Electrical Superintendent

Alamos Gold Inc.•Dubreuilville Township, ON

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Superintendent is responsible for the safe, reliable, and cost-effective execution of all electrical maintenance and technical activities across IDG’s operations, including open pit, mill, underground, hoist plant, and surface electrical infrastructure. This role provides leadership to electrical supervisors, planners, and trades, ensuring compliance with legislation, company standards, and industry best practices while supporting production, capital projects, and long-term asset integrity.

Requirements

Journeyperson Electrician with Red Seal required
Provincial electrical certifications and mine site compliance required
10+ years of electrical experience in mining or heavy industrial environments
5+ years in a supervisory or superintendent-level role
Demonstrated experience with: High-voltage power distribution, Substations and surface infrastructure, Large motors, drives, and mill electrical systems, Underground and hoist electrical systems
Experience managing shutdowns and critical electrical work
Electrical safety systems and regulatory compliance
High-voltage distribution and protection systems
Motor control, drives, and power quality
Maintenance and reliability best practices
CMMS/EAM systems and maintenance planning
Risk-based decision making

Nice To Haves

Electrical Engineering Technologist or Engineering degree preferred
Supervisory or leadership training is an asset

Responsibilities

Champion a strong safety culture and ensure compliance with all electrical safety regulations, codes, and company standards.
Ensure work is executed in accordance with lockout/tagout, arc-flash, and electrical isolation procedures.
Lead incident investigations, hazard identification, and corrective action implementation.
Ensure contractor electrical work meets site safety and technical requirements.
Provide electrical leadership across: Open pit operations, Processing plant / mill, Underground mining, Hoist and shaft infrastructure, Surface power distribution, substations, and utilities.
Develop and execute electrical maintenance strategies to support high availability and reliability of assets.
Balance short-term operational demands with long-term asset health.
Drive reliability-focused maintenance practices, including preventive and predictive programs.
Support root cause analysis of electrical failures and implement sustainable corrective actions.
Oversee condition monitoring, testing, and inspections for critical electrical assets.
Support “run vs. replace” decisions using risk-based and lifecycle cost analysis.
Lead, develop, and mentor electrical supervisors, planners, and trades.
Build and maintain an engaged, competent electrical team.
Ensure training, certification, and competency requirements are met for all electrical personnel.
Coordinate workforce planning, spares, and contractor support for shutdowns and major work.
Support electrical scope development and execution for major shutdowns and outages.
Coordinate electrical resources for capital projects, expansions, and upgrades.
Review electrical designs, standards, and commissioning plans.
Provide technical input into new equipment purchases and infrastructure upgrades.
Manage electrical maintenance budgets and cost controls.
Identify opportunities to improve cost efficiency without compromising safety or reliability.
Support long-range maintenance and capital planning.
Work closely with Operations, Engineering, Asset Management, and Supply Chain teams.
Interface with OEMs, utility providers, and external engineering firms.
Communicate clearly with site leadership on risk, priorities, and performance.