Trades & Services / Technicians
Posted 10/06/2026
Closes 24/06/2026
Cairns & Far North, Cairns, Queensland
Full time
Who we are
CleanCo is a low-emission energy generator and retailer backed by the Queensland Government. We empower our customers to make the transition to safe, reliable, low-emission energy through innovation, collaboration and operational excellence.
Our values guide everything we do: we are genuine, courageous, collaborative and curious.
Our diverse and capable team work together to deliver reliable energy solutions for customers and communities across Queensland. Our aim is to cultivate a thriving, connected team of people who are proud to be part of CleanCo’s mission.
We are recognised as an Employer of Choice by Work180. We welcome applications from women, neurodivergent individuals, people with disabilities, First Nations people, LGBTQIA+ individuals and those from culturally diverse backgrounds. Adjustments to the recruitment process are available on request.
What you’ll contribute to
As a Mechanical Technician, you’ll play a critical role in keeping CleanCo’s Kareeya and Koombooloomba hydro power stations operating safely, reliably and efficiently.
You’ll apply your mechanical trade expertise to maintain, repair and improve complex power station plant and equipment, while helping protect long-term asset integrity.
In this role you’ll:
Deliver planned and reactive mechanical maintenance to keep plant availability high
Investigate faults, identify root causes and implement effective corrective actions
Plan and schedule work, including parts, resources and isolation requirements
Support plant operations and emergency response when required
Contribute to capital works and plant improvement projects using MOC processes
Guide contractors and support technical work on site
Improve procedures, documentation and maintenance practices over time
This role is a full-time, permanent position that works 36.25 hours over a Tuesday to Friday roster and is based at Kareeya Power Station. Relocation assistance will be provided should you not already live locally to the Kareeya Power Station.
On your first day we expect you to have:
A recognised mechanical trade qualification and an Associate Diploma of Mechanical Engineering – essential.
Solid experience maintaining heavy industrial or power station plant
Experience working with hydropower or rotating plant environments
The ability to plan, prioritise and execute maintenance work safely
Experience working with contractors and technical documentation
Confidence using maintenance and business systems
What you will find here:
The opportunity to contribute to building Queensland’s clean energy future and see the real-world impact of your work
A supportive environment that embraces change and encourages continuous learning
Space to take ownership, backed by trust and accountability
Open, respectful communication where diverse perspectives are valued
A collaborative culture focused on shared success and meaningful outcomes
What we offer you
At CleanCo, you don’t just contribute to Queensland’s energy future - you’re supported to power your own.
Our benefits support balance, wellbeing and career development at every stage of life, including:
A progressive and inclusive culture where people feel safe, connected and seen.
Option to purchase additional leave.
Discounted health insurance, Fitness Passport and wellbeing support programs.
Salary sacrificing options.
What happens next?
We'd love to hear from you sooner rather than later. Applications close on 26 June, but we sometimes find our person before then.
Our Talent team reviews every application and if we think you could be a great fit, we'll be in touch for a friendly chat. If things click, we'll move you through to interviews from there!
Even if we are not currently advertising the position that you are looking for today, we may be tomorrow. Keep up-to-date with new opportunities as they happen by following us on LinkedIn or registering for our Talent Community via our careers page.
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