Supporting Skilled Trades Growth in Ontario
Mississauga, Ontario
Merit for Apprenticeship supports apprentices and employers by orienting, training, and placing qualified apprentices with employers to help streamline the way for apprentices in Ontario. Our mission is to support the growth of skilled trades in the construction industry by seeing more apprentices complete their Certificate of Qualification exam and deliver job-ready apprentices to employers by alleviating the administrative burden. This Employment Ontario service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario. #SupportTradesGrowth #SupportApprentices
On-site · Ottawa
Install, replace, and repair electrical fixtures, wiring, control and distribution equipment, and related systems; test circuits and troubleshoot faults to ensure safe operation. Perform lighting and generator maintenance, keep maintenance records, and communicate and collaborate with supervisors and other tradespeople while working across varied projects.
On-site · Kitchener
Install insulated metal panels and exterior cladding by interpreting construction drawings and accurately measuring, cutting, fitting, and installing materials. Coordinate job site activities, supervise crews in Foreperson roles, and maintain safety, quality, and project schedules.
On-site · Kitchener
Install insulated metal panels and cladding systems according to blueprints, technical specifications, and quality standards, while operating tools and equipment safely. Troubleshoot installation issues, support apprentices and less experienced crew members, and maintain a safe, organized, and productive work environment.
On-site · Kitchener
Assist installers and carpenters with construction activities, including moving materials and equipment and helping install insulated metal panels and cladding systems. Keep job sites clean and safe while following workplace safety procedures and supervisor instructions.
On-site · Hamilton
Support Journeypersons with plumbing, pipe fitting, and related field tasks, following instructions and prioritizing safe work practices. Track apprenticeship hours, complete other assigned duties, and develop trade skills through on-the-job learning and apprenticeship training.
On-site · Hamilton
Perform plumbing and related trade work safely and to a high standard, including pipe fitting, cutting, coring, trenching, measuring, and layout. Coordinate site tasks when the Site Supervisor is unavailable, guide a small crew, manage materials and documentation, and support communication and safety across project sites.
On-site · Hamilton
Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in residential, commercial, or industrial settings, interpreting blueprints and specifications and ensuring compliance with the Ontario Electrical Safety Code. For the Lead Hand role, organize job sites, coordinate materials and schedules, and guide team members to complete projects safely, efficiently, and on schedule.
On-site
Lead and supervise electrical crews and job sites, coordinating projects from planning through completion while managing labour, materials, schedules, and daily operations. Ensure work meets ESA standards and safety requirements, maintain project documentation, communicate with stakeholders and other trades, and troubleshoot changing site needs.
On-site · Mississauga
Install, repair, maintain, and inspect plumbing systems in residential and commercial buildings, using blueprints and schematics to guide the work. Assemble pipes and fittings, troubleshoot issues, coordinate with other trades, and address customer questions and concerns.
On-site · Mississauga
Develop new business relationships with property managers, condominium boards, and commercial building owners across the GTA, identifying opportunities for service and project work. Coordinate with estimating and operations teams to prepare proposals, secure contracts, and maintain long-term client partnerships.
On-site
Perform skilled carpentry and general construction work while assisting with the coordination of daily site activities, workers, labour, materials, equipment, and subcontractors. Monitor workmanship, productivity, progress, and safety, and help resolve construction issues while maintaining an organized work site.
On-site
Coordinate material ordering, receiving, staging, and delivery, and ensure job sites, the yard, vehicles, and equipment are ready for crews. Support project closeout and office administration while helping the Operations Manager keep project schedules executable.
On-site · Mississauga
Identify and develop new business opportunities, promote group insurance benefits programs, and build strong relationships with members and prospective clients. Prepare quotes and proposals, manage client inquiries and service issues, maintain accurate sales records, and represent Merit Ontario at events across the province.
On-site · Brockville
Lead and supervise electrical crews and job sites, coordinating projects from start to finish while managing labour, materials, schedules, and daily operations. Ensure work meets ESA standards and safety requirements, maintain project documentation, communicate with stakeholders and other trades, and troubleshoot changing site needs.
On-site · Toronto
The technician is responsible for repairing and maintaining mechanical systems while providing clear diagnoses and recommendations to customers. They must document work electronically and participate in an on-call rotation for after-hours and weekend coverage.
