Powerline Technician Apprentice - Build Your Trade

Forbes Bros. Group of Companies; Regina; Vor Ort; CAD 25.000 - 36.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Forbes Bros. Group of Companies invites applications for an Apprentice Powerline Technician based in Regina, SK.

You will support the construction, inspection, and maintenance of transmission and distribution systems under supervision, learning to interpret drawings and troubleshoot equipment. This hands-on role requires willingness to learn, strong safety awareness, and the ability to perform physical work in varying weather.

Qualifikationen

• Six months of experience in the powerline industry or a related field.
• Willingness to enrol in and complete training toward trade certification.
• Ability to distinguish between colours.
• Strong safety awareness and hazard recognition.
• Ability to read site plans and construction drawings.
• Valid driver’s licence; Class 1A licence preferred.
• Physically capable of demanding work in varying weather conditions.

Aufgaben

• Assist with construction, installation, inspection, maintenance, modification, repair, and removal of high- and low-voltage transmission and distribution systems.
• Transport materials and install/maintain power distribution cables, including underground trenches.
• Troubleshoot and repair overhead and underground power lines and maintain related electrical systems.
• Follow Occupational Health and Safety requirements and contribute to safety improvements.
• Learn to interpret site plans and construction drawings and apply to field activities.
• Participate in training and complete required documentation toward trade certification.
• Communicate clearly with supervisors and crew; work collaboratively to meet deadlines.

Kenntnisse

Safety awareness

Teamwork

Communication

Physical stamina

Time management

Jobbeschreibung

Forbes Bros. Group of Companies invites applications for an Apprentice Powerline Technician based in Regina, SK.

You will support the construction, inspection, and maintenance of transmission and distribution systems under supervision, learning to interpret drawings and troubleshoot equipment. This hands-on role requires willingness to learn, strong safety awareness, and the ability to perform physical work in varying weather.