High Voltage Electrical Coordinator (2 positions)

About the role

Mount Isa Mines, one of the world's largest mining complexes covering underground mining, mineral processing, smelting, power generation and support services, is looking for two High Voltage Electrical Coordinators in Mount Isa. You will provide specialist technical support and coordinate high-voltage electrical maintenance, testing, protection systems and switching activities, working with the Reliability and Engineering teams.

Key responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate HV maintenance activities, develop switching programs and test procedures, investigate electrical faults and give technical guidance to operational personnel.
• Improve the reliability of HV infrastructure through condition monitoring, testing, preventative maintenance and continuous improvement.
• Work with Reliability and Engineering teams to develop maintenance strategies, assist on projects and identify emerging equipment issues.
• Ensure HV assets meet operational, statutory and electrical safety requirements.

Required profile

• Australian manual driver's licence.
• Trade-qualified electrician with an equivalent Queensland Electrical Mechanic or Electrical Fitter licence.
• Minimum five years' post-trade electrical experience and minimum three years' in the mining industry.
• Previous experience providing technical leadership or supervising electrical personnel.
• Strong understanding of HV electrical distribution systems, switching and maintenance; HV (HVIA) qualifications.

Required skills

• Analytical and problem-solving skills, with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Commitment to electrical safety, compliance and operational reliability.
• Nice to have: HV protection relay testing and configuration (MiCOM and SEL relays), Omicron equipment, transformer diagnostics (SFRA), CT testing, circuit breaker maintenance, SAP work management, S1, S2 and S3 statutory qualifications, and mentoring experience.

Applications close on Monday 23 November 2026 at 8:00 am.