Mechanical and electrical

Electrician

Aotea Group

Napier-Hastings10 days ago
Full time

What the role involves

  • Installing electrical systems
  • Maintaining client sites
  • Fault-finding electrical faults

What they ask for

NZ registered Electrician; current practising licence; domestic, commercial and/or industrial experience; full NZ driver’s licence; right to work in New Zealand

  • Professional licence or registration
  • Driver licence

About the job

Buzz Electrics, part of the Aotea Group, has been powering Hawke’s Bay since 1994. We’re a locally owned electrical contractor with around 50 staff across Napier and Hastings. We work with some of the region’s best-known businesses, councils and homeowners.

We have a strong pipeline of work, so we’re looking for qualified Electricians to join our team. There’s a place for you here whether your background is domestic, commercial or industrial.

About The Role

  • Installation, maintenance and fault-finding across domestic, commercial and industrial sites
  • Planned and reactive maintenance for long-term clients in food processing, manufacturing, healthcare and local government
  • New builds, fit-outs, switchboard and mains upgrades, and minor capital works
  • Opportunity to join our paid after-hours on-call roster
  • Working alongside and mentoring our apprentices

About You

  • NZ registered Electrician with a current practising licence
  • Domestic, commercial and/or industrial experience (we’ll match the role to your strengths)
  • Strong commitment to health and safety and quality workmanship
  • Good communicator who takes pride in looking after customers
  • Full NZ driver’s licence
  • Industrial experience (automation, PLCs, MCCs) is a bonus, but not essential

What we offer

  • Competitive hourly rates that reflect your skills and experience
  • Ongoing training, upskilling and clear pathways into senior and leadership roles
  • Variety of work across a large, loyal client base
  • A supportive, safety-first culture built on our values of Quality, Trust and Respect
  • Annual staff awards, social events and a team that genuinely backs each other

Applicants must have the right to work in New Zealand

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  • It asks for a driver licence. Say which class you hold, and whether it's full.
  • It names PLCs, MCCs and switchboard. Use the same words on your CV for the ones you've used, so a search finds them.

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