WattWorks Projects performs the testing and commissioning of protection, control, and metering systems, and manages the projects that deliver them — for utilities, oil and gas, mining, data centres, and heavy industrial facilities.
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Acceptance and maintenance testing of protective relays — settings verification, element-by-element functional testing, and as-left documentation.
Point-to-point wiring checks and panel inspection against issued-for-construction drawings, with discrepancies documented and tracked to resolution.
Integrated scheme testing that proves the full protection and control path — instrument transformer through relay logic to breaker operation and SCADA indication.
Planning, sequencing, and coordination of the commissioning scope — schedule integration, resource planning, progress reporting, and a single point of accountability through to turnover.
Greenfield builds and brownfield expansions, managed alongside construction sequencing, outage windows, and site operations.
Scheduled maintenance testing and turnaround support, planned around production and outage constraints to return equipment to service on time.
Diagnostic support on misoperations and in-service problems, plus the structured test records and turnover packages that make the work auditable.
Commissioning, and the project management that surrounds it, is the whole business. Our crews, training, and safety program are built around that work.
Safety is a condition of employment.
Our health and safety program is written around the hazards our crews actually face: electrical safety and arc flash, lockout and isolation, limits of approach, fall protection, personal protective equipment, and working-alone procedures.
It is documented, kept current, and applied on every job. Our field and project management personnel work to it without exception, and it is structured to satisfy occupational health and safety regulation in the jurisdictions we work in.
This is field work. It means travel, time away from home, and long days on site. We are looking for people who are independent, willing to work hard, and want to learn the trade properly from people who have spent a career doing it.
If that sounds like you, send us your resume along with a short note about what you have worked on. No portal, no application forms.
Scope, schedule, and site conditions — send what you have and you will get a straight answer on fit and availability.
