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Whether you're seeking hands-on training, career development, certifications, apprenticeships, or future employment opportunities, we encourage you to connect with us.
Job descriptions of potential opportunities are listed below. Please note, this is not an exhaustive list and additional job descriptions will be posted as they become available. Select a position to see full details, or reach out directly using the contact form below.
Install, maintain, and repair poles, towers, power lines, cables, and related equipment, performing stringing operations and working independently or supervising others in remote, energized-system environments up to 230kV.
Responsibilities
Install, maintain, and repair poles, towers, power lines, cables, and related equipment (transformers, switches, insulators, conductors)
Splice and terminate conductors to connect transmission and distribution networks
Perform stringing operations for both distribution and transmission circuits
Operate vehicles and equipment such as bucket trucks, digger derricks, mobile cranes, and trenchers
Follow industry standards, safe work practices, and regulations for high- and low-voltage systems
Work independently or supervise others as required, often in remote or challenging environments
Requirements
Red Seal Journeyman Powerline Technician Trade Certification
Minimum Class 3 Driver's License with air brakes and a clean driving abstract
Experience with energized systems from 25kV to 230kV
Physical capability to work at heights, climb poles, lift heavy objects, and operate specialized equipment safely
Knowledge of power transmission and distribution principles, construction techniques, and safe work standards
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Support stringing operations and assist in installing, maintaining, and repairing poles, towers, power lines, and related equipment under the guidance of experienced technicians, while enrolled in or eligible for the Powerline Technician Apprenticeship Program.
Responsibilities
Assist in installing, maintaining, and repairing poles, towers, power lines, cables, and related equipment (transformers, switches, insulators, conductors)
Help splice and terminate conductors to connect transmission and distribution networks
Support stringing operations for both distribution and transmission circuits
Operate vehicles and equipment such as bucket trucks, digger derricks, mobile cranes, and trenchers under supervision
Follow industry standards, safe work practices, and regulations for high- and low-voltage systems
Learn to work independently and safely at heights and in remote locations under the guidance of experienced technicians
Requirements
Enrolled in or eligible for the Powerline Technician Apprenticeship Program in Ontario
Driver's license
Physically capable of working at heights, climbing poles, lifting heavy objects, and operating specialized equipment safely
Strong interest in electricity, power transmission and distribution systems, and construction techniques
Willingness to travel to remote job sites and work outdoors in varying weather conditions
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Clear and maintain safe jobsite conditions while assembling material on the ground to be installed by the lineperson or apprentice, supporting stringing and erection operations.
Responsibilities
Clears work area and maintains safe jobsite conditions
Excavates to assist in the installation of structures or cable as required
Assembles material on the ground to be installed by the lineperson or apprentice
Operates various tools for the work (manual digging devices, wrenches, hammers, come-a-long, jack hammer, hand line, etc.)
Other duties as required
Requirements
Physically capable of lifting heavy objects and using tools safely
Strong interest in electricity, power transmission and distribution systems, and construction techniques
Driver's license preferred
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Operate excavators ranging from 18T to 36T for site preparation, foundation excavation, leveling, and backfilling, working with precision near crew members during anchor and micropile installation.
Responsibilities
Operate excavators ranging from 18T to 36T on major construction sites
Perform site preparation, foundation excavation, leveling, and backfilling
Use rock hammering and grinding techniques as required
Work with precision near crew members, including during anchor and micropile installation
Operate front loaders (244J / 644K) and various hydraulic attachments
Maintain, clean, and inspect equipment daily, including consumables
Complete required reports and follow documentation procedures
Requirements
Minimum 2 years of experience operating excavators on major construction sites
Valid driver's license
Ability to read and interpret blueprints
Proven ability to work with high precision on active job sites
Experience with front loaders (244J/644K) and hydraulic attachments
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Assist the drilling crew with equipment setup and anchor bar preparation, providing drilling support on steep and challenging terrain while following strict safety and environmental protocols.
Responsibilities
Assist with equipment setup and anchor bar preparation
Provide drilling support on steep and challenging terrain
Perform heavy manual lifting and handle tools and materials
Use cutting tools for steel casings (experience considered an asset)
Maintain and clean tools and equipment
Assist with site preparation and site cleanup
Work outdoors in cold weather conditions
Requirements
Physically fit and capable of performing manual labor
Experience operating on steep terrain
Experience with high-pressure compressors
Valid driver's license
Ability to perform heavy manual lifting
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Assist with site preparation and foundation work, operating high-pressure compressors, reading blueprints, and supporting anchor installation, formwork, and concrete pouring.
Responsibilities
Assist with site preparation, including ground leveling and setup
Operate and maintain high-pressure compressors (350 cfm / 225 psi)
Read and interpret blueprints
Handle, transport, and maintain equipment and tools
Assist with anchor installation, including assembly, positioning, grouting, and proof testing
Set up, maintain, and strip formwork for concrete foundations
Assist during concrete pouring and ensure structural integrity of concrete work
Perform equipment cleaning, tool maintenance, and site cleanup
Requirements
Physically fit and capable of performing manual labor
Operate heavy equipment including loaders and excavators to strip topsoil, excavate, backfill, and compact materials, building and finishing pads to specified grades and dimensions in close coordination with site supervisors and other trades.
Responsibilities
Operate heavy equipment including loaders, excavators, and related earth-moving machinery for pad construction
Strip topsoil, excavate, backfill, and compact materials to required elevations and tolerances
Build and finish pads to specified grades, slopes, and dimensions
Load, move, and stockpile materials such as soil, gravel, and aggregate
Assemble components at a remote construction site office, studying parts lists, positioning parts and subassemblies, and fastening connections with hand tools while maintaining a clean, safe work area.
Responsibilities
Prepare for assembly tasks by studying parts lists and gathering necessary tools, parts, and materials
Position or align components and parts, either manually or with hoists
Use hand tools to assemble parts
Position parts and subassemblies using templates or by reading measurements
Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit and fastening parts and subassemblies
Clean and maintain work area and equipment, including tools
Collaborate with team members to assemble products
Requirements
Experience working at a construction site office would be an asset
Proficiency in using hand tools relevant to the assembly process
Ability to perform repetitive tasks while sitting or standing for extended periods
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
Strong initiative and the ability to problem solve
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
Assist with site preparation, demobilization, and cleanup, distributing and picking up blocking along the Right of Way while maintaining equipment and following strict safety and environmental protocols.
Responsibilities
Assist with site preparation, demobilization and cleanup
Distribute and pick up blocking along Right of Way
Handle, transport, and maintain equipment and tools
Perform equipment cleaning and tool maintenance
Work outdoors in cold weather conditions
Follow strict safety and environmental protocols (PPE, hazard reporting)
Requirements
Physically fit and capable of performing manual labor
Valid driver's license
Electronic drivers log book training
Ability to perform repetitive tasks while sitting or standing for extended periods
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
Strong initiative and the ability to problem solve
Willing to reside in a remote camp on a 20 days on / 8 days off rotation, working 11- or 12-hour days
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