Organization EUI, Commercial Services, Commercial Operations

JobID 16880

Weekly Hours of Work 40

Business Unit Commercial Services

About us Department Description With over 130 years of experience, North American Commercial Services works with industry, municipalities and communities to design, build, finance and operate water and wastewater treatment plants, distribution and collection systems. We serve more than 85 communities and industrial sites in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan, making sure that the water exceeds public health, environmental and industrial requirements. North American Commercial Services is responsible for providing safe and reliable energy to thousands of customers in more than 30 communities in Southwestern Ontario.

Highlights of the job

We are hiring a full-time permanent Journeyperson (Electrician) position working out of Regina, SK .

This position will carry out scheduled, corrective, and preventative maintenance to instrument and electrical equipment at the wastewater treatment plant operated by EPCOR in Regina. A second ticket in Instrumentation and/or Millwright is considered a robust asset. Critical to this role is the ability to exhibit valuable safety habits and ensure that safe work procedures and practices are followed.

The Regina maintenance team is a small group of Journeypeople with various trade tickets. They work together to maintain an efficient and reliable operation alongside a highly skilled group of operators. As a member of a small team, the ideal candidate must be willing to perform various roles and responsibilities not directly related to electrical work. Much of the electrical work will involve maintaining assets through preventative and correct maintenance,



and troubleshooting.

We welcome applications from internal and external candidates .

What you’d be responsible for

- Maintaining, programming, and installing programmable logic controller (PLC) equipment from various manufacturers.
- Maintaining Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition software, including iFix and Wonderware.
- Calibrating and installing water quality/chemical analyzers, chemical feed systems, temperature/pressure transmitters, and electronic/pneumatic control systems.
- Operating, maintaining, and repairing panel wiring, high/low voltage motor starters, and lighting systems.
- Maintaining electrical equipment up to 25 kV.
- Installing, repairing, and maintaining pumps, valves, air blowers, compressors, hoists, HVAC equipment, chemical feed equipment, and related systems.
- Examining and diagnosing equipment for excessive vibration, temperature, and other abnormalities; interpreting drawings, manuals, and manufacturer specifications for the installation, modification, or repair of equipment.
- Performing preventative maintenance on all equipment as required.
- Liaising with c ontractors, Engineering, Projects, and Operations.
- Obtaining electrical permits from accredited agencies for electrical installations.
- Leading in-house construction projects and coordinating work on capital assets.




- Coordinating electrical shutdowns.
- Executing job and project plans and making on-the-spot decisions to adapt plans in response to unanticipated technical and resource issues.
- Making immediate critical decisions when responding to hazardous emergency work site conditions.
- Conducting hazard assessments and ensuring work site safety.
- Ensuring adherence to safety regulations and safe work procedures.
- Coordinating and documenting all electrical inspections, both completed and ongoing, and developing action plans to resolve deficiencies in electrical installations.
- Ensuring the delivery of optimal results against established performance metrics.
- Developing, implementing, and reviewing Operations processes and construction standards to ensure compliance with policies, specifications, and regulatory requirements while mitigating risks.
- Increasing department efficiency by maintaining current knowledge of industry best practices.
- Demonstrating a high-performance, high-discipline, safe, accountable, focused, innovative, achievement-oriented, and easy-to-do-business-with manner of working.

What’s required to be successful

- Grade 12 diploma or equivalent is required
- Valid Journey person Electrician certificate is required (class code 2121)
- Candidates possessing an Electrician certificate and either a Instrumentation Tech, and/or Millwright certificate will be considered Dual Trade (class code 2122) and considered an asset

- 2+ years of progressively responsible experience at the Journey person level, in an industrial environment
- Experience in water and/or wastewater plants will be considered

📌 Journeyperson (Electrician) (Regina)
🏢 EPCOR Technologies
📍 Regina