EnerMech – expanding their Perth operation

Whilst a number of EnerMech divisions have been in business of providing a range of mechanical engineering products and services to the energy industry for more than 25 years, it was only in April 2008 that they placed all crane, training, pumping, hydraulics and equipment services under the one official brand of ‘EnerMech’.

The UK Company with bases in Norway, Middle East and Asia Pacific has been developed by both organic growth and strategic acquisition, resulting in annual revenue in excess of $50m and a workforce of 300 experience staff worldwide.

Acquisitions completed in 2008 included Specialist Maintenance Services Ltd, A1 Safety Training Consultants Ltd in the UK, Pavitt Energy and Scotia Oilfield Trading in the Middle East and Bjorge ASA’s crane division in Norway.

In July this year, they invested A$820,000 on a crane simulator for use in the Australian-Asia Pacific market, with further plans to develop an exclusive program to extend the simulator’s capabilities to include subsea lifting operations. According to Enermech, this will be a world first development for the crane and heavy lifting industry.

EnerMech say this latest investment in new technology provides the company with the only crane simulator in the region and underlines its determination to significantly expand operations in both Singapore and Perth.

The Crane Simulator will be a containerised unit that will be suitable for being transported between various locations as operational requirements dictate. It is designed to work in extreme weather conditions and cope with the various electrical supplies that exist in different countries.

Enermech says the Crane Simulator represents the most innovative and unique concept in both crane operator training and assessment that is available today. It provides a highly effective and comprehensive tool to train and assess personnel in a safe and realistic environment, enabling the operator to experience a wide range of conditions and situations that cannot be replicated at their normal work site.

During simulator training the operator will be subject to a series of real time exercises in which malfunction situations that could occur during actual crane operations are introduced.

Consistent with their target growth strategy for Perth, they are now seeking candidates for the following positions:

HYDRAULICS MANAGER (ref: APJ/HM)
You must have a demonstrated record of successful service delivery; an important part of the role will be focussing on the development of new business and the consolidation of relationships with existing customers.

PROJECT ENGINEER (ref: APJ/PE)
You will provide engineering support for offshore crane repairs, refurbishment, operation and maintenance. Good communication skills and the ability to work cohesively within a high performance team are essential. Experience in the Oil and Gas Industry and Cranes and Lifting will be highly regarded.

TRAINER/ASSESSOR (ref: APJ/TA)
You must have a Certificate IV 9TAA) qualification or equivalent to work in our training facility, as well as onsite and offshore. The successful candidate must have the ability to identify, implement and manage training needs, deliver training to the highest industry standards in an engaging manner and have a proven track record with developing assessment plans.

OFFSHORE EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST (ref: APJ/OS)
You will be required to carry out the commissioning, maintenance, inspection and servicing of a range of EnerMech and client mechanical equipment, onshore and offshore. Mechanical trade qualifications and manual dexterity are essential. Experience in the oil and Gas Industry and/or Cranes and Lifting will be highly regarded.

To apply, send your resume quoting the job reference number to: recruitment@enermech.com or fax to 08 9451 3004. Alternatively, you can post your application to 115 Radium Street, Welshpool, WA 6106.]

For more information head here: http://www.enermech.com/index.php/Recruitment/