Electrical Engineer in Training (EIT)

Regina, SK
On-site
Posted Oct 9, 2026
1 position

$85,000–$110,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Senior · 5+ years
Minimum education: Bachelor’s degree
Apply by: Nov 30, 2026
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Electrical Engineer-in-Training will support engineering and field-service projects involving power distribution systems, substations, and electrical infrastructure. They will assist with technical analysis, field data collection, testing, and the preparation of engineering reports under the supervision of licensed Professional Engineers.

Job details

Overview Electrical Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Shermco CanadaLocation: SaskatchewanEmployment Type: Full-Time, PermanentWork Arrangement: In-office/Field supportedTravel Requirement: Approximately 10%Department: Engineering About Shermco Canada Shermco Canada is a trusted provider of electrical testing, engineering, commissioning, maintenance, and power system services. We support utility, industrial, commercial, and infrastructure customers by helping improve the safety, reliability, and performance of critical electrical systems. We are currently seeking an Electrical Engineer-in-Training (EIT) to join our team in Regina or Saskatoon. This is a strong opportunity for an EIT who is interested in power systems, electrical field services, testing, commissioning, and practical engineering development. Position Summary The Electrical Engineer-in-Training will support engineering and field-service projects involving electrical power distribution systems, substations, switchgear, transformers, protective relays, grounding systems, electrical studies, and commissioning activities. Working under the supervision of licensed Professional Engineers and experienced technical staff, the successful candidate will assist with technical analysis, field data collection, testing support, project documentation, reporting, and customer deliverables. This role is based in Saskatchewan and requires travel to customer sites and project locations. Travel may include day trips, overnight stays, extended field assignments, and occasional work outside Saskatchewan based on project and business needs. Responsibilities Support electrical engineering and field-service projects involving power distribution, substations, industrial facilities, utilities, and commercial electrical systems. Assist with electrical studies, calculations, technical reviews, equipment assessments, field inspections, commissioning support, and testing activities under appropriate supervision. Collect, review, and organize field data, test results, equipment information, drawings, photos, and customer documentation. Support the preparation of engineering reports, service reports, test documentation, technical summaries, and customer deliverables. Review single-line diagrams, schematics, wiring diagrams, equipment drawings, relay settings, and technical specifications. Participate in testing and commissioning support for transformers, switchgear, breakers, relays, cables, metering systems, grounding systems, and related electrical infrastructure. Work with Shermco engineers, technologists, technicians, project managers, customers, and vendors to support safe and effective project execution. Follow Shermco, customer, site-specific, provincial, and federal safety requirements, including participation in safety meetings, job hazard assessments, and field briefings. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited or recognized engineering program. Registered as an Engineer-in-Training with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, or eligible and willing to register as an EIT in Saskatchewan. 4 - 6 years of overall experience in power systems, electrical distribution, substations, protection and control, electrical testing, commissioning, or field engineering. Ability to work under the supervision of licensed Professional Engineers and within applicable engineering practice requirements. Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documents. Valid driver’s licence with the ability to travel approximately 10%, including overnight travel and work away from home when required. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams. Exposure to AutoCAD, Bluebeam, electrical study software, or test reporting systems is considered an asset. Previous co-op, internship, utility, industrial, consulting, construction, electrical services, or field experience is considered an asset. Skills and Competencies Safety-focused approach to all work. Strong attention to detail when reviewing drawings, test data, reports, and technical documents. Practical problem-solving skills and curiosity about how electrical systems operate in the field. Ability to communicate clearly with internal teams, customers, and site personnel. Willingness to learn from engineers, technologists, technicians, and field-service teams. Comfortable working in both office and field environments. Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage documentation and project details. Professional judgment and willingness to work within the limits of training, supervision, and EIT status. Travel and Working Conditions This position requires approximately 10% travel based on project needs, customer requirements, training, and business demands. Travel may include field assignments throughout Saskatchewan, other Canadian provinces and the United States, overnight stays, extended assignments away from home, and occasional overtime, weekend work, shutdown support, or emergency response support. Work may be performed in engineering offices, customer facilities, substations, industrial environments, utility sites, construction areas, and outdoor locations. The role may involve working around energized and de-energized electrical equipment, wearing required personal protective equipment, walking, standing, climbing stairs, bending, kneeling, accessing field equipment, and working in varying weather conditions or industrial environments. Where travel is required, applicable travel time, overtime, expenses, premiums, and related employment terms will be administered in accordance with applicable Saskatchewan employment standards, company policy, and customer or project requirements. Compensation and Benefits Shermco Canada offers competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package. Final compensation will be based on education, skills, registration status, relevant experience, technical capability, business needs, and internal equity. Shermco’s offering may include competitive base compensation, group benefits, paid time off, applicable paid holidays, technical and safety training, career development, mentorship toward professional registration, and exposure to a wide range of electrical engineering, testing, commissioning, and field-service projects. All wages, overtime, statutory holiday pay, vacation pay, leaves, travel-related pay, and other employment terms will be administered in accordance with applicable Manitoba employment standards, company policy, and any applicable project or customer requirements. Why Join Shermco Canada? At Shermco Canada, you will work on meaningful electrical power system projects that support the safety, reliability, and performance of customer operations. You will gain exposure to real-world electrical infrastructure, learn from experienced engineering and field-service professionals, and develop practical skills that support your path toward professional engineering registration. Accessibility and Equal Opportunity Shermco Canada is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive recruitment process. Applicants who require accommodation during the application, interview, assessment, or selection process are encouraged to let us know. We will work with applicants to provide reasonable accommodation in accordance with Saskatchewan accessibility and human rights requirements. Shermco Canada is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from qualified candidates of all backgrounds and make employment decisions based on qualifications, experience, skills, merit, and business needs. Safety-Sensitive Position This role may be considered safety-sensitive due to work performed at customer sites, industrial facilities, substations, utility environments, and locations where electrical hazards may be present. Employment may be subject to applicable site-access requirements, safety training, background checks, drug and alcohol testing where legally permitted and required by customer or site policy, and compliance with Shermco’s safety standards. Pay Range CAD $85,000.00 - CAD $110,000.00 /Yr.

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Requirements

Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and be registered or eligible for registration as an EIT in Saskatchewan. The role requires 4-6 years of relevant experience in power systems and the ability to travel for field assignments.