Workshop / Field Technician (Electrical Service Technician)

Rotork is the market-leading global flow control and instrumentation company, helping our customers manage the flow of liquids, gases and powders across many industries worldwide.

Our purpose is Keeping the World Flowing for Future Generations.

For over sixty years, the world has relied on us to create the things that keep everything moving. From oil and gas to water and shipping, pharmaceuticals and food- these are the flows on which our modern world depends.

Today we're respected and admired for our people, performance and products. Our success flows from our commitment to engineering excellence, and that's what we will always pursue, safely and sustainably.

Rotork is going through an exciting period of change and growth, building on our existing market success. It's a great time to join us and make an impact in shaping the future of our business.

Reporting to the Service Supervisor, in this role you will be part of a team of field and workshop service technicians providing a prompt and effective service to customers within the Water, Power, Petrochemical and other associated Industries.

In this role you will identify faults, repair, test and modify actuators in the workshop, carry out planned and preventative maintenance, mechanical and electrical installations of actuators and associated retrofit adaption of components, pedestals and drive shafts and completing accurate and technical reports for each job.

This role would suit a determined problem-solver, who can think logically for troubleshooting issues.

Requirements

Qualified. QLD Electrician License; Experience in a practical engineering environment; Proficient Microsoft Office user i.e. Outlook, Word, Excel; Required to attend training courses to attain qualifications, where required. There will also be a requirement to carry out customer inductions, medicals and inoculations where necessary.; A full valid driver’s license is required.; Technical experience and/or relevant knowledge of valves, actuators and digital control systems advantageous; Good understanding of basic electronics, electrical and fluid power theories; Ability to read and understand electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic schematics and utilization of common test and calibration tools.