FIFO Electrician - Multiple WA Mine Sites

_{07th September, 2026}

Engineering Trades Australia is currently recruiting qualified Electricians for a range of FIFO opportunities across Western Australia.
With multiple projects, shutdowns and maintenance crews mobilising, we have ongoing and upcoming positions available across some of WA’s major mining operations.

Whether you're looking for your next long-term FIFO role, a shutdown opportunity, or simply want to explore what's available, we have options to suit your experience, preferred roster and lifestyle.

WHAT'S ON OFFER?

• Competitive hourly rates + penalties
• FIFO opportunities across multiple WA mine sites
• Multiple rosters available: 8/6, 2/1, 3/1 & 2/2
• Maintenance, shutdown & project work
• Long-term and ongoing opportunities
• Roles across fixed plant, construction, maintenance & projects
• Opportunities for electricians across a range of experience levels
• Weekly pay – every Friday
• Work with an experienced recruitment team who can help match you with the right opportunity

WHAT DO YOU NEED? To be considered, you will need:

• Full WA Electrical Licence
• Current CPR & LVR
• HWRL / EWP over 11m
• White Card
• Full Australian working rights
• Ability to successfully complete a pre-employment medical & drug and alcohol screening

WHY ENGINEERING TRADES AUSTRALIA?  
We have access to multiple FIFO electrical opportunities across WA.
We are a national workforce specialist supplying skilled trades and technical personnel to major mining, construction and commercial operations. Our team can connect you with opportunities that offer competitive rates, reliable work, varied rosters and genuine potential for ongoing employment.

If you're an experienced Electrician and considering your next move, we want to hear from you.

APPLY NOW Click Apply and submit your resume, or contact James directly for a confidential discussion about current and upcoming FIFO opportunities.

�� james.craig@etagroup.com.au
�� 0405 931 432
Only candidates with full Australian working rights will be shortlisted.