Work on site testing industrial electrical equipment, repairing motors, and maintaining control systems in an underground work environment. English is required.

As an Electrical Mechanic, you will troubleshoot and service electro-mechanical equipment, including electric motors, transformers, switchgear, generators, and alternators. The position involves testing continuity, current, voltage, and resistance, repairing wiring, modifying components, and maintaining industrial control systems. Preventive maintenance programs and records are also part of the work.

Key Responsibilities:

- Test electrical equipment for current, voltage, and resistance
- Repair faulty wiring and switchgear components
- Service motors, generators, alternators, and batteries




- Troubleshoot industrial electrical and electronic controls
- Keep preventive maintenance records accurately

Requirements:

- Secondary school graduation certificate or equivalent experience
- Three to less than five years of experience
- Valid driver's licence with travel willingness
- Robust oral communication and interpersonal skills
- Organized, flexible, accurate, and detail oriented

Use industrial electrical testing, control-system troubleshooting, and equipment repair skills in a hands-on underground maintenance setting.

📌 Industrial Electrical Equipment Technician (Canada)
🏢 Erritt Construction
📍 Canada