Mountain Resort Lift Electrician (British Columbia)

Mountain Resort Lift Electrician (British Columbia)

06 Nov
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Sasquatch Mountain Resort
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British Columbia

06 Nov

Sasquatch Mountain Resort

British Columbia

Maintain chairlift and magic carpet electrical systems at Sasquatch Mountain Resort in the Fraser Valley, using solid troubleshooting skills and safety judgment.
This full-time Red Seal Electrician works within the Lift Maintenance Team and reports to the Outside Operations Manager. The position supports reliable lift operation through electrical maintenance, repairs, and installations. You will coordinate with millwrights, operations teams, supervisors, and other trades while supporting general resort electrical needs.
Key Responsibilities: Install and maintain commercial and institutional electrical systems
Troubleshoot chairlift and magic carpet electrical systems
Read blueprints, electrical drawings, and specifications
Complete inspections, checklists, logs,



and maintenance documentation
Follow British Columbia Electrical Code and safety protocols
Requirements: Red Seal Certified Electrician qualification required
Valid Class 5 driver’s license and reliable transportation
Driver’s abstract with fewer than four demerits and no prohibitions
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to work outdoors in mountain conditions
Apply your electrical maintenance, troubleshooting, communication, and safety skills to support lift operations at Sasquatch Mountain Resort.

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📌 Mountain Resort Lift Electrician (British Columbia)
🏢 Sasquatch Mountain Resort
📍 British Columbia

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