Electrical Apprentice 4th

About the role

Silent-Aire, a subsidiary of Johnson Controls, manufactures cooling systems for data centers and mission-critical environments and is expanding its manufacturing teams in the Edmonton region. The Electrical Apprentice 4th supports the installation, termination and assembly of electrical systems such as conduit, cabling, equipment, panels, sensors and control devices, and helps build control panels. The work is done under the direction of a certified Journeyperson.

Key responsibilities

• Install and terminate conduit, cable, electrical equipment, panels, sensors and control components in line with applicable codes and standards.
• Assist with the construction and fabrication of control panels, including rough-in and finishing wiring.
• Install interlocking wiring and help with wiring verification and checkout.
• Install electrical components in compliance with the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and, where applicable, NEC, NESC, NFPA and UFC.
• Assist with the installation, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of electrical control circuits for motors and control devices.
• Help prepare material take-offs and identify required electrical equipment.
• Assist with lockout/tagout and electrical isolation procedures, and support quality control checks.
• Test installed, repaired or modified equipment, maintain maintenance reports and help prepare preventative and predictive maintenance schedules.
• Complete assigned electrical tasks under the direction of a Journeyperson or supervisor, following safety program standards and the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act.

Required profile

• Registered as an Apprentice Electrician with Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT) and enrolled in an approved trade school program.
• At least 500 hours of electrical experience; previous industrial, commercial or manufacturing experience is preferred.
• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Physical ability to lift up to 35 lbs, stand for long periods and use PPE in a noisy, manufacturing environment.

Required skills

• Basic understanding of the Canadian Electrical Code and electrical fundamentals (voltage, current, resistance, basic circuitry).
• Introductory ability to read drawings, schematics and specifications, and introductory knowledge of motor controls, sensors and control circuits.
• Ability to use basic electrical hand tools, power tools and test instruments safely.
• Commitment to completing technical training and progressing toward Journeyperson certification.