Electrical Technologist, Entry

ATCO•Slave Lake, AB

24d•CA$6,381•Onsite

About The Position

Everyday a new adventure! As an entry level Electrical Technologist at ATCO Electric, you'll dive into a world of hands-on experience, working alongside seasoned professionals. You'll contribute to important tasks like equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and commissioning, both in substations and isolated generation facilities. Skilled employees at ATCO are offered endless variety. We are entrepreneurial with a large degree of autonomy and freedom, experiencing new situations and learning opportunities every day. Internal advancement is commonplace, and we are always supported in our career journey.

Requirements

Electrical Engineering Technologist Diploma.
Electrical theory knowledge.
Valid driver’s license.
Effective time management and communication skills to excel in a collaborative setting.
Strong problem-solving abilities and adaptability to changing priorities.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Knowledge of all applicable safety policies, procedures, regulations.
Environmental awareness with respect to impact of substations and isolated generation facilities.
This role includes after-hours standby; per the G-80 residency policy, you must maintain a residence within 60 minutes of the Slave Lake Service Centre (104 Birch Road NE, Slave Lake, AB).

Responsibilities

Collaborate with skilled professionals to perform maintenance testing on equipment such as protective relays, transformers, circuit breakers, and more.
Assist in the construction, installation, and commissioning of equipment, gaining hands-on experience with various components.
Participate in commissioning, repairs, and installation of distribution-related equipment, contributing to the reliable operation of power systems.
Maintain accurate records of maintenance and installation activities to support ongoing operations.
Engage in troubleshooting electrical equipment and systems, assisting in analyzing failures and generating detailed reports.
Gain exposure to PLC, RTU, and HMI equipment through troubleshooting and repair tasks.
Learn and contribute to tasks like oil and gas filling of power transformers and high voltage equipment.
Provide technical support to different groups within the organization, enhancing your understanding of collaborative work environments.
Operate and familiarize yourself with various testing equipment used for troubleshooting and maintenance.
Develop a strong understanding of safety practices and regulations associated with electrical work.
Participate in safety meetings and mandatory training sessions to ensure a safe and productive work environment.