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Hoisting Overhead Cranes in Nisku, Alberta is seeking a skilled Journeyman Electrician to service overhead cranes, hoists and lifting equipment. You will inspect, maintain, commission, diagnose faults and perform repairs as part of a dedicated service team.
This full-time role features day shifts with overtime, safety-focused culture, and opportunities to advance while working on varied projects across industrial settings.
At Hoisting Overhead Cranes, we're a proud Alberta-owned business with over 30 years of experience in crane servicing, manufacturing and installation working with industries to keep Alberta moving — from Defence to Manufacturing, Ports, Rail, Logistics and more.
Due to continued growth in our Nisku based operations - we're now looking for a skilled and self-driven Journeyman Electrician to join our Service Team. If you're looking for stable, full-time work with excellent overtime potential, supportive teammates, and variety in your day — this is it.
Our Journeyman Electricians are responsible for the inspection, maintenance, commissioning, fault finding, servicing and repair of overhead cranes, hoists and associated lifting equipment. Working independently and as part of a highly skilled team, you deliver safe, reliable, dependable, high-quality outcomes for our customers.
Follow Hoisting’s Code of Conduct and safety guidelines.
Review electrical drawings and schematics, engineered drawings, and electrical specifications to ensure the drawings and specifications function as designed while verifying electrical code specifications to determine appropriate equipment layout.
Throughout your career you have demonstrated the ability to
Support the development of less experienced technicians.
Be confident in your skill and take pride in your quality of workmanship.
Ensure you and your work are compliant with the National Safety Council (NSC) requirements completing daily field logs (JHA’s) and meet all task related safety requirements.
Completing electronic driver logs (ELD) as per Transportation Canada Regulations and ensuring that they are done daily and kept up to date.
To be successful in this role you have:
The home location for this role is our manufacturing plant in Nisku, Alberta.
This is a full-time forty (40) hours per week position primarily a day shift cycle. There are times when you are required to work off shift cycles or weekends to complete the work in the shop or on a client site.
To meet the needs of our clients we need you to
Whenever possible we plan this work ahead to minimize surprises and the disruption it may cause outside of work.