Electrician – Field Service/Pumps/Controls

Electrician – Field Service / Pumps / Controls

Want to move into a more technical, hands-on service role?

Aline Pumps is looking for a Field Service Electrician to join our growing service team.

This role is ideal for an electrician who enjoys fault finding, working with controls, getting out on-site, and learning new systems. Previous pump experience is great, but it is not essential. If you are a qualified electrician with the right attitude, we can train you. You may already be working in service, construction, maintenance, fire systems, controls, automation, HVAC, industrial work, or general electrical — and you’re looking for something with more variety and long-term opportunity.

About Aline Pumps

Aline Pumps is a leading Australian pump solutions company, supplying, installing, servicing, and commissioning pumping systems across commercial, industrial, civil, fire, plumbing, and building services projects. We pride ourselves on quality, reliability, technical support, and customer service. Our team works across a wide variety of systems, meaning no two days are exactly the same.

About the Role

As a Field Service Electrician, you’ll work across sites throughout the Sydney Metro area carrying out installation, servicing, fault finding, commissioning, and testing of pump systems.

You’ll be supported by an experienced team and given the opportunity to develop your skills in pumps, control panels, automation, BMS integration, fire pump systems, and commissioning.

This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to move away from repetitive electrical work and into a more technical service-based role.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Electrical installation, repairs, servicing, and maintenance of pumping systems
• Fault finding on pumps, motors, control panels, sensors, floats, and associated equipment
• Operational testing and commissioning of pump systems
• Fire hydrant and sprinkler flow testing
• Working with control panels, starters, VSDs, relays, and automation equipment
• Attending breakdowns, scheduled maintenance, and commissioning works
• Communicating with customers, builders, plumbers, contractors, and internal teams
• Completing service reports and job updates using mobile apps and field service software

What We’re Looking For

Essential

• Qualified electrician — minimum Certificate III in Electrotechnology
• Current NSW electrical licence, or ability to obtain relevant local licensing
• Construction Induction Card — White Card
• Valid Australian Driver’s Licence
• Good fault-finding ability
• Strong work ethic and willingness to learn
• Good communication skills
• Ability to work safely and professionally on-site

Experience That Would Be Helpful

The below would be beneficial, but not essential. Training can be provided.

• Pump system experience
• Service or maintenance background
• Control panel fault finding VSDs, soft starters, motor starters, relays, or sensors
• Fire pump, hydrant, sprinkler, sewer, stormwater, or pressure system experience
• BMS, automation, or controls experience
• Confined Space ticket
• Working at Heights ticket

Why Join Aline Pumps?

• Training provided for the right person
• Varied work across different sites and systems
• Opportunity to build strong technical skills
• Supportive team environment
• Long-term career opportunity in a growing company
• Exposure to pumps, controls, automation, fire systems, and commissioning
• Work with a team that values quality, reliability, and customer service

The Right Fit

We are looking for someone who takes pride in their work, enjoys solving problems, communicates well, and wants to keep improving. You don’t need to know everything on day one. What matters most is that you are reliable, willing to learn, safety-focused, and motivated to do good work.

At Aline, we live by our values:

• Deliver on Promises
• Every Little Detail Counts
• Going the Extra Mile
• Passionate Focus on the End User

Apply Now

If you’re a qualified electrician looking for a more technical and varied role, we’d like to hear from you. Pump experience is welcome, but not essential. If you have the right attitude and want to learn, we’re happy to train you.