Tr!pl3 Fire Electrical & Contracting Pty Ltd
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Company information
- Company
- Tr!pl3 Fire Electrical & Contracting Pty Ltd
- Location
- Australia, Northern Territory Australia
- Posted
- 1 month ago
Job description
Tr!pl3 Fire Electrical & Contracting Pty Ltd is a family business looking to expand and grow, we pride ourselves on the principles of consistent quality workmanship.
We are an NT based company whose mission is to provide a standard of service which is beyond the expectations of our clients.
We are honest and upfront with all clients and treat our team members with the same level of respect. We are on the hunt for Full time REFRIGERATION MECHANICS and Electricians, who will join us in setting a new standard of customer care within the Electrical industry.
Location: Alice Springs and surrounding Northern Territory locations
Employment Type: Full-time / Permanent
Position 1: Refrigeration Mechanics
Salary: $88,000 - $130,000
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Install, commission, test and maintain air conditioning and refrigeration systems in residential, commercial and industrial environments.
- Diagnose faults and repair refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, including compressors, condensers, evaporators, motors and control systems.
- Conduct routine servicing, preventative maintenance and performance testing to ensure systems operate efficiently and comply with safety standards.
- Read and interpret technical drawings and specifications, and complete installation, maintenance and service documentation in accordance with industry requirements.
Skills / Experience / Specific Qualifications Required:
Relevant trade qualification AQF Certificate III or IV with at least one year of relevant experience. Alternatively, at least three years of full-time relevant experience in lieu of a formal qualification.
• BMS, Chillers experience is desirable but not essential.
• Domestic & Commercial maintenance, service & installation work
• Organising, mentoring & working with Apprentices (desirable)
• Drivers License
Position 2: Electrician
Salary: $88,000 - $100,000
The Electrician is responsible for safely carrying out electrical installation, maintenance, testing, fault-finding and repair work across commercial, residential, industrial and government sites.
The position requires a high standard of workmanship, compliance with electrical and workplace safety requirements, accurate job documentation and professional communication with clients, supervisors and other employees.
Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out electrical installation, maintenance, repairs and upgrades.
- Diagnosing electrical faults and completing appropriate repairs.
- Installing and repairing lighting, power outlets, switchboards, circuits, cabling and electrical equipment.
- Performing testing, inspection and verification of completed electrical work.
- Completing preventative and scheduled maintenance.
- Reading and interpreting plans, specifications, wiring diagrams and job instructions.
- Isolating electrical supplies and applying lock-out and tag-out procedures.
- Ensuring all work complies with applicable electrical legislation, Australian Standards, manufacturer requirements and company procedures.
- Identifying hazards and implementing suitable control measures before commencing work.
- Completing risk assessments, Take 5s, Safe Work Method Statements and other safety documentation as required.
- Reporting hazards, incidents, injuries, near misses and damaged equipment immediately.
- Using company systems and applications as directed, including Bright HR, Uptick and other job management platforms.
- Ensuring electrical test equipment is properly maintained and calibrated where required.
- Participating in toolbox meetings, training, inductions and workplace consultations.
- Assisting apprentices and less-experienced employees with safe work practices and technical development.
Qualifications and Licences
- A recognised electrical trade qualification (preferable)
- A current Northern Territory electrical worker licence appropriate to the work performed.
- A current Australian driver licence.
- Construction Industry White Card.
- Current CPR and Low Voltage Rescue training.
- Any required working with children, police, defence, government or site-specific clearances.
- Additional licences or competencies relevant to assigned duties.
Position 3: Fire Protection Technician
Salary: $74,000 - $80,000
The Fire Protection Technician is responsible for inspecting, testing, servicing, maintaining, repairing and installing fire protection equipment and systems across commercial, residential, industrial, government and remote sites.
The position requires a high standard of technical work, accurate record keeping, compliance with applicable fire protection standards and workplace safety requirements, and professional communication with clients, occupants, site representatives and other employees.
