Canal Services Technician Electrical

SLSMC CGVMSL•St. Catharines, ON

2d•CA$44 - CA$50•Onsite

About The Position

At the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation, our people come first. We are proud to make a real difference by contributing to a sustainable and efficient transportation of goods. Discover a workplace that promotes safety, diversity and innovation. In this key role, you will support operations by ensuring the safe transit of vessels, remotely controlling locks and bridges, performing electrical maintenance, and assisting during breakdown interventions. Our comprehensive training program is designed to fully prepare you for this strategic role at the core of our operations.

Requirements

Recognized apprenticeship program or equivalent in Ontario or Diplôme d’études professionnelles (DEP) in Electricity from Quebec
Hold a valid electrician certification (Licence C in Quebec, Licence 309A – Construction and Maintenance Electrician, or 442A – Industrial Electrician in Ontario)
Two (2) to five (5) years of experience in an industrial environment, particularly in maintenance of control systems and electrical equipment, with hands-on experience in programmable logic controllers (PLC) and variable speed drives
Strong knowledge of soft starters, variable speed drives, Ethernet, remote I/O devices, and fiber optic communication methods and equipment
Proficiency in PLC programming (relay logic and IEC language) and operator workstation software
Understanding of procedures, rules, regulations, standards, and safe work practices applicable to task execution
Sound judgment, strong analytical skills, and the ability to make appropriate decisions
Eligible for marine transportation security clearance
Availability to undergo a medical examination, functional capacity evaluation, and drug screening test
Valid driver’s license (Class G in Ontario or Class 5 in Quebec) and an insurable driving record
Ability to work a rotating schedule of 12-hour shifts (day and night)
Ability to work at heights, in confined spaces, near open water, and in deep areas
Strong verbal and written communication skills in English
Proficiency with computer programs and related software (MS Office and SAP)

Nice To Haves

Completion of Canal Structures Operator training program
Radio Restricted Operators Certificate (Maritime)

Responsibilities

Complete and record work orders related to maintenance, and respond to breakdowns to minimize navigation interruptions
Perform all activities related to vessel transit and infrastructure, including locks and bridges equipments operations, vessel mooring, and water level monitoring
Record and maintain vessel passage data in electronic systems
Carry out all tasks related to internal maintenance and civil engineering work within the lock sector
Perform all activities related to the safety of operational facilities, in compliance with safety regulations and standards
Apply safe work methods in compliance with corporate safety programs and applicable legislation