Instrument and Controls Technician and/or Industrial Electrician

Intricate; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A complete energy services company is looking for an Instrument and Controls Technician/Industrial Electrician in Canada. The role involves maintaining and commissioning electrical systems in oilfield environments. Responsibilities include technical troubleshooting, inspections, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Applicants must have a Journeyman certification and demonstrate strong communication and technical skills. The job offers a comprehensive benefits plan and requires travel across provinces. A commitment to safety and teamwork is essential.

Benefits

Comprehensive benefit plan

Health and Wellness Program

RRSP matching

Qualifications

• Journeyman certification in instrumentation or electrical trades required.
• In-depth knowledge of oil and gas upstream facilities.
• HSE training for field work is mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical troubleshooting and field maintenance.
• Execute instrument and electrical construction.
• Conduct wellsite checks and inspections.
• Calibrate and verify gas and liquid measurement systems.

Skills

Technical troubleshooting

Electrical construction

Communication skills

Mathematical reasoning

Organizational skills

Education

Journeyman Instrument Mechanic and/or Industrial Electrician

Tools

Microsoft Office

Basic hand tools

Job description

Instrument and Controls Technician and/or Industrial Electrician

Company Description
Intricate is a complete energy services company focused on the oil and gas industry. We have grown into a diverse organization offering a broad portfolio of services and a strong reputation for effective solutions and exceptional results.

Our Values
We are guided by the principles “We Before Me,” “We Work With Heart,” and “We Are Good People.” These principles shape our culture and approach to work. Our vision is to create long‑term value for employees and customers through innovative services and products that establish us as a generational, impactful, and diverse company.

Benefits
Full‑time team members receive a comprehensive benefit plan including health, dental, life insurance, and short‑term and long‑term disability. Additional benefits include a Health and Wellness Program and RRSP matching. Work hours are typically an 8‑day on and 6‑day off rotation, giving you 6 days off every shift.

Job Description
The role of the Instrument Technician or Industrial Electrician involves the maintenance, construction, and commissioning of instrumentation and electrical systems in oilfield environments. Responsibilities include instrument and electrical construction, field maintenance, sampling, and verification of gas and liquid meters, as well as support of service lines such as CSU and construction activities.
<>Key Responsibilities

• Perform technical troubleshooting and field maintenance.
• Execute instrument and electrical construction.
• Conduct wellsite and facility instrumentation shutdown checks and inspections.
• Carry out EFM gas calibrations and verifications.
• Verify on‑site liquid meters.
• Interpret basic RTU, EFM, and PLC configurations.
• Read P&ID’s and measurement schematics.
• Sample gas and liquid.
• Apply AER Directive 017 regulations and BCER measurement guidelines.
• Adhere to Canadian Electrical Code during construction activities.
• Provide mentorship and training to less experienced staff.
• Follow basic regulatory requirements and measurement best practices.

Expectations

• Flexibility for schedule and travel across Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan (company vehicle provided).
• Promote a culture that encourages high performance and a safe workplace.
• Strong work ethic and strict adherence to safe work procedures.
• Adapt quickly to changing job requirements.
• Excellent communication, organization, time‑management, and prioritization skills.
• Maintain excellent team and client relationships.
• Good mathematical, mechanical, and logical reasoning skills.
• Organize and maintain all assigned equipment, including the company vehicle.

Qualifications

• Journeyman Instrument Mechanic and/or Industrial Electrician.
• In‑depth knowledge of field activities and upstream oil and gas facilities.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Google, and general software.
• Required HSE training for field work.
• Valid Alberta Class 5 operator’s license or equivalent with a clean driver abstract.
• Experience working with basic hand tools.
• Off‑road driving experience is an asset.

Who Should Apply?

• Instrumentation technicians / mechanics.
• Industrial electricians.
• Personnel interested in dual‑ticket instrumentation/electrical roles.
• Personnel who enjoy the outdoors and traveling throughout Western Canada.
• Personnel who are eager to learn new skills and stay at the forefront of current technologies and regulations.

Physical Requirements

• Work field environment and standard office duties.
• Will be exposed to worksite hazards while performing related tasks.
• Capable of lifting objects up to 50 lbs with aid as required.

Travel and Camp Work
Travel out of town and camp work is required.