Electrical Apprentice

Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, you will be part of the Mine Operations Department. The Electrical Apprentice is an integral member supporting the safe and continuous Mining operation of the site. Working in a supportive team environment, working with a Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS), you have responsibility to ensure all information recorded is as accurate as possible. 

• Installing and terminating cable. Locating and installing equipment, panels, sensors and other control components and devices; 

• Fabricate control panels, wiring check-out. Perform and/or assist with systems start up; 

• Participate in job site final walk though; 

• Assist Trades personnel in the coordination of on-site activities and installations; 

• Provide input relating to the resolution of any design or installation issues; 

• Where possible participate as part of the team to plan the job from the onset; 

• Install, alter, repair and maintain a wide range of electrical equipment for safe, efficient and environmentally sound operation; 

• Ensure all electrical maintenance operations are in compliance with applicable regulations and trade practices; 

• May troubleshoot problems that occur with the job in a de-energized state, submit requests for supplies and tools to ensure that they are available on the worksite when needed; 

• Lay out circuits, set up breaker and panel boxes, and install fixtures and lights as well as other electrical equipment; 

• Select and maintain the proper tools and materials;  

• Participate in safe lockout; 

• Other duties as directed from time to time. 

• Completed Level 1 & 2 of schooling; 

• Must be able to read or learn to read and understand electrical prints; 

• Must have good communication and leadership skills; 

• Able to set priorities;  

• Understand the means of Lockout: high voltage switching and de-energizing cables; 

• Ability to competently use a multi-meter/megger insulation tester; 

• The ability to think logically and keep up with changes in technology; 

• Experience reading & understanding hydraulic and electrical schematics; 

• Technical strength coupled with good people skills, and good planning; 

• Basic computer skills, written and verbal communication skills; 

• Team player and self-motivator; 

• Strong computing and troubleshooting ability; 

• Training in First Aid, H2S, CSTS/PST, Fall Protection; 

• Valid Drivers licence an advantage; 

• Foundational understanding in Preventive and predictive maintenance systems; 

• RPS/RCM maintenance troubleshooting techniques; 

• Leadership of a multi disciplined work group during operating and turnaround situations would be considered an asset. 

Your Work Schedule: 

• Schedule: 7/7 schedule at our Upper Beaver Mine, Dobie Ontario. 

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