- Taupo, Waikato
- Competitive Hourly Rates
- Fixed-Term Contract / Contracting Opportunities
We're seeking multiple Registered Electricians to join a major renewable energy project commencing in November 2026.
This is an opportunity to be part of a large-scale infrastructure development that will contribute to New Zealand's renewable energy future. With work secured through to April 2027, you'll join an experienced project team delivering a high-profile project while gaining valuable exposure to the rapidly growing renewable energy sector.
Your duties will include electrical installations, cable containment, cable pulling, terminations, testing and commissioning support, while maintaining high standards of quality and safety across site.
About You
- Current EWRB Registration and Practising Licence
- Experience in commercial, industrial, infrastructure or large-scale construction projects
- Strong understanding of electrical safety and compliance requirements
- Ability to read and interpret plans and specifications
- Reliable, motivated and team-oriented approach
- Full Class 1 Driver Licence
- A valid Site Safe passport
- NZ Working rights (NZ Citizen, Permanent Resident or Resident visa)
- Reliable transport
- EWP, Working at Heights and First aid are extremely advantageous
- Secure work from November 2026 through to April 2027
- Fixed-term employment or contracting options available
- Competitive hourly rates
- Consistent project hours
- Opportunity to gain utility-scale renewable energy project experience
- Work alongside experienced supervisors and project teams
- Potential opportunities on future renewable energy and infrastructure projects
Stellar Recruitment partners with leading construction, infrastructure and energy organisations across New Zealand. We connect skilled tradespeople with projects that offer career development, stability and the opportunity to work on some of the country's most significant developments.
Looking for a project that stands out on your CV? Join a major renewable energy development and secure work through to April 2027 while gaining experience on one of New Zealand's growing utility-scale energy projects.
