Glove & Barrier Lineworkers

About the Role

Join UGL’s Western Power contract and play a critical role maintaining and improving the electricity network across metropolitan Perth and regional Western Australia. Based from our Canning Vale depot, you'll be part of an experienced team delivering essential network maintenance and emergency response works.

What's on Offer

• Long-term job security on a major WA utilities contract
• 10/4 roster (Tuesday–Thursday, paid RDO Friday)
• Regular overtime opportunities paid at applicable penalty rates
• Career development including Switching, Operating and ongoing technical training
• Relocation assistance available for eligible candidates moving to Perth
• Regional work attracting LAHA of up to $385 per day

Pay & Conditions

• Glove & Barrier Lineworker: $63.16 per hour
• Overtime penalties
• $4 per hour remote allowance
• Regional work attracts LAHA up to $385/day

About You

You are an experienced Distribution Lineworker with current Glove & Barrier capability and a strong commitment to safety, quality and customer service. You enjoy a mix of metropolitan and regional work and are looking for a long-term opportunity with a market-leading utilities contractor.

Essential Requirements

• Certificate III in ESI – Power Systems – Distribution Overhead
• Glove & Barrier qualification and/or HV Switching experience
• Current Driver’s Licence (MR/HR preferred)
• High Risk Work Licences (WP, DG)
• Unrestricted working rights in Australia

Please note: Applicants must already hold recognised Australian electrical supply industry qualifications. UGL is not offering visa sponsorship or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) pathways at this time.

A pre-employment medical, including a drug and alcohol screening test will be required.

Interested? Let’s chat.
📞 Jody Foster – Recruitment Business Partner
📱 0473 349 241
📧 jody.foster@ugllimited.com

Job Reference: 269468

Why UGL?

UGL is part of the CIMIC Group and delivers critical engineering, construction and maintenance services across Australia's infrastructure, utilities and resources sectors. With more than 9,000 employees nationally, we provide stable career opportunities, professional development and the chance to work on essential infrastructure that keeps communities connected.