Field Electrical Technician – Grain Systems (Saskatchewan)

Flaman Group; Saskatoon; Hybrid; CAD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Disability coverage

Group pension with employer matching

Family Assistance Program

Job summary

Flaman Group is seeking an Electrical Technician for the Grain Systems & Cleaning Division based out of Saskatoon, SK. This field-based role travels to jobs across Saskatchewan, offering hands-on troubleshooting and on-site system maintenance to support local producers.

You will troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair grain handling equipment, install wiring and upgrades, and perform preventative maintenance while documenting work orders and ensuring safety standards on every job.

Qualifications

• Electrical diploma or certificate is required.
• Journeyman ticket not required.
• Experience reading wiring diagrams and troubleshooting electrical circuits.
• Understanding of grain handling, cleaning, or conveying systems is a plus.
• Commitment to safety, organization, and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair grain cleaning, storage, and conveyance equipment focusing on electrical, electronic, and control components.
• Install new equipment, wiring, and system upgrades to meet manufacturer and Flaman standards.
• Perform preventative maintenance to minimize system downtime for producers.
• Complete work orders with accurate documentation and material records.
• Follow safety protocols and maintain clean, organized work spaces on site.

Skills

Read wiring diagrams

Electrical troubleshooting

Diagnose electrical issues

Control panels

Teamwork

Education

Electrical diploma

Trade experience

Job description

Flaman Group is seeking an Electrical Technician for the Grain Systems & Cleaning Division based out of Saskatoon, SK. This field-based role travels to jobs across Saskatchewan, offering hands-on troubleshooting and on-site system maintenance to support local producers.

You will troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair grain handling equipment, install wiring and upgrades, and perform preventative maintenance while documenting work orders and ensuring safety standards on every job.