- 経験
- 3年以上
- 給料
- NZD 35 – NZD 42 / hour
- 求人情報
- 1
- 投稿済み
- 5時間前
- 作業モード
- 在宅勤務
- 再開する
- 応募必須
仕事内容
About the Role
Be a vital member of our Wellington-based team, engaged in maintaining and supporting critical transmission infrastructure throughout the Lower North Island, including regions such as Manawatū-Whanganui, Hawke’s Bay, and Wellington. This opportunity is perfect for experienced Transmission Line Mechanics who enjoy practical, outdoor work, traveling to rural and remote areas, and contributing to a skilled team that prioritizes safety.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform maintenance, construction, and repairs on transmission towers and associated structures
- Install, replace, and string conductors, insulators, and related hardware components
- Inspect and upkeep earthing systems, foundations, and tower parts
- Work safely at heights across varying weather conditions, including climbing towers
- Provide support for planned maintenance tasks, emergency response, and troubleshooting faults
- Complete hazard reporting, adhere to Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), and comply with stringent safety standards
Candidate Requirements
- At least three years of experience as a Transmission Linesman or Line Mechanic
- Possess EWRB Line Mechanic Registration for Transmission, or possess Trainee Line Mechanic Registration
- Strong technical knowledge and experience with high-voltage or transmission environments
- Readiness to work in rural or remote locations away from home
- Demonstrated commitment to safety, teamwork, and producing quality workmanship
- Valid driver's license
Compensation and Benefits
- Hourly wage ranging from $35 to $42, based on experience
- Standard workweek is 40 hours, with opportunities for additional hours
- Travel and accommodation expenses covered during out-of-town assignments
- Living Away From Home Allowance (LAHA) provided
- Work alongside an experienced and supportive team headquartered in Wellington
About the Employer
Ventia is a leading service provider responsible for maintaining, operating, and managing critical infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand. With over 35,000 employees and subcontractors working on 400 sites, Ventia fosters a culture that values its people, promotes career development, and helps individuals realize their full potential. The company is devoted to fairness, inclusion, and respect, welcoming applications from diverse communities including Māori and Pasifika peoples, and people of all genders, identities, sexual orientations, beliefs, and caregiving commitments. They also provide an accessible recruitment process and encourage requests for accommodations during hiring.