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Technica Mining in Sudbury, Ontario is seeking Underground Electricians to support our long-term local development project. Multiple openings are available to help maintain and progress our operations.
Applicants must hold a 309A or 442A license, have underground electrical experience, and complete an electrical apprenticeship. Benefits include competitive pay and a comprehensive package.
Currently, Technica is seeking self-motivated and qualified individuals to join our growing team as an Underground Electrician. There are multiple open positions available, which will assist our team in their efforts to maintain and progress our long-term, local development project in Sudbury, Ontario. We are actively seeking to fill these positions to support the continued success of our operations.
Working at Technica means choosing a safe environment where no one employee is more important than the other, and where we prioritize people over projects. We pride ourselves on a culture that is built on our core values of respect, integrity, courage, honesty, and humility, which guide our day‑to‑day operations and decisions.
In addition, Technica offers a series of benefits including;
Candidates are required to undergo pre‑employment testing as a condition of employment.
For more information about Technica Mining visit our website at www.technicamining.com or follow us on social media! We thank all applicants for their interest but only those considered for an interview will be contacted.
Technica Mining is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request throughout the recruitment process from candidates with disabilities.
As part of our pledge to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage Indigenous applicants self‑declare their Indigenous membership on their application. We value diversity and are dedicated to ensuring that Indigenous communities can meaningfully participate in the economic benefits of our shared lands.