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At Teletek Structures, one day you might be working with an Electrical Engineer on a power or grounding design. The next, you could be on a telecommunications site troubleshooting a problem, inspecting equipment or climbing a tower as part of our field team.
This is a role for someone who wants to see the things they work on
.
You’ll combine your electrical knowledge with hands‑on field experience, working on the infrastructure that keeps people connected. You’ll get exposure to telecommunications sites, electrical systems, utility coordination, backup power and emerging areas such as EV charging — from the initial site investigation through drawings, design support and construction.
And yes,
there will be towers.
You’ll work with Teletek’s engineering and field teams, as well as our third‑party Electrical Engineer, supporting projects in the office and in the field.
On the electrical side
, you’ll:
- Investigate existing electrical systems and site conditions.
- Prepare and revise electrical drawings and details using AutoCAD.
- Support power distribution, grounding and bonding, cable/conduit routing and equipment layouts.
- Gather the field information needed to complete electrical designs.
- Determine how to power telecommunications equipment from new or existing electrical distribution equipment and infrastructure.
- Work with utility companies on electrical service information and applications.
- Help identify and troubleshoot differences between the design, existing site conditions and what is actually happening in the field.
- Support telecommunications power, backup power, EV charging and other infrastructure projects as our electrical services grow.
- Work directly with clients, property owners/landlords, contractors and utilities while on site to help determine practical electrical service and cable/conduit routing.
On the field side
, you’ll:
- Travel to telecommunications sites throughout Ontario and occasionally elsewhere in Canada.
- Inspect towers, rooftops and related infrastructure.
- Take measurements, photographs and detailed field notes.
- Work outdoors in everything Canadian weather decides to throw at us.
- Climb telecommunications structures.
- Train and participate as part of our climbing and rescue team.
- Work alongside Engineers and Field Inspectors to figure out what's actually happening on site — not just what the drawings say.
This is not a 40-hour-a-week desk job
.
You may be an Electrical Engineering Technician or Technologist. You might also have strong practical electrical trade experience and be looking for something different.
More important to us is that you have a solid electrical foundation, take safety seriously, like solving problems and are interested in getting out into the field.
You should have:
- A diploma in Electrical Engineering Technician, Electrical Engineering Technology or a related electrical discipline,
or equivalent electrical…
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