Expression of Interest - E&I Technicians

UGL  

UGL provides engineering, construction, and maintenance services across industries including oil and gas, power, renewables, resources, water, defence, and telecommunications, in a fast-paced and ever-evolving environment.

About the role

At UGL, we work on challenging and rewarding projects that help power Australia's energy future. We bring together diverse expertise to solve complex engineering challenges, foster innovation, and deliver sustainable outcomes for our customers.

As our Fuels & Energy East business continues to grow, we are inviting Expressions of Interest from Electrical & Instrumentation Technicians interested in expanding their experience across the bulk storage, fuels, refining and terminal infrastructure sectors. This is an opportunity to become part of a highly experienced team delivering solutions for some of Australia's most critical assets.

You will gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of fuel terminals, storage facilities, refining infrastructure, brownfield modifications, asset integrity programs, capital projects and operational support activities. You'll work alongside industry experts and develop valuable experience across the full asset lifecycle, from concept and design through to procurement, construction and commissioning.

What we offer

• Paid overtime and site allowances 
• All PPE and tools provided 
• Training and tickets to help you step up 
• Job security with a company that’s going places 
• Access to discounts and health programs

Key Responsibilities

• Perform preventative, predictive and corrective maintenance on electrical, instrumentation and control systems across fuel terminals, bulk storage facilities and associated infrastructure.
• Install, calibrate, test and troubleshoot instrumentation including flow meters, pressure transmitters, level instruments, temperature sensors and process control equipment.
• Maintain and repair electrical assets including motors, switchgear, MCCs, lighting systems, hazardous area equipment and power distribution infrastructure.
• Diagnose faults and support the operation of PLC, SCADA and terminal automation systems to ensure reliable and safe facility performance.
• Execute maintenance activities in accordance with permit-to-work systems, isolation procedures, safety standards and regulatory requirements within live operational environments.
• Collaborate with operations, engineering and maintenance teams to improve asset reliability, minimise downtime and support shutdowns, upgrades and continuous improvement initiatives.

About you

• Trade qualified Electrician, Instrumentation Technician, or dual-trade Electrical & Instrumentation Technician.
• Demonstrated experience working within fuel terminals, bulk storage, oil & gas, petrochemical, energy, utilities or other heavy industrial environments.
• Strong knowledge of instrumentation, process control systems, electrical distribution equipment, motors, switchgear and hazardous area installations.
• Experience with calibration, fault finding, maintenance and commissioning of field instrumentation and control systems.
• Sound understanding of permit-to-work systems, electrical isolations, EEHA requirements and safety practices within high-risk operational facilities.

• Strong troubleshooting, communication and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary maintenance teams.

   

About UGL

As a member of the CIMIC Group of companies, we value diversity in our team’s backgrounds, ideas, work styles.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and strongly encourage applications from women, people with disabilities, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, mature aged workers and individuals from culturally diverse backgrounds.

How to apply  

If this role sounds like you, please click on the apply button and follow the prompts. We will get in touch if you are shortlisted for this opportunity.

Please note\: As part of the recruitment process, relevant screening checks will be conducted. These may include reference checks, verification of the right to work in Australia, a national criminal history check, anti-money laundering checks, and a pre-employment medical assessment (including drug and alcohol screening).