Canadian occupation guide
Explore 24 current Power Line Technician jobs from 5 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for performing trade-related duties on electric utility transmission and distribution systems. They are also expected to assist in training apprentices and lower-level employees while adhering to safety and isolation procedures.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for practicing trade qualifications, performing standby duties, and assisting in the training of apprentices and lower-classification employees. They must maintain electric utility transmission and distribution systems while adhering to safety and isolation procedures.
FortisBC
The pre-apprentice assists line crews with maintenance and construction tasks, including pole framing and right-of-way clearing. They also perform equipment inspections and operate tools under the supervision of a journeyperson.
Ledcor
Lead crews in the construction and installation of overhead transmission and distribution lines while ensuring safety and industry standards are met. Manage daily production, material logistics, and provide training to junior workers and apprentices.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for practicing their trade qualifications and performing standby duties. They are also expected to assist in training new employees and apprentices.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for performing trade-related duties on electric utility transmission and distribution systems. They are also expected to assist in training apprentices and perform standby duties as required.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for practicing their trade qualifications within electric utility systems. Key duties include performing standby tasks and assisting in the training of new employees and apprentices.
Ledcor
Construct, install, and maintain overhead and underground power distribution systems while operating specialized heavy equipment. Ensure all work adheres to strict safety standards and provide training to junior workers or apprentices.
Ledcor
The Power Line Technician constructs, installs, and maintains overhead and underground power distribution systems while operating specialized heavy equipment. They are also responsible for troubleshooting electrical systems, interpreting construction drawings, and ensuring all work adheres to strict safety standards.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for practicing their trade qualifications and performing standby duties. They are also expected to assist in training new employees and apprentices.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for performing trade-related duties on electric utility transmission and distribution systems. They are also expected to assist in training apprentices and perform standby duties as required by operational needs.
FortisBC
The Powerline Technician is responsible for performing trade-related duties on electric utility transmission and distribution systems. They are also expected to assist in training apprentices and lower-classification employees while adhering to safety and isolation procedures.
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There are 24 Power Line Technician jobs currently published on Jobs.ca, from 5 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Power Line Technicians on Jobs.ca include FortisBC and Ledcor.
The cities with the most Power Line Technician openings on Jobs.ca right now are Oliver, BC, Kelowna, BC, Princeton, BC, Calgary, AB and Grand Forks, BC.
Power Line Technician falls under NOC 72203 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Electrical power line and cable workers”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Power Line Technician include Power system electrician, Telecommunications Line Technician, Industrial electrician and Cable Technician. Each has its own page on Jobs.ca with current openings.
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