Tasks Remotely monitor, operate, and adjust various equipment related to operational infrastructure.

Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems, control equipment, and industrial installations.

Diagnose electrical faults and respond promptly to minimize operational downtime.

Inspect equipment, verify proper operation, and perform the necessary corrective work.

Participate in operational procedures required for the safe functioning of the infrastructure.

Prepare, complete, and update work orders, reports, and service notifications.

Record operational data and completed interventions in electronic systems.

Monitor alarms, assess problematic situations, and implement required emergency measures.

Communicate with various stakeholders to ensure the continuity and safety of operations.

Act as a first responder when required.

Follow all procedures, standards, and secure work practices at all times.

Perform any other duties related to the maintenance, operation, and safety of the facilities.

Advantages Progressive wage scale reaching up to $ per hour upon successful completion of the training program.

Night shift premium.

Highly competitive defined benefit pension plan from day one.

Employer-paid group insurance coverage, including medical, dental, and life insurance.

Potential for six to eight weeks of paid time off after achieving permanent status and successfully completing the training program.

Annual vacation, sick days, personal days,



as well as 13 paid statutory and civic holidays.

Employee assistance program, virtual healthcare services, and family support.

Reimbursement of 50% of eligible wellness expenses, up to $350 per year.

Personal protective equipment provided.

Annual work boot allowance.

Free parking.

Training program in electrical maintenance and operations.

Job requirements Valid Class C electrician licence in Quebec. DEP in Electricity or Electromechanics obtained in Quebec.

Minimum of two years of industrial electrical experience.

Experience in the maintenance, troubleshooting, and servicing of electrical equipment.

Proficiency with programmable logic controllers (PLCs), variable frequency drives (VFDs), motor controls, and soft starters.

Ability to work at heights, below grade, near water, and in confined spaces.

Proficiency with monitoring, industrial control, and maintenance management software.

Eligibility to obtain federal security clearance.

Ability to work both indoors and outdoors and on a rotating day/night schedule following a 2-2-3 rotation.

Willingness to undergo a medical examination, functional abilities evaluation, and drug screening.

Valid Class 5 or Class 3 driver’s licence and an insurable driving record.

Strong verbal and written English communication skills, as more than 40% of communications are conducted in English.

Experience in the marine industry is considered a strong asset.

📌 Industrial Electrician - Class C Licence (Brossard)
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