Maintenance Electrician

Industrial Facilities and InfrastructureOverviewMcKay is New Zealand's largest privately family-owned electrical contracting company with a depth of experience spanning over 80 years in providing end-to-end electrical and engineering solutions.

McKay is the parent brand and has acquired and started a range of companies under the McKay Group name to serve all electrical and engineering needs.

From renewable energy solutions to large construction projects, McKay can provide electrical services from initial design to through-life maintenance.About McKayMcKay is New Zealand's largest privately family-owned electrical contracting company with a depth of experience spanning over 80 years in providing end-to-end electrical and engineering solutions.

McKay is the parent brand and has acquired and started a range of companies under the McKay Group name to serve all electrical and engineering needs.

From renewable energy solutions to large construction projects, McKay can provide electrical services from initial design to through-life maintenance.The roleWe are seeking applications from experienced electricians CURRENTLY living in New Zealand to join our team.

Based within McKay's Whangarei Branch Maintenance Division, we offer a variety of work within a great team environment where full training and ongoing development is guaranteed.The ideal candidate will haveElectrician registration and active EWRB Practicing LicenceSound commitment to ensuring Health and Safety is the priority.To be self-motivated and proactive.The ability to manage time and priorities.Possess a 'can-do' attitude.Thorough knowledge of current regulatory & industry requirements pertaining to the carrying out of all prescribed electrical work.If you've got a great work ethic and this is an opportunity that appeals to you, then we want to hear from you!

In return you can expectDiscounted Southern Cross Health InsuranceEstablished Employer with a solid pipeline of workApplicants must be legally entitled to work in New Zealand.

If you are not a New Zealand or Australian citizen, you must have the right to permanent residence.

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