Electrical Technologist, Qualified

ATCO Group

10d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Electrical Technologist, Qualified, you’ll help keep our system running safely and reliably by switching, maintaining, troubleshooting, and commissioning substation and distribution equipment across your assigned area. You’ll work independently and with a strong team, support field operations and contractors, and take part in on-call response—often in new environments where no two days are the same.

Requirements

Electrical Engineering Technologist Diploma, from a recognized institute of technology.
Minimum of 1 - 3 year(s) related experience.
Job Planning & hazard identification.
Electrical testing of high voltage equipment.
Protective relay testing.
Valid driver’s license.
Good computer, time management and communication skills.
Strong technical, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to adapt to sudden changes in work priorities.
Knowledge of all applicable safety policies, procedures, regulations.
Environmental awareness with respect to impact of substations.
Ability to meet SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) and fitness/mask fit testing requirements.
Must maintain a residence within 60 minutes of the Slave Lake Service Centre (104 Birch Road NE, Slave Lake, AB).

Nice To Haves

Electric Power Systems knowledge
Experience in protective relay and SCADA testing

Responsibilities

Perform switching, commissioning, testing, and maintenance on substation and distribution equipment (e.g., transformers, breakers, switches, control and metering circuits).
Troubleshoot electrical and controls issues, complete repairs, and document findings and corrective actions.
Install, wire, and commission new equipment and upgrades in the field, following standards and specifications.
Test and support protection and automation systems, including relays, PLC/RTU/SCADA and related communications.
Build and follow job plans, complete hazard assessments, and lead by example in safety and compliance.
Participate in standby/on-call rotation and respond to equipment alarms and outages; travel and overnight stays are part of the role.