Electrical Journeyperson

• Manage a crew up to 2 Apprentices; 

• Read and interpret drawings, blueprints, schematics and electrical code specifications to determine layout of electrical equipment installations; 

• Install, examine, replace or repair electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, conduits, feeders, lighting fixtures and other electrical components; 

• Test electrical equipment and components for continuity, current, voltage and resistance; 

• Maintain, repair, install and test switch-gear, transformers, switchboard meters; 

• Troubleshoot, maintain and repair, electrical and low voltage control systems and other related devices; 

• Arrange and coordinate safety meetings; 

• Delegate tasks and responsibilities to crew members; 

• Be the point of contact with the general contractor’s site superintendent; 

• Supervise and train apprentices on the job, as required; 

• Maintain a safe work environment by adhering to all company guidelines and OSHA safety requirements and also through reporting violations of policies, procedures and guidelines to immediate supervisor; 

• Controlling inventory on truck, job-site, and in/out of stock (for active jobs); 

• Organize and maintain material lists for your crew; 

• Gathering required material; 

• Responsible for maintaining company tools; 

• Inspect jobs upon completion and ensure areas are clean; 

• Work with building principals and supervisors to complete projects; 

• Detect needed repairs on buildings, grounds, and equipment following established inspection procedures; 

• Respond to emergency calls as needed; 

Required Education & Certifications: 

• Licensed Journeyman electrician; 

• First Aid Standard Level; 

• AWP Aerial work platform preferred  

• Fall Arrest and/or Fall Protection; 

• Class 5 drivers license and a clean driver abstract. 

What you bring:

• 4 – 5 years of experience in a commercial setting as a Lead Hand Journeyman Electrician carrying out electrical tasks associated with installations and maintenance in commercial or service settings; 

• Proficient in academic and practical knowledge of the Canadian Electrical Code; 

• Proficient at bending conduit; 

• Experience in troubleshooting electrical equipment and systems; 

• Experience planning and carrying out electrical construction tasks in a team environment; 

• Experience working with and maintaining various fire alarm systems; 

• Experience performing work on power distribution systems; 

• Experience interpreting blueprints and specifications; 

• Experience completing underground electrical work; 

• Proven track record of leading by example and providing exceptional guidance to crew; 

• Ability to form material lists; 

• Candidates must be comfortable working at heights; 

• Good troubleshooting skills, repair abilities and installation skills; 

• Able to work in high pressure, time sensitive conditions; 

• Attention to detail; 

• Strong communications skills and customer service orientation; 

• Strong work ethic and positive attitude; 

• Ability to supervise others’ work and coach for performance.