Electrical Commissioning Supervisor (S26) - FIFO Perth

About the role

An experienced Electrical Commissioning Supervisor (S26) is sought to lead the safe and efficient commissioning and energisation of electrical systems on a major iron ore project in the Pilbara. Working with engineering, construction and operations teams, the role oversees testing, commissioning and system handovers while ensuring compliance with project requirements, Australian Standards and site safety procedures. It is a 12-hour day, 2:1 roster, starting ASAP or when available, on an initial 12-month contract with strong potential for extension.

Key responsibilities

• Lead commissioning and energisation of HV/LV electrical systems and oversee testing of switchgear, transformers, MCCs, substations and control systems.
• Validate test results, resolve technical issues and support system handovers.
• Coordinate commissioning schedules with construction milestones and review drawings, procedures and commissioning documentation.
• Lead and mentor electricians, commissioning personnel and subcontractors, managing daily activities, work allocation and quality outcomes.
• Meet S26 statutory supervisor duties, including pre-starts, toolbox talks and safety initiatives, and ensure compliance with site procedures, permits and electrical standards.
• Complete commissioning records, test documentation and handover packages, manage defect rectification and closeout, and report progress.

Required profile

• Current S26 Statutory Supervisor qualification and WA Electrical Licence.
• Electrical trade qualification or degree in electrical engineering.
• At least 10 years' experience in electrical commissioning on mining or heavy industrial projects.
• Previous FIFO experience in remote site environments.
• Strong HV/LV commissioning experience; highly desirable: HV switching ticket, iron ore project experience and experience leading commissioning through to final handover.

Required skills

• Commissioning and energisation of HV/LV systems
• Testing of switchgear, transformers, MCCs, substations and control systems
• Knowledge of Australian Standards