The Role
As a Substation Design Engineer for the Transmission Substation Design Section at the Transmission Primary Engineering & Construction Branch in Kewdale, you will utilize your technical expertise, skills and knowledge to deliver competitive electrical engineering design, estimating, project management and consulting products and services associated with substation designs for Transmission and to a lesser extent, Distribution.
In essence, this role is to facilitate the delivery of high quality transmission substation engineering and design services in a safe, reliable, efficient and commercially responsible manner.
And You
To be successful in this role you will be able contribute to the goal of fostering a commitment to exceptional customer service, building a mind-set of continuous improvement and innovation and development of a culture of flexibility to adapt to a changing work environment.
Your skills and experience will include, but not be limited to:
• tertiary qualification in Electrical Engineering and eligibility for membership of Engineers Australia
• relevant demonstrated technical experience in a network business associated with the design and construction of substations
• considerable experience in a utility networks design business
• ability to communicate technical information to non-technical audiences and to escalate risks and issues on Transmission Substation projects
• strong communication skills and customer focus with the ability to work unsupervised and meet strict deadlines
• ability to prioritise and critically assess own performance essentials
• demonstrated commitment to safety technical experience in the Networks business with exposure
A valid WA driver’s license Class C or C-A is also required.
In Return
Western Power will provide you with attractive remuneration, salary packaging, paid parental leave, flexible working conditions and opportunities for diverse and challenging work.
Apply on-line or contact Kaye Norman, kaye.norman@westernpower.com.au or on 08 9326 4419 for more information.
Indigenous people, people of culturally diverse backgrounds and people with disability are encouraged to apply.