Key Responsibilities
Inspecting, testing and maintaining fire protection equipment and systems.
Completing scheduled and preventative fire equipment servicing.
Servicing portable fire extinguishers, fire blankets and related portable equipment.
Inspecting and testing fire hose reels, fire hydrants and associated components.
Inspecting and testing emergency lighting and illuminated exit signs where appropriately trained and authorised.
Assisting with the inspection and testing of fire detection, alarm and occupant warning systems where appropriately qualified and authorised.
Inspecting fire doors, smoke doors and associated hardware where required.
Inspecting fire pumps, tanks, sprinkler systems, booster assemblies and associated equipment where appropriately trained and authorised.
Identifying damaged, missing, expired, non-compliant or unsuitable fire protection equipment.
Carrying out minor repairs and replacing approved components within the technician’s training, competency and authority.
Installing fire extinguishers, fire blankets, signs, brackets and other approved fire protection equipment.
Ensuring fire equipment is correctly located, accessible, labelled and securely installed.
Applying and completing service tags and labels accurately.
Confirming asset identification and updating equipment records.
Participating in toolbox meetings, training, inductions and workplace consultation.
Assisting trainees and less-experienced employees within the technician’s level of experience and authority.
Qualifications, Training and Licences - preferably, candidates with the following:
Relevant fire protection inspection and testing qualifications or recognised competencies appropriate to the duties performed.
A current Australian driver licence.
Construction Industry White Card.
Relevant fire equipment servicing competencies.
Working at heights training where required.
Elevated Work Platform training where required.
Current CPR and Low Voltage Rescue training where electrical risks are present or required.
Required skills
- full-time
- training
- calibration
- repair
- servicing
- electrical maintenance
- fault-finding
- installation
- documentation
- commercial
- safety standards
- workplace safety
- residential
- technical drawings
- australian standards
- industrial
- electrical equipment
- refrigeration systems
- permanent
- preventative maintenance
- risk assessments
- inductions
- motors
- verification
- aqf certificate iii
- aqf certificate iv
- electrical repair
- record keeping
- specifications
- drivers license
- incident reporting
- apprentices
- wiring diagrams
- inspection
- lighting
- performance testing
- working at heights
- police clearance
- fault diagnosis
- power outlets
- control systems
- scheduled maintenance
- trade qualification
- plans
- workmanship
- air conditioning
- cabling
- near misses
- electrical testing
- safety documentation
- electrical installation
- switchboards
- bms
- fire protection systems
- working with children clearance
- alarm systems
- competencies
- electricians
- professional communication
- technical work
- lock-out and tag-out
- company procedures
- elevated work platform
- labels
- australian driver licence
- emergency lighting
- electrical safety
- compressors
- fire detection systems
- cpr training
- chillers
- electrical trade qualification
- circuits
- northern territory
- alice springs
- fire protection standards
- sprinkler systems
- fire pumps
- portable fire extinguishers
- toolbox meetings
- fire doors
- control measures
- trainees
- industrial sites
- hazard identification
- tanks
- remote sites
- commercial maintenance
- hazard reporting
- job instructions
- condensers
- evaporators
- fire hydrants
- fire blankets
- commercial sites
- residential sites
- defence clearance
- electrical test equipment
- government clearance
- equipment records
- safe work method statements
- portable equipment
- fire protection equipment
- electrical supplies
- refrigeration mechanics
- injury reporting
- electrical legislation
- job documentation
- fire protection technician
- domestic maintenance
- government sites
- manufacturer requirements
- take 5s
- damaged equipment
- bright hr
- uptick
- job management platforms
- workplace consultations
- northern territory electrical worker licence
- construction industry white card
- low voltage rescue training
- site-specific clearances
- scheduled servicing
- fire hose reels
- illuminated exit signs
- occupant warning systems
- smoke doors
- booster assemblies
- non-compliant equipment
- approved components
- service tags
- asset identification
- fire protection inspection
- fire protection testing
- fire equipment servicing
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