Lifecycle Engineer at WEL Networks

Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

09 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Asset Ownership, Distribution Equipment, Cables, Asset Lifecycle Cost, Network Reliability, Asset Strategy Development, Maintenance Plans, Digital Twin, Investment Case Development, Network Data Review, Maintenance Standards Setting, Failure Investigation, Electrical Engineering, Regulatory Compliance, Problem Solving, Safety

Industry

Utilities

Description

· Work from home up to 2 days per week, 9-day fortnight, flexible working hours · Annual salary reviews and health, life and income protection insurance · Join a small, collaborative team About the role As a Lifecyle Engineer you will have asset ownership of the key asset class with greater focus on distribution equipment including cables. You will be responsible for ensuring the optimal balance between asset lifecycle cost and network reliability. This will include development of asset strategy, maintenance plans, a digital twin, investment case development, review of network data, setting maintenance standards and investigation of failures. About you Along with a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (or an equivalent qualification) we are looking for someone who brings us: · A minimum of three years’ experience in a distribution equipment and/or cables environment working on long life assets · Knowledge of and experience in the application of the relevant acts, regulations and codes of practice that govern our industry · A collaborative approach to problem solving and sharing knowledge · A holistic and proactive approach to safety, health, and wellbeing Best-in-class benefits At WEL, we look after our people, and you’ll benefit from a powerful package of benefits: · Medical, life and income protection insurance · Flexible working options – work from home up to two days per week, ability to purchase additional annual leave, 9-day fortnight, and much more · Relocation costs, and · An excellent salary package, including annual salary reviews We are committed to making sure our people go home safe every day, and with a drug and alcohol-free worksite we will require you to undertake testing as part of your pre-employment health assessment as well as participating in our annual health assessment programme. About WEL Networks WEL Networks is unique. We’ve been serving the Waikato for over 100 years, distributing electricity from the national grid so we can power over 100,000 homes and businesses. With around 320 employees, we’re proudly based in Hamilton and are owned by the community we work for. We play an important role in the region's economic and social development by identifying and investing in new technologies to future-proof our region – and keep our communities flourishing. Our vision is bold. And our ambition even stronger, especially as we diversify from traditional ‘poles and lines’ to an innovative and sustainable business. Ready to learn more? Start here We actively value diversity, inclusion and want extraordinary people to join us. It is important to us that we get to experience a little bit of the 'real you' in your application. Check out the full position description for more details. Applications will be screened as they arrive, and we may move quickly to interview.

Responsibilities

The Lifecycle Engineer will take ownership of key asset classes, focusing on distribution equipment and cables, to ensure an optimal balance between asset lifecycle cost and network reliability. Responsibilities include developing asset strategy, maintenance plans, a digital twin, investment cases, reviewing network data, setting maintenance standards, and investigating failures.