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Viva Energy Group · Perth, WA, Australia

Product & Services Technician (Mechanical Fitter) WA

Perth, WA, AustraliaFull-timeSkilled Trades & Maintenance

Listed on Viva Energy Group’s official careers site. Posted October 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are seeking a Product & Services Technician to join our team based in Perth, Western Australia, supporting some of the largest mining operations across the Pilbara region on an 8 days on / 6 days off FIFO roster. If you're a New Zealand Citizen with unrestricted working rights in Australia and are open to relocating to Perth, we'd love to hear from you. About the Role As a Product & Services Technician, you will provide technical support, service and specialised lubrication solutions for heavy mining and industrial equipment across Western Australia.

Based in Perth, you will travel directly to customer sites throughout the Pilbara, working closely with maintenance, reliability and operational teams to deliver value-adding technical solutions. This is a hands-on role combining your mechanical trade expertise with customer engagement and technical problem solving.

Responsibilities

Provide technical service and support for specialty lubricant products and lubrication systems. Conduct field inspections and maintenance support on heavy mobile and fixed plant equipment. Support customers across mining, quarrying and industrial operations. Diagnose equipment and lubrication-related issues and recommend appropriate solutions. Contribute to technical service delivery and sales support activities. Build strong customer relationships through exceptional service and technical expertise.

Deliver commercial value through improved equipment reliability and performance. Equipment You Will Work With You will support a range of mining and industrial equipment including: Excavators Electric shovels Haul trucks and ancillary mobile equipment Ball mills Conveyors Fixed plant and processing equipment

Qualifications

About you To be successful, you will possess: Trade qualification as a Mechanical Fitter (essential). Experience maintaining heavy mobile equipment, fixed plant, mining equipment or industrial machinery. Strong troubleshooting and mechanical diagnostic skills. A customer-focused approach and the ability to communicate technical information effectively. The ability to work autonomously while also contributing to a collaborative team environment.

A strong commitment to safety and operational excellence. Willingness and ability to work a FIFO 8/6 roster .

Location Requirements We welcome applications from

Candidates currently based in Perth, WA Candidates based in Karratha (DIDO consideration) New Zealand Citizens looking to relocate permanently to Perth If applying from New Zealand, you must: Hold New Zealand Citizenship. Have unrestricted rights to live and work in Australia. Be willing to relocate to Perth, Western Australia. Be available to work an ongoing FIFO roster to sites across the Pilbara.

What We Offer

Permanent full-time opportunity. Perth-based FIFO role with an 8/6 roster. Opportunity to work with leading mining operations across Western Australia. Exposure to specialised lubrication technologies and solutions. Supportive team environment with ongoing training and development. Long-term career opportunities within a growing business.

Important Information Please note

We are unable to provide employment visa sponsorship for this position. Applicants must already possess the legal right to live and work in Australia.

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