OSCA 243331 ANZSCO 233311

Electrical Engineer

Design, develop and manage electrical systems for power generation, transmission, distribution and utilisation in industrial, commercial and infrastructure applications. Ensure systems are safe, reliable and energy efficient.

Note on codes: OSCA 2024 (released December 2024) replaced ANZSCO in Australia. Both codes are listed as Engineers Australia continues referencing the ANZSCO number during the transition period. Source: ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0

Occupation Details

OSCA Code	243331
ANZSCO Code	233311
Skill Level	Level Level 1
Assessing Authority	Engineers Australia
Assessment Type	CDR Required
Discipline Group	2433 Electrical Engineering Professionals

Main Tasks

Designing electrical power systems including switchgear, transformers, cabling and protection systems
Planning and overseeing installation of electrical infrastructure for buildings and industrial facilities
Conducting power system studies including load flow, short circuit and harmonic analysis
Specifying and commissioning electrical equipment including motors, drives and control systems
Ensuring electrical installations comply with Australian Standards and wiring rules
Investigating electrical faults and developing preventive maintenance programs
Managing energy efficiency assessments and power quality improvement projects

English Language Requirements

IELTS	Overall 6, Speaking 7
OET	Grade B all sections
PTE Academic	Overall 65, Speaking 65
TOEFL iBT	Overall 93, Speaking 23

Minimum scores required for Engineers Australia CDR assessment. All band scores or sub-scores must meet the minimum.

About Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineers design, develop and manage electrical systems and equipment for power generation, transmission, distribution and end use. They work across renewable energy, high voltage infrastructure, industrial automation and building services, ensuring electrical systems are safe, efficient and reliable for a wide range of applications.

Visa Eligibility

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This occupation appears on the relevant skilled occupation list, making holders eligible for subclass 189, 190, and/or 491 visas (subject to visa requirements and state nomination).

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