Are you an electrician looking for exciting and challenging opportunities? Consider a FIFO electrician job with Brunel. Fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) electrician jobs are ideal for those who thrive in remote worksite environments and want a healthy work-life balance. Brunel offers a range of FIFO electrician positions that provide competitive salaries and flexibility.

 

Current open FIFO electrician positions at Brunel 

OT Network Engineer - FIFO

Location: Chinchilla

Branche: Information Technology

Expertise: IT & Shared Services

Experience: 0 years

What you'll do: Design and manage complex industrial network configurations from concept to execution Ensure reliable and secure communications across control systems Act as the technical lead for troubleshooting and performance improvement across geographically dispersed assets Collaborate with contractors to support the design, review, and delivery of fit-for-purpose communication systems Contribute to the architecture, monitoring, and systems integration of control networks Provide on-call support and assist field telecom technicians as needed

Mechanical Technician

Location: Perth

Branche: Infrastructure

Expertise: Transport & Logistics

Experience: 2 years

You will be responsible for carrying out maintenance, repairs, and diagnostics on power generation systems. These include large engine driven units that support industrial operations and remote infrastructure. The position offers the chance to develop your skills through formal training while working alongside experienced technicians in the field. Conduct scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on power generation equipmen Diagnose faults and carry out mechanical repairs on engines and auxiliary systems Maintain service logs, inspection records and parts usage Work safely on remote sites under company and site-specific procedures Collaborate with a skilled team to deliver reliable power supply to operational sites

Shutdown Scheduler

Location: Brisbane

Branche: Mining

Expertise: Production & Manufacturing

Experience: 0 years

As a Shutdown Scheduler, you will be responsible for developing, maintaining, and monitoring shutdown schedules for a Gold Mine processing plant - Concentrator, Autoclave and Milling. You will collaborate with managers, engineers, technicians, and stakeholders to ensure timely and efficient execution of shutdown activities. Your role will involve creating detailed schedules, identifying critical path activities, and providing regular progress reports to key stakeholders. Required to meet expected KPI's in the planning & shutdown cadence process. Provide accurate and up to date metrics for each Shutdown Revision to Superintendent

Mine Controller

Location: Perth CBD

Branche: Mining

Expertise: Controlling

Experience: 2 years

Based on site and reporting to the Operations Superintendent, the Controller/Builder will form part of a specialist team delivering the RSATe Programme. In this role, you'll act as an Autonomous Fleet Controller, using Wenco FMS and Scania Autonomous technologies to execute material movements aligned with the daily Mine Plan. You'll play a dual role: Controller (FMS focus): Operating the Fleet Management System and ensuring efficient equipment dispatch. Builder (Autonomous Map focus): Working alongside development teams to integrate and refine autonomous functions in the field. Duties will include: Operate and monitor the mine's fleet using Wenco FMS and other autonomy-enabling platforms. Collaborate closely with system developers to align project needs with live operations. Monitor machine health and coordinate with maintenance for timely servicing. Ensure accurate data entry and real-time communication of production and system status. Support and drive projects aimed at automation, process improvement, and operational efficiency. Manage mining control-related projects and contribute to operational contingency planning. Act as a central communication hub between equipment, personnel, and planning teams. Identify and action productivity and efficiency improvements in line with operational goals

Electrical Technician - Power Generation

Location: Perth

Branche: Renewable Energy

Expertise: Quality Management

Experience: 2 years

This position involves operating and maintaining power station equipment including gas and diesel generator sets, control systems, and associated plant equipment. Responsibilities include routine inspections, fault-finding, breakdown response, and preventative maintenance. You'll need to be confident working independently and proactively managing plant performance and safety.

FIFO electrician jobs through Brunel: what to expect 

When you choose to pursue FIFO electrician jobs through Brunel, you can expect a unique and rewarding work experience. FIFO, or "Fly-in-fly-out," refers to a work arrangement where electricians travel to remote job sites for a certain period before returning home. As a FIFO electrician with Brunel, you will have the opportunity to work in remote parts of Australia.

 

Brunel currently offers a diverse range of FIFO electrician roles in different parts of Australia, encompassing various mining sites and responsibilities. You can expect competitive compensation, including accommodation, meals, and sometimes recreational activities provided by the employer. While being away from home can be challenging, the higher pay and the chance to work in unique locations make FIFO electrician jobs through Brunel a worthwhile endeavour.

Types of FIFO electrician jobs 

We specialise in sourcing a wide range of FIFO electrician roles. Our recruitment portfolio includes positions such as operators, skilled labourers, tradespeople, administrative staff,technicians, specialised engineers, senior supervisors, and project managers. Here's an overview of some typical FIFO electrician positions in Australia:

 

  • Operators: These professionals play a vital role in the smooth operation of electrical systems on remote sites.
    Auto electricians: Specialised in maintaining and repairing electrical systems in vehicles and machinery used in operations.
  • Commissioning electrician: Responsible for commissioning and testing electrical systems to ensure they meet safety and operational standards.
    Project manager: Oversee and coordinate electrical projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
  • Signal technician: Experts in maintaining and troubleshooting electrical signalling systems crucial for safety in mining operations.
  • Site Installation Project Manager: Manage the installation and maintenance of electrical equipment and systems on-site.
  • E & I Supervisor - Commissioning: Lead the Electrical and Instrumentation (E & I) team during commissioning activities, ensuring the successful integration of electrical systems.


These positions represent a diverse range of opportunities in the FIFO electrician sector, where skilled professionals play a vital role in the mining industry's success.