Are you a 3rd or 4th-year apprentice electrician ready to take the next step in your career? HunterNet Career Connections in partnership with our host company EMF Group are seeking an enthusiastic apprentice to continue their trade and gain hands-on experience at mine sites across the Muswellbrook area, including Mt Arthur Coal, Dartbrook, Bengalla, and Mt. Pleasant.
Position Overview:
As an Apprentice Electrician, you'll work within the CHPP (Coal Handling Preparation Plant), focusing on maintenance, breakdowns, and upgrade projects. Your tasks will include:
* PLC panel work
* Installation of cable trays
* Running and terminating new cabling for motors, VSDs, and MCCs
* General maintenance tasks
Essential Criteria:
* Currently a 3rd or 4th-year Apprentice Electrician
* Valid car licence and own transport
* White card
Desirable Criteria:
* Mine site experience
* LVR/CPR certification
* Working at Heights certification
Requirements:
* PPE compliant with mine site standards (specific clothing and footwear required)
* Ability to complete a pre-employment medical, including a Coal Board Medical and Respirator Fit Test
Benefits:
* Competitive remuneration under the Electrical, Electronic & Communications Contracting Award 2020
* Work alongside experienced professionals in the industry
* Opportunities to develop your skills and progress your career
To make application for the position please send through a cover letter highlighting your suitability, and resume.
As part of the recruitment process, suitable applicants will be required to complete a pre-employment medical testing, including drug and alcohol screening.
HunterNet Career Connections engages apprentices and trainees on behalf of employers, with the aim of achieving high quality outcomes through a partnership approach.
HunterNet Career Connections is committed to a culturally diverse workforce and all applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to any other characteristic protected by law. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and minority groups are encouraged to apply.