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MEM Mechanical Maintainer

Australia, Perth

2-4 Years

Our client is seeking an experienced MEM Mechanical Maintainer to join a high-performing maintenance team supporting a large-scale Pilbara mining operation. Working across a diverse fleet of heavy mobile equipment, you will play a key role in maintaining fleet reliability, maximising equipment availability, and supporting safe and efficient mining operations. Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, you will perform a broad range of maintenance activities across haul trucks, wheel loaders, graders, water carts, and ancillary mining equipment. The role will see you completing scheduled servicing, preventative maintenance, breakdown repairs, component replacements, and major equipment inspections in accordance with site standards and OEM requirements. You will be responsible for diagnosing and rectifying mechanical, hydraulic, powertrain, and pneumatic faults, ensuring equipment is returned to service safely and efficiently. This will involve troubleshooting complex equipment issues, carrying out repairs in the field and workshop environments, and working closely with planners and operations personnel to minimise downtime and optimise fleet performance. Key responsibilities will include: Completing planned maintenance, statutory inspections, and shutdown work on heavy mobile mining equipment. Performing breakdown diagnostics, fault finding, and corrective maintenance activities. Carrying out component change-outs including engines, transmissions, differentials, wheel motors, hydraulic cylinders, pumps, and associated systems. Conducting routine inspections to identify defects, wear patterns, and emerging equipment issues before they impact production. Servicing and maintaining hydraulic, lubrication, cooling, fuel, braking, and steering systems. Interpreting technical manuals, schematics, OEM documentation, and maintenance procedures to support repair activities. Ensuring all maintenance work is completed to a high standard and in accordance with site safety and operational requirements. Accurately documenting maintenance activities, defect reports, work orders, and equipment history records within SAP. Supporting equipment reliability initiatives and contributing to continuous improvement activities across the maintenance function. Working collaboratively with supervisors, planners, operators, and fellow tradespeople to coordinate maintenance activities and achieve production targets. Participating in pre-start meetings, risk assessments, isolation processes, and permit-to-work activities. Maintaining a strong focus on housekeeping, workplace safety, and environmental compliance at all times. The fleet includes a variety of heavy mobile mining equipment, with experience on the following highly regarded: Komatsu 830E Electric Drive Haul Trucks LeTourneau L-2350 / Komatsu WE2350 Wheel Loaders Komatsu WA1200 Wheel Loaders Caterpillar 777 & 785 Water Carts Caterpillar 16M & 24M Graders Ancillary mining and support equipment This is an excellent opportunity to join a world-class mining operation where you'll work alongside experienced maintenance professionals, gain exposure to a large and diverse fleet, and contribute directly to the reliability and performance of critical mining equipment on site.

Licensed Electrician - Battery Recycling & Recovery

Australia, Campbellfield

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Why Join EcoCycle? ✅ Be part of a genuinely emerging industry with long-term growth potential ✅ Lead technical operations in Australia's evolving battery recycling sector ✅ Work with cutting-edge EV and energy storage technologies ✅ Ongoing training and support from experienced industry specialists ✅ Opportunity to shape procedures, standards and workforce capability ✅ Safety-first culture with modern equipment and facilities About the Role Reporting to the Site Manager, this is a hands-on technical leadership position that combines electrical expertise, safety leadership and workforce development. Working alongside experienced battery recovery specialists, you'll become the licensed authority on site for battery de-energisation, energy recovery and dismantling activities. You'll help establish best practices, develop safe operating procedures and mentor developing technicians as the business continues to grow. This opportunity is ideal for a qualified electrician looking to move beyond traditional electrical work and into a future-focused industry at the intersection of sustainability, recycling and advanced technology. Key Responsibilities Safely assess, de-energise and dismantle end-of-life EV and battery energy storage systems. Develop and maintain safe work procedures, risk assessments and standard operating procedures. Lead battery recovery and diagnostics activities using specialised energy recovery equipment. Ensure compliance with Victorian electrical safety requirements and dangerous goods obligations. Champion best practice safety standards, including thermal runaway prevention, PPE compliance and emergency response procedures. Supervise, mentor and train trainees and operational staff to build technical capability across the team. Support continuous improvement initiatives across safety, productivity and operational performance. Act as the key electrical authority within the facility.

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