Journeyperson Electrician

Journeyperson Electrician
Employer: Nose Creek Electrical Services
Business Address:
5510 53 St. SE, Suite 102
Calgary, AB
T2C 4P2

Job Location:
Based in Calgary, AB
May be required to travel to various locations in Alberta on occasion, except for the Wood Buffalo-Cold Lake Region.
Living-out Allowance and Living Expenses paid by the employer for out-of-town work, per company policy
Must have reliable transportation to and from worksites
Wage:
$40 (base Journeyman level) to $42 per hour, based on experience
20% Shift Premium for afternoon shift (3 PM to 1 AM Monday-Thursday)
Salary increases as per company policy
Employment terms and conditions:
Permanent, Full-Time (8 hours per day, 40 hours per week)
Optional Compressed Work Week (4 x 10hr. days vs. 5 x 8hr. days)
Shift Work required
Some Overtime required
Morning, Day, Evening, Night and Weekend work required

Health Benefits:
Dental Benefits
Vision Care Benefits
Extended Healthcare (e.g. prescriptions, physiotherapy, chiropractor, mental health)
Disability Benefits
Financial Benefits:
Group Insurance Benefits
Life Insurance Benefits
RRSP Matching Program
Other Benefits:
Free parking available
Learning/training paid by employer
Team building opportunities
Parking available
Travel insurance
Wellness program

Vacancies: 2
Anticipated start date: As soon as possible.
Job requirements:
Language: English
Education: Journeyman Trade Certification (Electrician)
Experience: 4 years (may be gained through apprenticeship work experience)
Work Site Environments:
Indoors
Outdoors
At heights
Confined spaces
Cold/refrigerated
Dangerous
Dusty
Hot
Work setting/area of work:
Diverse Construction Projects
oCommercial
oInstitutional
oNew Construction
oRenovations
oIndustrial (e.g. PLC, Automation Systems) Less than 5% of required work

Area of Specialization
Fire Alarm System
Low Voltage Wiring
Emergency Power Systems
Lighting Systems
Conventional Electrical Devices
Duties:
Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, technical diagrams, specifications and electrical codes to accurately install, service, or maintain electrical systems (e.g. lighting fixtures, electrical control and distribution equipment, backup power systems, etc.)
Test installations to verify voltage, load, grounding, and circuit integrity, and troubleshoot and repair/replace faults
Use hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment to hang and support electrical equipment and to complete electrical tasks efficiently and safely.
Pull, splice, terminate, connect and join surface-mounted, overhead and underground wiring
Install conduit, raceway, and cable tray systems
Connect electrical power to other equipment (e.g. AV, Fire Alarm, Signaling Devices, HVAC Systems, pools and hot tubs)
Collaborate with other tradespeople to ensure seamless integration of electrical components
Provide guidance to apprentices as required
Maintain detailed documentation of work performed and ensure all installations meet compliance and safety standards
Communicate with clients or end users regarding work requirements and progress

Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities:
Fast-paced environment
Handling heavy loads (up to 75lbs)
Physically demanding
Attention to detail
Tight Deadlines

Personal Suitability:
Client focus
Efficient interpersonal skills
Excellent oral communication
Excellent written communication
Flexibility
Initiative
Judgement
Organized
Team player
Other:
Must have steel-toed safety boots
Must have own Tools
Criminal record check may be required by certain clients
How to apply:
By e-mail: show contact info