Electrician

Electrical Journeyperson – Smithers/Witset Area
Project-based solar work with strong earning potential.

Paradigm Solar is hiring a Journeyperson Electrician for solar PV and battery energy storage projects in the Smithers and Witset area. This opportunity is well suited to an electrician who enjoys travel work, rotation-based projects, and being part of a crew that builds high-quality renewable energy systems.

You will help install and support solar arrays, inverters, wiring, grounding, battery systems, and energy storage components while working safely and efficiently in active jobsite environments.

At a Glance

$40.00–$42.00 per hour, based on experience

Primary operations in the Smithers and Witset area for the foreseeable future

14‑days‑on / 7‑days‑off rotational schedule

Typical 10‑12 hour shifts with overtime guaranteed

Project Completion Bonus

Employer‑paid accommodations, LOA covered separately, plus mileage/flights and travel time covered

Group benefits, annual safety allowance, referral bonus program, EAP, and growth opportunities

Based on a 7‑day schedule, gross weekly wages can be approximately $3,400–$4,452 before deductions, before additional LOA, mileage, travel time, and employer‑paid accommodations.

Why This Role Stands Out

Strong earning potential through rotation‑based project work and overtime.

Employer‑paid accommodations and paid travel support while working away from home.

Hands‑on exposure to solar PV, inverters, battery systems, and renewable energy installations.

A meaningful project environment where safe, high-quality work matters every day.

What You’ll Do

Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems connected to solar PV and battery storage projects.

Connect wiring, breakers, switches, grounding systems, inverters, solar arrays, and battery energy components.

Read and follow drawings, technical diagrams, code requirements, and site‑specific instructions.

Use electrical testing devices to diagnose issues and complete repairs or replacements safely.

Work safely at heights, including rooftop solar installations, and follow all required safety procedures.

Collaborate with other trades, site teams, supervisors, and project leaders to keep work moving efficiently.

Support apprentices or junior electricians when guidance is needed.

What You Bring

Journeyperson Electrician certification/licensing.

Strong understanding of electrical systems, code requirements, drawings, and specifications.

Confidence using hand tools, power tools, and electrical testing equipment.

Fall Protection Certification.

Comfort working on active construction sites, outdoors, on ladders, and on rooftops.

Ability to complete hands‑on physical work, including lifting and carrying materials and tools as required.

Strong communication, teamwork, and problem‑solving skills.

Solar experience is an asset, but a strong electrician with the right attitude and willingness to learn is valuable.

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