Electrical Apprentice Technician - BarW

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Bar W Petroleum & Electric
is a diverse contracting and service company supporting two major industry sectors in Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan, NWT and Yukon, the Industrial/Commercial Electrical Industry, and the Downstream Petroleum Industry. Bar W has built a strong foundation of people, reputation, and integrity since 1988. Bar W is owned and operated by the United Farmers of Alberta since 2007.

Reporting to the Service Manager, the
Electrical Apprenticeship Technician (1st year)is responsible for performing general electrical duties on a project or service site. This includes electronic and mechanical repairs, in-house and on-site, and commissioning equipment as assigned. As an Electrical Apprentice Technician, you will gain hands-on experience through an electrician apprenticeship, contributing to your growth and understanding of the field.

Our technicians specialize in the Retail/Commercial Gas Stations, Cardlock/Bulk Petroleum sites, Carwashes, and Commercial/Industrial Electrical Services for Maintenance and Construction in Western Canada, Yukon & NWT.

• Competitive salary and compensation package, annual bonuses, and eligibility for overtime.
• Comprehensive employer-paid benefits including health, dental, healthcare spending, and personal spending accounts (health and fitness) & more.
• Participation in our RRSP program.
• Access to employee and family assistance program (EFAP).
• Support for apprenticeship and education reimbursement program.
• Career advancement opportunities with an industry-leading team of skilled experts.
• Commitment to a robust company/personal safety program.
• Exclusive employee discounts

• With training, electronic and mechanical repairs on-site and in-house, of equipment and technology as assigned in compliance with current industry codes, insurance and government regulations.
• With training, maintain strong customer relationships and hande service calls effectively.
• With training, plan for adequate tools and equipment necessary for efficient work.
• Complete all required documentation accurately and promptly.
• Responsible to develop a strong technical knowledge of assigned equipment through on-the-job training and training programs.
• Ensure safe practices are being followed, including reviewing and complying with UFA/Bar W and clients’ Health, Safety and Environment Policies and Safe Work Practices and/or Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's).
• High school diploma.
• Registered with Alberta AIT as an Indentured Electrical Apprentice in the apprenticeship program.
• Will be required to complete and be certified in CPCA PM1 Training.
• Ability to pursue continuing education opportunities to enhance performance including registering and successfully completing apprenticeship education and training through Electrical Trade Schools.
• Developing knowledge and experience in electrical, mechanical, and petroleum troubleshooting of technological challenges relative to electrical, electronic, and mechanical repairs.
• Developing good mathematical and mechanical aptitude with an analytical approach to problem solving.
• Physical strength, manual dexterity, good hand-eye coordination, efficient with hand tools, and an ability to work at heights.
• Developing knowledge of computerized machinery. Ability to interpret technical drawings and electrical specifications. Capable of developing industry-specific OEM training and certifications.
• Good customer service and communication skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
• Good organization and time management skills. Capable of developing the ability to manage multiple service and project work requests.
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