RoleReporting to the Commissioning Manager, the Senior Commissioning Technologist is responsible for commissioning and testing primary and secondary power equipment in the field, which includes maintaining medium to high‐voltage substation power delivery equipment such as breakers, switchgears, circuit breakers, relays and transformers. The Sr. Commissioning Technologist is also responsible for mentoring and educating junior technologists, reading and interpreting prints, applying risk management and industry best practices. The Senior Commissioning Technologist plays a leading role in setting up and operating standard as well as specialized test equipment to diagnose and analyze the performance of power delivery equipment on the job site.ResponsibilitiesWork safely alongside all members of the construction crewWork with high voltage equipment such as circuit breakers, transformers, manual and motor-operated switches, current transformers, voltage transformers, capacitor banks and circuit switchersCommission protection and control relays such as SEL, GE, Siemens and ABBCommission control circuits for protection, indication and monitoring systemsAccept and maintain testing of equipment ranging from 600 V to 500 kVInstall, commission and maintain protection and control equipment, SCADA in medium to high‐voltage transmission substations such as differential, distance, line protections, transformer protections, overcurrent, etcInterpret prints, analyze test reports and recommend corrective actionsSupervise, mentor and train junior techniciansWork with a variety of manufacturer's test equipment:Omicron CMC356, CT analyzer, Cibano, CPC100, Votano, TestranoDoble M4100, SFRAMegger megohmmeter and 10 A DuctorBroman 100 A DuctorMegger TTRDilo and SMC gas analyzersVLF and AC Hi PotsSchedule Options4 days on / 3 days off8 days on / 6 days offHours & OvertimeStandard workdays are 10 hours (7:00 a.M.



to 5:30 p.M.)Overtime is paid at 1.5× after 10 hours in a day and after 40 hours in a weekLocation & TravelEmployees based in Calgary work locally within Southern Alberta, while those based in Edmonton work locally within Northern AlbertaThere are also opportunities to travel to other regions if interestedRequirements & QualificationsDiploma in Electrical Engineering Technology from an accredited post‐secondary institution or degree in Electrical EngineeringMinimum of 4+ years of experience in field testing and commissioningExperience in substations required (e.G., 600 V–500 kV)Experience with relay testing with various equipment and softwareFamiliar with power transformers, high‐voltage switches, breakers, CTs and PTs, NGR, and capacitor banksPast experience with testing software beneficial (Omicron Test Universe, Doble M4000, AcSELerator, Siemens Digsi, GE Enervista)Competent and comfortable with Microsoft Office SuiteDemonstrate a willingness to work safely and show concern for environmental, health and safety issues in the workplaceMust have ability to work in adverse weather conditions and have a valid Class 5 driver's licenseWilling to work out of town and on rotation (e.G., 4 on 3 off work schedule)BenefitsCompetitive compensationOvertime opportunities – project dependentComprehensive perks package (medical, disability, dental & vision)Paid Time Off benefitsWeekly pay periodsCompany pays for all safety training courses for each employee, averaging $1,000 per employee for the base requirementsPersonal Protection Equipment (PPE) allowance provided each year once a field worker passes probationOut of town work includes either all-inclusive camp accommodations or daily meal per diem and individual accommodationsEmployee Assistance Program – counselingDPSP matching program offering increased matching contributions based on years of service with the companyFull‐time, permanent position

📌 Senior Commissioning Technologist (St. John's)
🏢 Rising Edge Group
📍 St. John's