POSITION: ELECTRICIAN LICENSE 309A/442A

Location: Etobicoke
Job Type: Full- Time (Mon - Fri)
Pay: $40.21 per hour
We are hiring Millwright / Industrial Mechanic for one of our clients based in Etobicoke, Ontario. Our client is an
industry-leading producer of high quality, custom coil-coated metal products for more than 50 years. With minimum
supervision, troubleshoots problems on production lines; maintains and repairs electrical components of existing
machinery and equipment; upgrades machinery and equipment and installs new electrical equipment, ensuring
adherence to electrical codes.

QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The
requirements listed below are representative of the minimum knowledge, skill, and/or abilities required.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
High School graduation and Certificate of Qualification as an Industrial Electrician or equivalent and some related
experience.

LANGUAGE / COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Ability to read and interpret documentation such as blueprints, other technical drawings, operating instructions and
procedures manuals. Ability to write routine reports. Ability to effectively communicate verbally to other employees.

MATHEMATICAL SKILLS

Ability to perform accurate calculations using mathematical concepts covered in the Electrician Apprenticeship Program.
Ability to perform electrical measurements.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Knowledge of basic computer operations such as accessing data and data input. Knowledge of PLC operations.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 ensures that production lines are ready for start up
 checks all control systems to ensure they are functioning properly
 starts ovens and ensures proper temperatures of ovens and treatment tanks for production
 ensures that the production lines are shut down properly
 reviews problems or concerns identified by previous shift (written or verbal communications)
 receives weekly Preventive Maintenance schedule
 performs regular preventive maintenance routines
 adjusts controls as required
 performs immediate repairs as required
 informs Supervisor of any situation that requires attention but not immediate repair
 checks all process instrumentation (process controls, pneumatic systems, hydraulic systems) for inconsistencies
 troubleshoots instrumentation when inconsistencies are found
 maintains and repairs the following, as required
  DC and AC drives
  welding equipment on E.G. Line
  portable welding equipment
  electric tools
  rectifiers
  electrical / electronic instrumentation
  pneumatic / hydraulic instrumentation
  environmental controls
  electric heaters
  gas burners
  air conditioning
  heat recovery system
  sprinkler system
  cranes and electric lift trucks
  lighting systems
  programmable logic controllers
 checks all electrical cabling and repairs or replaces as required
 calibrates instrumentation
 verifies calibration of test equipment
 reads and interprets drawings and specifications
 installs new equipment and controls
 upgrades existing equipment and controls
 assists Mechanics, as required
 completes all required documentation

RESPONSIBILITIES AND AUTHORITIES SPECIFICALLY RELATED TO QUALITY AND SAFETY

 must be aware of and work according to established safety standards
 ensures that there are no electrical hazards in the plant
 ensures that the work area is kept neat, clean and free of hazards
 must report any accident, however minor, to a Supervisor
 Wears the required PPE when exposed to the hazard of electrocution and arc flash.
Note: During evening or night shift there is usually no Electrical Supervisor available for consultation. The Electrician is
responsible for decisions related to electrical maintenance and repairs.