Courtnay Link

• A Trainer and Assessor at Essential Energy is critical in maintaining a highly skilled, compliant, and safety-conscious workforce, ensuring that the company's employees can operate in the field effectively and safely.
• Craft learning modules aligning with Essential Energy's standards
• Evaluate team performance to ensure required competencies are met for safety and efficiency
• Managed employee skill demonstrations in practical assessments
• Offered constructive criticism to aid skill enhancement and address weaknesses
• Mentored employees, guiding skill development on the job
• Foster culture of continuous improvement by identifying training needs
• Collaborate with teams to address operational requirements in training programs

• Work closely with clients to understand their needs, budgets, and timelines. Create detailed project plans that outline the scope of work.
• Oversee scheduling to ensure that all phases of construction are completed on time.
• Manage relationships with electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and other trades to ensure smooth project execution.
• Control project costs, manage the allocation of resources, and ensure that the project stays within the budget.
• Ensure that workers and subcontractors are following the project plan and working efficiently.
• Small building companies typically manage a team of skilled laborers and may hire additional subcontractors as needed for specialized tasks.
• Maintain safe working conditions, enforce safety regulations, and minimize hazards to avoid accidents on the job site.

• Provide lectures, workshops, practical sessions, and demonstrations in accordance with TAFE Queensland’s curriculum.
• Employ a variety of teaching techniques, including hands-on practical sessions, digital learning tools, and group activities to cater to different learning styles.
• Develop detailed lesson plans aligned with industry benchmarks and TAFE curriculum
• Design and administer assessments, exams, and practical evaluations to measure students' skills and knowledge.
• Offer personalized feedback to help students improve and progress through their courses.
• Help students with academic challenges, offering additional resources or one-on-one tutoring when necessary.

• Develop detailed project plans, timelines, and schedules.
• Ensure resources, materials, and manpower are efficiently allocated.
• Coordinate with various departments to ensure smooth execution.
• Develop and manage project budgets.
• Track expenses and control costs to ensure projects stay within budget.
• Provide regular financial updates to senior management.
• Lead and manage project teams, including engineers, technicians, and subcontractors.
• Assign tasks, set goals, and ensure team members are meeting deadlines.
• Provide guidance and support to team members to solve project-related challenges.
• Maintain comprehensive project documentation, including progress reports, change orders, and financial records.
• Provide regular reports to senior management and stakeholders on project performance.

• Plan and design electrical layouts, circuits, wiring, and systems for new constructions, renovations, or retrofitting projects.
• Work with architects, engineers, and clients to interpret construction plans and technical drawings, ensuring that electrical systems meet the project’s needs.
• Install wiring and electrical components: Set up electrical wiring, lighting fixtures, power outlets, circuit breakers, and other electrical components in residential, commercial, or industrial buildings.
• Install electrical infrastructure for new construction projects, including panel boards, transformers, and main electrical panels.
• Diagnose electrical issues such as faulty wiring, short circuits, and power outages, and repair or replace faulty components.

Respond to emergency situations, such as electrical outages or dangerous electrical faults, ensuring quick and effective repairs

• Ensure that all work complies with local, state, and national electrical codes and regulations (such as the National Electrical Code in the U.S. or AS/NZS 3000 in Australia).
• Follow safety protocols to protect workers and the public, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), proper grounding, and lockout/tagout procedures.
• Manage the electrical portion of construction projects, ensuring that installations are completed on time, within budget, and meet client expectations.
• Work closely with other contractors and trades (such as plumbers, HVAC technicians, and builders) to ensure electrical systems integrate seamlessly with the rest of the building infrastructure.
• Source and purchase electrical components, materials, and equipment, ensuring they meet quality standards.
• Provide clients with detailed cost estimates for electrical projects, including materials, labor, permits, and any additional services required.
• Monitor project expenses to ensure work is completed within the agreed-upon budget and manage any unforeseen costs effectively.
• Meet with clients to understand their needs, provide recommendations, and offer technical advice on electrical system options.
• Keep clients and other stakeholders informed about project progress, timelines, and any potential issues or delays.
• Supervise a team of electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors, ensuring that all work is completed safely and to high standards.
• Train new electricians and apprentices, helping them develop their skills and ensuring they follow proper safety and work practices.

• Provide lectures, workshops, practical sessions, and demonstrations in accordance with TAFE Queensland’s curriculum.
• Employ a variety of teaching techniques, including hands-on practical sessions, digital learning tools, and group activities to cater to different learning styles.
• Develop detailed lesson plans aligned with industry benchmarks and TAFE curriculum
• Design and administer assessments, exams, and practical evaluations to measure students' skills and knowledge.
• Offer personalized feedback to help students improve and progress through their courses.
• Help students with academic challenges, offering additional resources or one-on-one tutoring when necessary.

• Supervise the installation, repair, and maintenance of electrical systems, including wiring, fixtures, and equipment, in line with project specifications.
• Make sure that all electrical work complies with local, state, and national electrical codes, safety regulations, and company standards.
• Manage a team of electricians and apprentices, ensuring tasks are assigned and completed on time and according to standards.
• Provide on-the-job training and mentorship to junior team members and apprentices, promoting skill development and safety awareness.
• Keep accurate records of work completed, including time sheets, materials used, and project progress.
• Provide regular updates to project managers regarding the status of electrical work, including any potential delays or issues that may arise.
• Ensure any changes to the project scope or electrical systems are documented and approved.
• Help ensure that the electrical work stays within the allocated budget, minimizing waste and unnecessary expenses.
• Ensure that electrical tasks are completed within the project timeline, coordinating with other trades to prevent delays.

• Set up and install electrical systems, including control panels, motors, transformers, circuit breakers, lighting systems, and other industrial machinery.
• Lay and connect electrical wiring, conduits, and cables according to technical drawings and specifications.
• Identify and diagnose faults in electrical systems and equipment, using tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and other testing devices.
• Repair or replace defective components such as wiring, motors, circuit boards, and switches, ensuring systems return to full operation as quickly as possible.
• Perform testing and commissioning of newly installed or repaired electrical systems to ensure they function correctly and meet required standards.
• Follow Monadelphous’ safety regulations and procedures, ensuring that all electrical work complies with local, national, and company safety standards.
• Implement lockout/tagout procedures to ensure the safe isolation of electrical equipment before maintenance or repair work begins.
• Collaborate with mechanical engineers, millwrights, and other trades to ensure electrical systems integrate smoothly with other plant systems.
• Use predictive maintenance techniques, such as thermography or vibration analysis, to identify potential issues before they lead to equipment failure.
• Use and maintain specialized tools such as conduit benders, wire strippers, circuit analyzers, and power drills to perform electrical work.