Are you an experienced Maintenance Electrician looking to join high performing team?

Here at James Hardie, we are committed to achieving high standards in safety, quality and efficiency within our manufacturing Plant.

• Employee share purchasing plan
• Ongoing Development
• Supportive team environment

Reporting to the Electrical Maintenance Coordinator, you will be part of a skilled maintenance team of 16 Electricians, Engineers, and Technicians focused on maintaining plant reliability, reducing downtime, and improving production efficiency. In this role, you will perform both preventative and breakdown maintenance across a range of electrical, electronic, and control systems, while contributing to a safe, efficient, and high-performing manufacturing environment.

The successful candidate will be flexible and available to work across both roster patterns listed below to support operational requirements.

• Day Shift: 6:00am - 2:30pm
• Rotating Roster: 2 days, 2 nights, 4 days off / Day Shift: 6:00am - 6:00pmNight Shift: 6:00pm - 6:00am

The Role & About You:

• Install, maintain and replace electrical equipment and systems within an industrial environment
• Conduct online and offline inspections of machinery.
• Document equipment condition and recommend corrective or improvement actions.
• Respond promptly and safely to equipment breakdowns.
• Complete works Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or Clearance to Work (CTW) protocols.
• Use SAP to enter work notifications and record breakdown work orders.
• Have an understanding of maintenance and engineering practice, coupled with the ability to apply this understanding in an operating Manufacturing Plant
• Electrical trade certificate or higher qualification

We are proud to be a WORK180 Endorsed Employer for Women; you can visit our WORK180 Page @ https://work180.com/en-au/for-women/employer/james-hardie-australia-pty-ltd to find out more including a list of all our benefits and policies.

As part of our recruitment process, a talent pool will be created for applicants who have been identified and assessed for a range of similar roles across our plants.