About the Role
About the Role: If you're a trade-qualified Mechanic looking for a challenge beyond the ordinary and eager to grow your career in the rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, this is your chance to join a wind farm team where your skills will help power a cleaner, greener future. We're seeking a hands‐on, safety‐driven mechanic to join our on‐site wind farm operations team in Geraldton, Western Australia. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. You'll receive fully funded training in wind turbine systems and GWO, plus the stability of full‐time employment with a leading asset management partner. Our team is built on a strong foundation of safety, professional development, and supportive teamwork. This permanent role operates on a four‐day week roster, with occasional overtime, so we're looking for someone who already lives locally or is prepared to relocate to Geraldton. In this position, you'll carry out scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting and repair work, component exchanges and planned work on high‐performance wind turbines and associated infrastructure. Every day offers fresh air, varied scenery, and the chance to work with cutting‐edge technology.
Who we are
As an international subsidiary of the SPIE Group present in around 20 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and North America, SPIE Global Services Energy operates across the entire energy production infrastructure value chain, from Design to maintenance. SPIE Global Services Energy helps players in the oil, gas and renewable energies industries improve the technical performance of their infrastructure, increase their energy efficiency and reduce their carbon footprint. This role sits within our Power Services division which provides operations and maintenance services to over 30 power generation assets across Australia. Guided by our vision – working together to deliver a sustainable and low‐carbon energy future – SPIE Power Services is a leading asset management partner for complex and critical infrastructure.
What you'll do
* Perform planned mechanical preventative maintenance routines and make performance checks as required.
* Repair, refurbish or replace defective plant equipment and perform corrective maintenance activities as required to restore plant and equipment performance.
* Operate and / or assist with the operation of all assigned plants.
* Document all activities, readings taken, materials and time used to input information into the Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
* Ensure adherence to Quality Assurance requirements by performing technical procedures, inspections, and test plans.
* Respond to afterhours call‐out in accordance with the Standby/call‐out roster.
* Participate in appropriate training both formally and informally (by passing on own expertise) as required.
* Occasional travel across sites and locations to support maintenance across different platforms and locations as required.
What you'll have
* Accredited Mechanical Trade Qualification.
* Strong safety awareness and practical problem‐solving ability.
* Comfortable working at heights and in variable weather.
* A positive attitude and willingness to learn new technologies.
* Industrial mechanical experience.
* Current C class Driver's License.
Background checks and compliance
The recruitment process includes standard background checks, which may involve a pre‐employment medical assessment. In certain cases, candidates may also be required to provide a valid police clearance certificate. These steps help ensure we maintain a safe and compliant workplace.
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