Maritime and Civil Infrastructure - Production (Electrician / Mechanician) - 2 Streams

Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat; Quebec; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A federal agency in Canada is seeking Electricians and Mechanicians for Maritime and Civil Infrastructure roles in Québec. Candidates must be bilingual, with relevant diplomas and experience in maintenance. The position offers competitive hourly compensation along with health benefits, pension plans, and various leave entitlements. Additional certifications and physical requirements are necessary.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Health and dental insurance plans

Pension plan

Variety of leave entitlements

Qualifications

• Bilingual imperative (A–A / BBB), French essential.
• Experience in maintenance and repair of mechanical and electrical systems.
• Certificate of competence in electricity required for Electrician Stream.

Responsibilities

• Install, maintain and repair electrical and mechanical systems.
• Interpret plans and specifications.
• Travel for work duties, including deployment near contaminated sites.

Skills

Ability to interpret plans and specifications as well as the electrical code

Ability to detect and correct problems on electrical installations

Ability to detect and correct problems with internal combustion engines

Demonstrates integrity and respect

Effective communication skills

Education

Diploma in Electrical or Electronics Studies

Diploma related to internal combustion engine mechanics

Tools

Maximo software

Job description

Job Overview

Maritime and Civil Infrastructure - Production (Electrician / Mechanician) – 2 Streams

Reference number : DND25J-182743-000018

National Defence – Canadian Coast Guard – Integrated Technical Services – Maritime and Civil Infrastructure

Location

Québec (Québec)

Compensation

$39.09 to $42.51 per hour

Closing Date

10 December 2025 – 23:59 Pacific Time

Who can apply

Persons residing in Canada and Canadian citizens and permanent residents abroad.

Qualifications – Education

• Mechanician Stream: Diploma related to internal combustion engine mechanics (e.g., construction machinery mechanics or automotive mechanics) or an acceptable combination of education, training and job‑related experience.
• Electrician Stream: Diploma in Electrical or Electronics Studies (e.g., construction, maintenance or electromechanical power) or an acceptable combination of education, training and job‑related experience.

Qualifications – Experience

• Mechanician Stream: Experience in the maintenance and repair of mechanical systems and equipment with internal combustion (power generation equipment, autonomous pump) and/or hydraulic power unit.
• Electrician Stream: Experience in the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and/or electronic installation and equipment.

Language Requirement

Bilingual imperative (A–A / BBB), French essential.

Competencies – All Streams

• Demonstrates integrity and respect.
• Thinks things through.
• Works effectively with others.
• Shows initiative and takes action.
• Communication.

Skills – Electrician Stream

• Ability to interpret plans and specifications as well as the electrical code.
• Ability to detect and correct problems on electrical and/or electronic installations and equipment.

Skills – Mechanician Stream

• Ability to interpret plans and specifications.
• Ability to detect and correct problems with internal combustion engines and their controls.

Occupational Certification – All Streams

ASP Construction or equivalent with WHMIS mention.

Occupational Certification – Electrician Stream

Certificate of competence in electricity.

Experience – All Streams

Experience using Maximo software or any other database.

Knowledge – All Streams

Knowledge of the operation of various generating sets.

Employment Equity

Selection may be limited to members of the following Employment Equity groups: Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, women.

Additional Conditions

• Hold a valid Class 5 driver's license in Quebec and agree to drive a motor vehicle.
• Passed Health Canada’s medical examination.
• Agree to climb and work on structures (towers) up to 36 meters (120 feet) high.
• Agree to do hard work on the sometimes rough terrain and bad weather.
• Agree to travel for periods of up to 6 weeks and travel by various means of transportation including helicopter and small craft.
• Agree to be deployed on or near contaminated sites with short notice (in a safe manner).

Benefits

Competitive salary, health and dental insurance plans, pension plan and a variety of leave entitlements.