Field-Based Protection and Control Technician (British Columbia)

Field-Based Protection and Control Technician (British Columbia)

10 Sep
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Shermco Industries
|
British Columbia

10 Sep

Shermco Industries

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Protection and Control Technician with Shermco Industries in British Columbia. This full-time role focuses on testing and troubleshooting complex systems throughout the province.

Become part of Shermco Canada, a leader in electrical services, as you independently handle protection and control systems. With three to seven years of relevant experience, you'll utilize your skills in relay testing and analysis while providing guidance to junior technicians. Your contributions are vital in ensuring safety and technical excellence in the field.

Key Responsibilities:
• Test and maintain protection and control systems
• Perform relay testing and logic verification
• Troubleshoot SCADA and control systems




• Lead field activities during outages and projects
• Prepare technical reports and documentation

Requirements:
• Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology or equivalent
• 3-7 years of protection and control experience
• Robust understanding of protective relays and systems
• Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record

Leverage your testing and troubleshooting abilities to support critical infrastructure across British Columbia.
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📌 Field-Based Protection and Control Technician (British Columbia)
🏢 Shermco Industries
📍 British Columbia

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