Fleet Electrician

Boart Longyear; Temiskaming Shores; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading global drilling services provider based in Ontario seeks a skilled Fleet Electrician. This role involves performing high-voltage electrical testing and adherence to stringent safety procedures. Candidates should have a current electrical license and experience with both high-voltage and low-voltage electrical systems. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential. The company actively encourages applications from people with disabilities and offers accommodations throughout the selection process.

Qualifications

• Infallible focus on safety.
• Must have current electrical license.
• Ability to build HV and LV wiring.
• Experience in maintenance for electrical assets.
• Excellent spoken and written communication.

Responsibilities

• Adhere to testing procedures and processes.
• Conduct project planning and EHS risk management.
• Perform HV electrical testing across various assets.
• Liaise with client representatives.
• Record and compile test reports.

Skills

Focus on Safety

Electrical license

HV and LV electrical wiring

Junction boxes and power distribution boxes

High-voltage safety

Electrical wiring schematics

HV system implementation

Automotive network design

Maintenance techniques

Strong communication skills

Organizational skills

Job description

Job Description

Boart Longyear has been a leading provider of drilling products and services to the global minerals industry for over 125 years. As the industry’s only integrated drilling services and products provider, we combine engineering excellence, global manufacturing facilities and the most experienced drilling services group in the business.

An exciting opportunity has become available for a Fleet Electrician. This position is based out of our Haileybury, Ontario facility.

Key Specific Responsibilities include:

• Strict adherence to existing testing procedures and processes
• Undertake project planning tasks, including job planning and EHS risk management
• Perform HV electrical testing across all HV assets such as Drill rigs, cabling, generators, motors, transformers and switchgear
• Record test results on the relevant test certificates and compile test reports [COC’s]
• Liaise with client representatives

Key Skills and experience required:

• Infallible focus on Safety
• Current electrical license
• Must be able to build High‑Voltage and Low‑Voltage electrical wiring
• Must be able to build junction boxes, power distribution boxes, control panels and fuse boxes
• Must have an excellent knowledge in high‑voltage safety of batteries and electrical wiring
• Must be able to instrument the electric powertrain components for power analysis, current probes, voltage probes etc.
• Must be well versed in reading and following electrical wiring schematics for safe system integration
• Should be qualified in high‑voltage system implementation
• Strong knowledge in automotive network design (CAN, Ethernet)
• Good understanding of engine and vehicle controls interface
• Must be able to lead technically and provide guidance
• Must be able to propose technical solutions
• Experience in preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance techniques for electrical assets
• Strong computer & communication skills (Microsoft Office, Excel, Outlook essential)
• Ability to work both autonomously & as part of a team
• Excellent spoken & written communication
• Strong organizational skills
• An HV Switching Ticket

Candidates with similar experience within the mining industry will be held in high regard.

Safety and a zero harm culture is a core part of our business. To ensure the safety of all employees, successful candidates will need to meet the essential requirements of a pre‑employment medical.

To express your interest in this role, apply via the link.

Boart Longyear welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process as per the guidelines of the Accessibilities for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).