Powerline Technician - Level 3

Iconic Power Systems; Bracebridge; Hybrid; CAD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Iconic Power Systems is seeking PLT Apprentices to contribute to electrical maintenance and construction on unionized worksites in Bracebridge. You will work under Journeypersons, participate in safety briefings, and develop trade skills through hands-on experience and formal training. Local residency or reasonable commuting distance is required; joining CUSW is expected.

The role emphasizes safety, quality, teamwork, and a path toward certification as a tradesperson.

Qualifications

• Must meet Ontario High School diploma requirements or GED/CAEC.
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license; able to pass PAT and a negative drug/alcohol test (safety sensitive).
• 0–4 years’ experience as a trades apprentice in high voltage, electrical, or distribution construction.

Responsibilities

• Support Journeypersons with key tasks on site.
• Perform basic trade tasks under supervision.
• Think independently to solve on-site challenges.
• Communicate clearly with colleagues and public to build relationships.
• Be proficient with power and hand tools.
• Maintain housekeeping and tool care to keep site organized.
• Gradually take on more tasks as skills improve.
• Seek continuous improvement in efficiency and quality of work.
• Take direction from Journeypersons, Supervisors and Forepersons.
• Participate in daily tailboard and safety meetings and complete daily safety documentation.

Skills

Support Journeypersons

Basic trade tasks

Independent thinking

Clear communication

Power tools

Tool care

Site housekeeping

Growth opportunities

Improve efficiency

Education

High School Diploma with English 20-2, Math 20-3, Science 10 or GED/CAEC

Job description

Iconic Power Systems is experiencing steady growth as we continue to build long-term relationships with existing clients and foster relationships with new clients by providing them with consistently high-quality products and services.

If you are motivated by innovation, growth, teamwork, and complete client satisfaction, we have a career for you.

Please note: Candidates must reside locally or within a reasonable commuting distance. These projects will be for unionized worksites. Candidates must be willing to join Canadian Union of Skilled Workers (CUSW).

Summary

Apprentices foster an environment of construction execution excellence, as well as building a culture of providing solutions, not problems. They are responsible for the participation of the day-to-day activities on the job site. Apprentices will ensure that activities are being completed safely and efficiently all while upholding a strong dedication to quality. They will work to be proficient in all areas of electrical maintenance and construction and ask questions to improve understanding and competency. They will develop trade specific skills through hands on experience and formal technical training. They will have a strong commitment to safety, learning and teamwork with the goal of progressing to trades certification.

Qualifications

• As a PLT apprentice, you need to meet the academic requirements of a High School Diploma including English 20-2, Math 20-3, and Science 10, or have a GED or CAEC certificate. You will also need a valid Class 5 driver's license and must be able to pass a physical abilities test (PAT) and a negative drug and alcohol test, as the trade is safety sensitive. Applicants may need to pass the Ontario Apprenticeship and Industry Training Entrance Exam.
• As an Apprentice advances through their Apprenticeship, they will reach milestones. It is important to note that an Apprentice must complete the period trade hour threshold, reach their period completion date, successfully complete their applicable Technical Training and complete their Blue Book updates/signoff to be eligible for the next step in apprenticeship progression.
• 0-4 years’ experience as a trades Apprentice involved in high voltage, electrical or distribution construction. Completion of a recognised trade specific pre-employment course and use of hand/power tools is considered an asset for entry level Apprentices.

Skills

• Support Journeypersons with key tasks
• Perform basic trade tasks under Supervision
• Think independently
• Possess the ability to communicate clearly and effectively while building strong relationships with colleagues, and the public.
• Be proficient with power and hand tools
• Exercise proper care for tools and equipment
• Maintain Housekeeping through out site
• Gradually take on more tasks as skills and competency improve
• Continuously improve efficiency and quality of work

Duties

Leadership

• Demonstrate and uphold core Iconic values.
• Coach and model positive behavior in safety, conduct, and mentorship for fellow apprentices.

Operations

• Take direction from Journeypersons, Supervisors and Forepersons
• Participate in daily tailboard/ Safety meetings.
• Complete required daily safety documentation (FLHA).
• Review and adhere to project safety and environmental policies.
• Submit daily timesheets through ADP.
• Collaborate with site leaders to ensure client expectations are met or exceeded.
• Actively learn trade specific skills, tools and processes
• Ask questions to improve understanding and performance relevant to duties
• May require travel to different project locations

Other

• Must have a Class 5 Driver's License
• Strong verbal and written communication skills

Additional Information

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by this position. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required. All staff may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time.