• Permanent opportunity with overtime + Tool of Trade Vehicle
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• Ongoing mentoring and guidance from outstanding industry professionals and colleagues
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• Career development and growth opportunities
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• Opportunity to work for an organisation dedicated to health, safety and the environment
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• Equal Opportunity Employer
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• The opportunity to work within a co-operative environment
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