At Keolis, we’re proud to be one of Australia’s leading providers of multimodal public transport. In partnership with State Governments, we support the delivery of safe, seamless, and inclusive passenger journeys that keep our communities moving. Guided by our core philosophies – “Think like a Passenger” and “Zero Harm” – we are committed to delivering excellence in safety, service, and sustainability.  

Our people are at the heart of what we do. We foster a culture that values collaboration, innovation, and diversity where every individual is empowered to make a difference.   

Every day, our teams maintain and renew the infrastructure that enables safe, reliable passenger rail services across the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network. Behind every safe journey is a team of professionals who take pride in their craft, back each other, and never compromise on safety.

Now, we’re expanding our Overhead Wiring (OHW) team and have multiple roles for skilled Traction Linesperson – Overhead Wiring to work on critical infrastructure that keeps our network running. If you're trade-qualified and thrive working at heights, outdoors, and with purpose—this is your next move.

 The Opportunity

You’ll join our high-performing team, maintaining and upgrading Adelaide’s rail power network. Your expertise will keep trains moving and passengers safe.

 Key Responsibilities:

• Install, maintain, repair and replace OHW equipment in accordance with predefined work programs to ensure the safe and effect operation of the traction power network
• Plan, implement and manage High Voltage Switching and permit issuing
• Respond to callouts and network emergencies
• Complete and fill out the work orders in our computer-based Asset management system (Maximo) – training will be provided
• Work at heights on rail-connected overhead wiring, without supervision
• Ensure all work is performed in accordance with WH&S requirements and legislative policies including work activities performed by other employees
• Assist work in the rail corridor that is associated with working at heights using Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (includes limited vegetation remove, structural inspection and minor structural work)
• Be willing to work a day and night roster

About You

You're a qualified linesperson with a strong sense of accountability and safety. You're adaptable, resilient, and ready to work on a complex network that powers South Australia's rail transport system.

 To hit the ground running, you’ll need:

• Previous experience as a Traction Linesperson or a similar role
• Cert III in Traction Linesman or Cert III in Distribution Linesmen
• Current High-Risk Licence (DG, WP, LF, RB)
• Current and valid driver's licence and HR licence
• HV Switching ticket and First Aid + LV Rescue (Training or Refresher Provided)
• Ability to Operate Road Rail (EWP) vehicle
• Perform Pole top and EWP rescue. Perform EWP controlled descent escape
• Must be able to obtain a Category 1 Safety Critical Rail Worker health assessment
• Skilled in the installation, repair, replacement and maintenance of OHW equipment.

What We Offer

Our culture is one of engagement and enablement – we want to hear your ideas and support you in implementing them. We are focused on developing our staff, identifying career pathways and creating opportunity across our global network.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Work Location: Dry Creek with on-site free parking available
• Relocation reimbursement for interstate candidates
• Work-Life Balance – 4 week Rotational Cycle – 2 weeks of day shifts, 2 weeks of night shifts, occasional weekends.
• Family-Friendly Policies: We support growing families with a maternity and paternity leave policy, as well as flexible return-to-work options tailored to your needs
• A Collaborative Team Environment: Be part of a highly supportive and inclusive team that values team-work and shared success
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Join a workplace that is committed to fostering diversity and ensuring equal opportunities for all
• Leadership Development: Access bespoke leadership programs to help you grow and excel as a leader
• 24/7 Employee Assistance and Critical Incident Support: Access confidential support whenever you need it, including counselling and assistance during critical events.

How to Apply

Interested? Click “Apply Now” to submit your cover letter and resume. For any inquiries, contact ka-•••••••••••@keolis.au

Closing date: 26th June 2026

(Note: Keolis Adelaide does NOT accept applications via email)

Selection Process 

• To ensure suitability for this role, successful candidates may be required to complete: 
• National Police Check 
• Due diligence and reference checks 
• Right-to-work verification 
• Rail Safety Medical assessment (including drug and alcohol screening, where applicable) 

 Keolis values a diverse workforce and strongly encourages applications from women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and all individuals from diverse backgrounds.