ABOUT THE COMPANY

Uptime Industrial is a leading provider of full-service industrial and commercial equipment repair, upgrades, installation and relocation across North America with over 125 years of combined knowledge and experience in the industry. As a service provider, our mission is simple - to keep our clients’ businesses running – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Our recent growth and continued success stems not only from being highly trained experts in our craft, but also from our most important values: integrity and innovation. And these values are a big part of who we are and how we work. Our commitment is to always doing the right thing for the job, the customer and most importantly, for our people and each other. To learn more about Uptime Industrial and the core values that shape the company today, visit https://www.uptimeindustrial.com/about/.
Reporting to the Electrical Department Manager, the Apprentice Electrician will work on varying projects and teams to complete new installations, maintenance, and repairs in various commercial and/or industrial environments.

Key responsibilities include:

• Travel to commercial and industrial client sites across the Lower Mainland;
• Read blueprints, diagrams and schematic drawings to determine work procedures;
• Install conduit and cable trays, pull wire, and support lighting system setups;
• Proactively assess risks and develop plans to align with safety regulations;
• Completion of all paperwork as required.

The ideal candidate is someone who has completed their Level 1 Electrician Technical Training and has experience working in commercial or industrial sites. You are someone who has a desire to grow and advance your career as an millwright through hands-on learning and mentorship. People would describe you as someone who does the right thing and goes the extra mile. You are fueled by the opportunity to try new things, investigating problems, and creating customized unique solutions.

• Travel to commercial and industrial client sites across the Lower Mainland;
• Read blueprints, diagrams and schematic drawings to determine work procedures;
• Install conduit and cable trays, pull wire, and support lighting system setups;
• Proactively assess risks and develop plans to align with safety regulations;
• Completion of all paperwork as required