Start 2026 with a new opportunity in renewables!

Mass Resources is now taking applications for electricians to join a large-scale Solar Farm Project in Queensland, commencing early in the new year.

Whether you’re experienced in renewables or keen to step into the solar space, this is your chance to work on one of Queensland’s leading green energy projects — with ongoing opportunities across our national renewables portfolio.
What’s on Offer

• $58 per hour + penalties
• Camp accommodation and meals provided
• Flights provided for those travelling to site
• 3 weeks on, 1 week off roster
• Ongoing project work with potential to move onto future solar projects across QLD, NSW & VIC

Your Responsibilities

• Install and connect electrical components including solar panels, inverters, and switchboards
• Perform cable pulling, terminations, and testing
• Assist with commissioning and QA activities
• Maintain compliance with all site safety and electrical standards
• Work collaboratively within a high-performing team

What You’ll Need

• QLD Electrical Licence (or mutual recognition)
• Construction White Card
• Current LVR/CPR (completed within the last 12 months)
• Minimum 2 years post-trade experience
• Driver’s licence and reliable transport
• Solar or renewables experience highly regarded but not essential

Why Join Mass Resources?
At Mass Resources, we partner with some of the biggest names in renewable energy to deliver projects that make a difference. We focus on genuine relationships, career growth, and ongoing opportunities — not just short-term placements.
With multiple solar projects kicking off in 2026 across Australia, there’s plenty of room to grow and continue building your renewables career.
Apply Now

Kick off the new year with a great team and exciting project work!

Click ‘Apply Now’ or send your resume to [email protected]

Alternatively, call 1800 964 566 for more information.

Mass Resources is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and those seeking to transition into the renewables sector.