Power HVAC Technician (Level 1–3) Electrical-Focused | Generators & Off-Site Client Work TalentSphere is recruiting on behalf of a confidential client in the building materials sector for an immediate-hire Power HVAC Technician (Tech 1–3). We are seeking candidates with strong electrical and mechanical expertise to perform maintenance and repairs on generators and related power/HVAC systems. Off-site client repairs are a key part of the role.
A stronger electrical background is preferred. Tech 3 candidates with both solid electrical and heavy-duty mechanical experience are ideal, but we welcome Tech 1–3 applicants.
Key Responsibilities
Perform maintenance and repairs on generators and power HVAC systems Conduct off-site repairs and service for clients Diagnose and resolve electrical and mechanical issues Maintain equipment and complete work to company standards Follow safety protocols and use provided tools/equipment properly What We Offer Competitive pay: $24/hour (Tech 1) up to $50/hour (Tech 3)
40 hours per week with paid overtime Company truck for job use Tools provided Laptop provided Uniform supplied Company assistance with local education/training for Tech 1 candidates Relocation expenses covered Opportunity for growth from Tech 1 to Tech 3 Requirements Mechanical and electrical expertise (stronger electrical background preferred) Experience relevant to Power HVAC / generator maintenance and repair (level 1–3) Ability to perform off-site client work Valid driver's license (company truck provided) English is not required This is an ASAP hire.
Relocation support is available. Training support is offered for motivated Tech 1 candidates. To apply: Submit your resume today. Qualified candidates will be contacted promptly. TalentSphere – Connecting talent with prospect in the building materials sector.
📌 Power HVAC Mechanic/Electrician Technician (Quebec City)
🏢 TalentSphere
📍 Quebec City
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