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Ampcontrol
About the role
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The opportunity:
We are seeking a qualified and experienced Testing Officer to join our dynamic Testing & Commissioning team at our Kewdale electrical workshop. This is a permanent, full-time position offering the opportunity to contribute to a wide range of testing and commissioning activities across equipment used in power generation, mining, and electrical utility sectors.
In this role, you will be responsible for conducting comprehensive testing and commissioning to ensure all products comply with technical standards, meet customer specifications, and satisfy operational and safety requirements.
Responsibilities include:
What are we looking for from you?
You will have an excellent attitude to teamwork complemented with the following:
Think you know Ampcontrol? You may be surprised.
Ampcontrol is challenging the future by solving the most complex problems in energy. Ampcontrol creates energy solutions of scale using innovation partnerships, their smart people and advanced Australian manufacturing. Their vision is to lead the global energy revolution and make net zero a reality.
Ready to challenge the future?
Then apply now! If you are intrigued or excited by what you have read, then we want to hear from you. You can learn more about what it’s like to work at Ampcontrol by visiting www.ampcontrolgroup.com
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