Daya Contracting

02/07/2026

Installing Electrical connection to another

Gotta love Albany weather!

17/06/2026

Seeking Electrical Apprentice – Join the Daya Contracting Team

Build More Than a Career. Build a Craft.

Daya Contracting is a locally owned electrical business based in Albany, WA, specialising in quality residential electrical work. We believe great electricians are developed through strong mentoring, hard work, integrity, and a commitment to excellence.

Whether you’re a school leaver, looking for a career change, or already part-way through an apprenticeship, we’d love to hear from you.

About the Role

As an Electrical Apprentice with Daya Contracting, you’ll work alongside experienced tradesmen on a wide variety of residential projects while receiving hands-on training and mentoring to help you become a skilled, professional electrician.

We’re not just looking to teach you how to install electrical systems—we want to help you develop the character, workmanship, and professionalism that will serve you throughout your career.

We’re Looking For Someone Who Is:

* Honest and trustworthy
* Physically fit and willing to work hard
* Keen to learn and be mentored
* Takes pride in doing quality work
* Reliable and punctual
* Enjoys working as part of a team
* Has a positive attitude and is willing to take initiative

What You’ll Receive

* One-on-one mentoring and practical training
* Exposure to a broad range of residential electrical work
* A supportive team environment
* The opportunity to build a long-term career with a company that values excellence, integrity, and Christian principles

If you’re looking for more than just a job and want to learn a trade that makes a real difference, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply Now

Email your resume to [email protected]

or contact Gerrit directly on 0418 930 573 for a confidential discussion.

“We hire for character and train for skill.”

05/05/2025

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02/04/2025

Moving towards a Net Zero target for 2050.

By eliminating coal, additional mining is needed for rare earth resources like nickel, cobalt and lithium etc. More again for more solar panels.

Are zero carbon emissions really worth the financial supposed economic cost? Are these carbon emissions even measurably harmful? I struggle to believe so.

What are your thoughts?

The Cook Labor Government is continuing to secure Western Australia's clean energy future with GenusPlus awarded a $270 million contract to build the first parts of Clean Energy Link - North, which promises to unlock renewable energy resources throughout WA's south-west.

31/03/2025

Did you know that "Daya" is Indian for "Grace"? Thanks to a special Indian friend...