Asset Inspector

Role overview

This opportunity sits within a growing organisation supporting an important infrastructure program in Western Australia. The position is field-based and focused on inspecting, assessing, and documenting overhead and underground power assets, along with nearby vegetation. It is a drive-in drive-out arrangement with a 10-days-on and 4-days-off roster, and it offers variety, practical work, and potential for long-term growth in the energy and utilities sector.

Key duties

• Carry out inspections of powerlines, power poles, and related electrical infrastructure.
• Spot and record defects in assets, including vegetation that is too close to the network.
• Perform vegetation assessments and issue notices to landowners where needed.
• Support planning and scoping activities for maintenance and upgrade work.
• Undertake practical field tasks such as wire replacement, earth repairs, and installation of pole reinforcements.
• Record information accurately in Western Power systems using an iPad.

Qualifications and requirements

• Certificate II or III in ESI Asset Inspection is preferred.
• White Card is required.
• A valid C-Class driver’s licence or above is required.
• Basic computer skills are needed, including Excel, Outlook, and iPad data entry.
• The role suits someone with strong attention to detail and the ability to work on their own.
• Good communication skills are important for dealing with customers and landowners.
• You must be prepared to travel and stay away from home when the job requires it.

What is offered

• $250 per night live-away allowance when overnight stays are required.
• A more independent style of work with plenty of autonomy.
• Weekly pay and regular rostered breaks.
• 10 days on, 4 days off DIDO roster.
• Full training will be provided.
• Company vehicle supplied.
• Uniform supplied.
• Secure, long-term role with pathways for career progression.
• Opportunity to contribute to essential Western Australian infrastructure work.

Additional information

This is a hands-on role in the energy and utilities sector, combining inspection work, reporting, vegetation management, and practical asset maintenance tasks. The position is based in Mundijong, Western Australia, Australia.