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SAMGID TECHNICAL SERVICES AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR LIMITED is seeking an Apprentice Electrician for on-site work in Regina, SK. You will support licensed electricians with wiring, conduit installation, fixture mounting, and panel work under supervision in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
This contract, on-site role offers hands-on training, safety adherence to Canadian electrical codes, and opportunities to develop practical electrical skills alongside experienced tradespeople.
SAMGID TECHNICAL SERVICES AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR LIMITED is a Saskatchewan-based company providing reliable, high-quality electrical installation and general contracting services across the province. Led by licensed professionals and journeyperson electricians, the team focuses on safety, precision, and full compliance with Canadian and local electrical codes. The company delivers tailored solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, including electrical installation and maintenance, wiring, project management, building maintenance, and solar power systems. Clients also benefit from services such as data cabling, CCTV installation, and renovation and retrofit support, all completed efficiently and on budget. As a locally owned business, SAMGID understands regional construction needs and is expanding its operations, offering opportunities to work on diverse projects in Saskatchewan.
The Apprentice Electrician will support licensed electricians with day-to-day electrical installation, maintenance, and repair work on residential, commercial, and industrial projects. This contract, on-site role is based in Regina, SK and involves assisting with wiring, conduit installation, fixture and equipment mounting, and panel work under supervision. The apprentice will help perform basic troubleshooting, follow work orders, prepare materials and tools, and maintain a clean and safe job site. The role requires strict adherence to safety procedures and Canadian electrical code standards, accurate documentation of work completed, and collaboration with team members, contractors, and site supervisors. The Apprentice Electrician will also be expected to learn and develop technical skills through hands-on training and guidance from experienced tradespeople.