Staff
Careers & capability

Build capability that carries forward.

McKercher Corporation develops people across field delivery, engineering, customer service, operations, and intelligent systems in Western Australia.

Current recruitment

A clear route into the group

The group keeps expressions of interest open across its role families. Published vacancies are added when an approved role is ready for recruitment.

Current route

Expressions of interest

The group accepts expressions of interest across the listed role families.

Approved vacancies

Published when available

A role is advertised once its scope, reporting line, and recruitment process are confirmed.

Initial review

Role and capability led

Relevant experience, current credentials, and business need are considered together.

Recruitment enquiry
Role families

Different functions, shared operating standards

Expressions of interest are organised by the work a person wants to carry, rather than a fixed list of vacancies that can become outdated.

01

Field delivery

Electrical, solar, battery, commissioning, and on-site leadership roles responsible for safe and consistent project delivery.

ElectriciansSolar & battery installersApprenticesField leadership
02

Engineering & technical

System design, technical assessment, commissioning support, compliance, product knowledge, and documented technical guidance.

System designTechnical supportComplianceTechnical content
03

Customer & commercial

Roles connecting informed product selection, customer communication, energy assessment, and commercial responsibility.

Energy consultingCustomer supportProduct guidancePartnerships
04

Operations & coordination

The planning, administration, scheduling, warehouse, logistics, and quality functions that support reliable delivery.

AdministrationSchedulingWarehouse & logisticsQuality systems
05

Intelligent systems

Bespoke service-operations work connecting workflows, information, system integration, customer communication, and decision support.

Workflow designSystems integrationInformation designOperational analysis
Career pathway

Progression follows demonstrated responsibility

Individual pathways depend on capability, business need, available roles, and any licence or accreditation required for the work.

  1. 01
    Foundation

    Learn the operating standard

    Build role knowledge through induction, supervised practice, documented procedures, and the licences or training required for the work.

  2. 02
    Qualified practice

    Carry defined responsibility

    Perform work independently within an approved scope, maintain records, and demonstrate consistent safety, quality, and customer judgement.

  3. 03
    Technical leadership

    Support people and decisions

    Guide technical work, coach colleagues, resolve complex issues, and help translate group standards into daily operating practice.

  4. 04
    Operational leadership

    Own an accountable function

    Take responsibility for people, priorities, performance, and the systems that keep a business function effective over time.

Employee pathways

Capability developed within the group

Nicole Bilman, Chief Executive Officer of PSW Energy and Perth Solar Warehouse
PSW Energy & Perth Solar Warehouse

Nicole Bilman

Chief Executive Officer

  1. 01Administration Manager
  2. 02General Manager
  3. 03Chief Executive Officer

Nicole joined the group in July 2020 as Administration Manager. Her progression through operational leadership led to appointment as Chief Executive Officer in February 2026.

Personnel profile
Field leadershipTC
PSW Energy & Perth Solar Warehouse

Taylor Cooper

Field Manager

  1. 01Electrician
  2. 02Solar electrician
  3. 03Technical lead
  4. 04Field Manager

Taylor's pathway has moved from qualified electrical work through solar delivery and technical leadership into responsibility for field operations.

Personnel profile
Training & accreditation

Requirements follow the responsibility of the role

Each vacancy or expression-of-interest review confirms the current credentials required. Requirements are not assumed to be identical across every role.

01

Role-specific authority

Electrical and field positions require the current licences, endorsements, site credentials, and supervision arrangements stated for the role.

02

Product & technical competence

Manufacturer training, Solar Accreditation Australia accreditation, commissioning competence, or documented product knowledge may be required where relevant to the work.

03

HSEQ participation

Every role works within the group's health, safety, environment, and quality procedures, including induction, reporting, and competency verification.

04

Ongoing development

Training and accreditation are reviewed as responsibilities change. Progression depends on demonstrated capability, business need, and available responsibility.

Expression of interest

How the review is carried out

An expression of interest starts a conversation. It does not create an offer of employment or replace role-specific recruitment requirements.

  1. 01

    Share an expression of interest

    Select the role family that best matches the work you want to carry and provide a concise account of relevant experience.

  2. 02

    Review against current need

    The group considers the role family, demonstrated capability, current credentials, and any relevant operating requirement.

  3. 03

    Confirm the role-specific process

    Where there is a potential match, the next discussion confirms the role, authority, credentials, and recruitment process before any offer is considered.

Expression of interest

Introduce your capability

Select the role family that best matches your interest and provide a concise account of your experience. A professional profile can be included, and supporting documents may be requested during review.

An expression of interest is not an offer of employment. Suitable applicants may be contacted when a relevant position or capability requirement is available.