Electrical Installation

- Complete rough-in, finishing, service installations, panel terminations, renovations, and deficiency repairs.

- Read and interpret drawings, specifications, panel schedules, and approved changes.

- Install wiring, boxes, devices, lighting, distribution equipment, and connections for residential equipment.

- Lay out installations accurately and coordinate locations with other trades.

- Test completed work, troubleshoot faults, and verify proper operation.

- Complete installations in accordance with applicable electrical codes, project requirements, and company standards.

Apprentice Supervision and Training

- Assign tasks appropriate to each apprentice’s experience and demonstrated ability.

- Explain the work, expected quality, and completion targets before tasks begin.

- Provide hands-on instruction and check work throughout the day.

- Review apprentice work before it is concealed, energized, or presented for inspection.

- Correct mistakes promptly and communicate ongoing training needs to the foreman.

- Remain accountable for the quality of work completed under your supervision.

Planning and Productivity

- Review the daily work plan, labour allowance, and upcoming milestones.

- Organize labour, tools, and materials to maintain steady production.

- Identify missing information, material shortages, and site conflicts early.

- Report delays, scope changes, and potential extra work before proceeding.

- Work toward agreed labour targets while maintaining safe practices and quality.

Quality Control

- Follow company rough-in, finishing, and pre-inspection checklists.

- Verify equipment locations, installation quality, circuit identification, panel directories, and required testing.

- Complete deficiencies promptly and identify causes of repeat issues.





- Leave each work area ready for the next construction activity.

Safety and Jobsite Standards

- Follow company and site safety procedures, including isolation, lockout, and verification before work.

- Use appropriate PPE and inspect tools and equipment before use.

- Report hazards, incidents, damaged equipment, and unsafe conditions immediately.

- Maintain clean work areas and protect finished surfaces and customer property.

- Keep company vehicles, tools, and materials organized and secure.

Communication and Documentation

- Submit accurate daily time entries, progress updates, material requests, and deficiency reports.

- Record changes and provide marked-up drawings when required.

- Communicate professionally with coworkers, builders, customers, and other trades.

- Refer pricing commitments and scope approvals to management.

Qualifications

- Journeyman electrician certification recognized in Alberta.

- Demonstrated experience in residential rough-in, finishing, services, and troubleshooting.

- Ability to read drawings and plan work independently.

- Experience supervising and training apprentices.

- Valid driver’s licence for positions requiring company vehicle operation.

- Reliable attendance, professional conduct, and strong organizational skills.

Performance Expectations

- Work passes internal quality checks and inspections.

- Apprentices receive clear direction and regular work reviews.

- Labour and material use are tracked accurately.

- Deficiencies, rework, and avoidable waste are minimized.

- Schedule risks and scope changes are reported promptly.

- Jobsites, vehicles, and tools remain clean and organized.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Apprenticeship

Pay: $40.00-$46.00 per hour

Perks

- Dental care

- Extended health care

- Paid time off

- Tuition reimbursement

Licence/Certification

- Driver's License (required)

Work Location: In person

📌 Winter Electrical Ltd. – Calgary, Alberta Full-Time | Residential Electrican
🏢 Winter Electrical
📍 Calgary