Electrical Site Coordinator

Job Description

Under the supervision of the Project Manager, the Electrical Coordinator coordinates work related to the Collector System and/or Substation and ensures permits are obtained. They act as an expert in the development of collector systems and optical cables, travel to construction sites on a rotation, and support multiple sites across Quebec. This full‑time role is based on a construction site and requires a high level of geographic mobility and availability for a rotational schedule, with benefits provided to those residing more than 120 km from the work site.

• College diploma or bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or relevant experience.
• Minimum of 1 year of experience in similar functions in large civil projects.
• Experience with manifold substations or systems and/or high‑voltage installations is an asset.
• Proficiency in spoken and written French.
• Intermediate proficiency in spoken and written English for coordination meetings and progress updates to English‑speaking stakeholders.
• Good command of Office Suite, especially Excel.
• High geographical mobility and a valid driver’s license.
• Ability to work in a team, with autonomy and leadership.
• Ability to adapt to a stressful environment and weather fluctuations at the construction site.

• Consult the Superintendent of Electrical Works (collector system and/or substation).
• Execute the quality plan throughout labour inspections.
• Act as an intermediary between contractor and subcontractor regarding the quality of electrical work.
• Identify quality problems and deviation points.
• Recommend solutions and stop any activity that contravenes quality or environmental constraints.
• Oversee issue resolution until fully resolved.
• Write non‑conformance reports, if necessary.
• Support project members in implementing the quality plan.
• Ensure validity of quality‑related documents and control them.
• Conduct independent inspections per Enforcement Procedures and ITPs.
• Ensure that those responsible for subcontractors’ inspections do their job.
• Ensure all materials used are compliant.
• Monitor receipt of equipment and inventory.
• Compile and interpret data and statistics related to the work performed.
• Identify issues and monitor corrective actions.
• Produce, with the Superintendent, end‑of‑project records based on progress.

• Minimum of 4 weeks of vacation beginning on day one.
• Personal days to use when needed.
• Competitive group insurance benefits.
• Group RRSP with up to 5% employer matching.
• Employee Share Ownership Program.
• Support for professional development and career growth.
• Monthly cellphone allowance.
• Mobility allowances and premiums supporting your work.

Borea’s values are deeply rooted in the energy landscape. We take care of each other, ensuring that our teams thrive in a healthy and safe environment. With passion and perseverance, we embrace the challenges that come our way. Borea, in collaboration with its various solar and wind construction partners, is committed to finding increasingly innovative solutions with the goal to commit to quality and responsibly and sustainably energizing future generations.

Borea Construction is committed to fostering a diverse and representative workforce and an inclusive workplace where all employees are treated equitably. We recognize that structural barriers shape professional experiences and qualifications. For this reason, we encourage individuals to apply even if they feel the position may be out of reach.