Industrial Electrician (Saint-Leonard)

Industrial Electrician (Saint-Leonard)

17 Aug
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J.D. Irving
|
Saint-Leonard

17 Aug

J.D. Irving

Saint-Leonard

Description

Grand River Pellet Ltd., located in St. Leonard, is seeking to fill an Electrician position with a reliable and motivated individuals who have a positive attitude toward teamwork.

Why choose this job

- Full time hours (day and night shifts, weekdays and weekends)
- Competitive salary, a comprehensive benefits package, and RRSP contributions
- Work in a health and safety conscious environment
- Job close to home

Responsibilities

- Preventive maintenance
- Maintain and install electrical equipment
- Implement and consistently apply health, safety, and quality standards
- Work collaboratively with the management, production, and maintenance teams

Qualifications

- Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology, Instrumentation & Control Technology, or Electromechanics




- Holding an Industrial Electrician Red Seal certification would be an asset
- Required experience: 2 to 5 years in an industrial environment (as an electrician)
- Knowledge or experience working with programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and various control systems
- Bilingualism is considered an asset
- Strong ability to plan, set priorities, and meet tight deadlines
- Quick learner
- Demonstrates autonomy, initiative, and leadership
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team
- Capacity to work in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to work shifts in a 24/7 operation
- Must meet JDI selection criteria

📌 Industrial Electrician (Saint-Leonard)
🏢 J.D. Irving
📍 Saint-Leonard

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