Instrumentation & Electrical Technician — Process Improvement

KRONOS Worldwide, Inc.; Varennes; On-site; CAD 61,000 - 86,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation: 3 weeks/year

Complete insurance program

Retirement plan: 9% employer contrib

Paid days off for family/illness

13 public holidays

On-site nurse and telemedicine

Uniform with laundry service

Safety shoes provided

EAP

Referral bonus

Free parking & nearby transit

Job summary

KRONOS Canada Inc. is seeking an instrumentation technician in Varennes, Quebec, to install, calibrate, and maintain control systems and instrumentation equipment.

You will diagnose electrical circuits, repair motors and transformers, and contribute to continuous improvement in a safety-conscious environment. The role requires DEC/AEC in industrial electronics or equivalent, plus a valid electricity license or apprenticeship hours.

Qualifications

• DEC or AEC in industrial electronics technology (or related field).
• Certificate of qualification in electricity (License C) OR 2,500 hours accumulated in the apprentice's logbook (asset).
• Strong knowledge of instrumentation.
• Ability to communicate clearly in French and functional English.

Responsibilities

• Install, modify, calibrate and adjust equipment, instruments, systems or control and instrumentation equipment.
• Diagnose and repair 110/575 V electrical circuits including motors, starters, wiring, transformers, lighting, etc.
• Contribute to continuous improvement.
• Perform preventive maintenance on electrical, electronic and instrumentation systems.

Skills

Instrumentation

Electrical circuits

Maintenance planning

Team player

Education

DEC/AEC in industrial electronics

Electrical license (License C)

Apprentice hours 2,500

Tools

Honeywell DCS

Electrical testing equipment

Job description

KRONOS Canada Inc. is seeking an instrumentation technician in Varennes, Quebec, to install, calibrate, and maintain control systems and instrumentation equipment.

You will diagnose electrical circuits, repair motors and transformers, and contribute to continuous improvement in a safety-conscious environment. The role requires DEC/AEC in industrial electronics or equivalent, plus a valid electricity license or apprenticeship hours.