⚡ Industrial Electrician Wanted — Build Panels, Install Equipment, Own Your Craft

Enterprise Electrical is looking for a meticulous, motivated industrial electrician who takes pride in doing things right. If your installations are always tidy, and you enjoy building systems that run flawlessly — this role is made for you.

🔧 The Role

You’ll be hands‑on building, wiring, and installing electrical control systems for a wide range of industrial clients and OEM machinery. Expect variety, technical challenges, and the chance to take real ownership of your work.

Your day‑to‑day will include:

Building and wiring electrical control panels to a high standard
Installing and commissioning industrial machinery and automation equipment
Installing switchboards, ladder and cabling
Completing industrial service, maintenance, and fault‑finding
Interpreting and improving electrical schematics and panel layouts

Hours are Monday–Friday, 7am–3:30pm, with overtime paid for after‑hours work.

⚙️ What You Bring

You’re confident in industrial environments and comfortable working with:

Control panel wiring, termination, and layout
VSDs, PLCs and other automation hardware
Switchboard installation and fit off
Ladder, tray and conduit installation

You have previous experience building and installing industrial equipment or a strong commercial installation background with controls experience.

You communicate clearly, work cleanly, and take pride in producing tidy, reliable electrical work without needing someone to hover over you.

💰 What You Get

Competitive pay — up to $43 - $47/hr depending on experience
Time‑and‑a‑half for overtime
Company vehicle + fuel card
Phone with unlimited plan
Annual training budget to keep your skills sharp

📋 Requirements

EWRB Registered Electrician
Full NZ driver’s licence
Already living in NZ
Right to work in NZ
Solid written and spoken English

🏭 Who We Are

Enterprise Electrical is part of a wider engineering and fabrication group covering structural steel, stainless fabrication and CNC cutting / folding. You’ll work alongside people who know their craft — and you’ll get exposure to projects across food production, roll forming, cardboard, steel, glass, and OEM machine building.

If you want a role where your attention to detail is valued, your ideas matter, and your workmanship actually gets noticed, you’ll fit right in.