Unique electrician role combining building systems and airfield lighting in a stable airport environment.
05th November, 2026 Step Into a Role That’s Anything but Ordinary If you’re a certified electrician looking to move beyond routine construction or maintenance work, this is your opportunity to step into something truly different.
This role combines traditional electrical work with the specialized world of airfield lighting — a critical, highly respected niche that keeps airport operations safe and running 24/7.
You’ll be part of a tight-knit facilities team responsible for maintaining both buildings and airfield systems at a key northern airport. This is meaningful work where your skills directly impact safety, operations, and reliability.
Why This Opportunity Is Different This isn’t a typical electrician role.
You’ll gain exposure to airfield lighting systems — a rare and valuable specialization that few electricians ever get the chance to work on.
You’ll operate with a high level of independence, trusted to own your work without constant supervision.
You’ll work in a stable, long-term environment with strong benefits, pension, and consistent hours — no bouncing between job sites.
And you’ll be part of a team that values craftsmanship, safety, and accountability.
What You’ll Be Doing Maintain and repair electrical systems across airport buildings and infrastructure
Inspect and service airfield lighting systems to ensure regulatory compliance




Troubleshoot and resolve electrical faults quickly and effectively
Install and replace electrical equipment including panels, relays, and lighting systems
Interpret drawings and electrical codes to support installations and repairs
Support HVAC and control system electrical components
Coordinate and oversee contractors performing specialized inspections or repairs
Execute preventative maintenance schedules to minimize downtime
What We’re Looking For Red Seal Electrician certification with completed 5-year apprenticeship
Minimum 2+ years of experience in maintenance or similar environments
Solid troubleshooting and diagnostic skills across electrical systems
Experience with control systems, HVAC, or industrial environments
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and codes
Valid Class 5 driver’s license
Ability to obtain Transport Canada Security Clearance
Nice to Have Airfield lighting experience or certification
Soft Skills That Matter: Self-sufficient and reliable
Strong attention to safety and detail
Comfortable working independently
Calm under pressure in critical environments

Compensation & Work Model Competitive salary (based on experience)
100% employer-paid benefits
Healthcare spending account
Defined Benefit pension plan
Full-time, onsite role
Location & Travel Based in Iqaluit, NU
Work conducted on-site at airport facilities

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📌 Airfield & Building Electrician (Nunavut)
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📍 Nunavut