Western Power Reviews

I think for promotion at Western Power you have to be happy to swap roles a lot and often move sideways before up.

Western Power is careful of environmental zoning and is also working on innovative projects to better reliability of supply.

Western Power is probably one of the best in work-life balance. Western Power allows for flexible working hours, to allow for the various life-conditions of each person. People very infrequent work overtime. People share knowledge, support each other and share work when needed. All my team leaders have been very supportive of their teams.

Good gender balance given the field. wide range of ethnic backgrounds. maternity and paternity leave provided.

My role changes every 6 months, as part of the graduate program. Every 6 months I'm exposed to different teams, doing work for that team and the teams would train me to get to a level adequate enough to be helpful to the team and carry out day to day responsibilities within the team.

I have had very good managers wherever I have went. They've been very open and honest and willing to support me.

Offices are comfortable. Facilities are very good. Dress code is reasonable. Would love to have standing desks by default and better/more supportive chairs.

Selection for interview. And then once the interview was completed, I received an offer maybe 1 or 2 weeks later

I believe the pay for a graduate is very good initially.

The business has been very supportive of providing training opportunities to its employees. In each area, I've seen at least 2 training opportunities being made available.

I am expected to work 37.5 hrs / 5 days per week. Within those constraints, there is flexibility over start/finish/break times.

As an electricity utility, many sustainable generators (wind/solar) are being connected to the grid.