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Yukon Energy Corporation

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The power of Yukon

Whitehorse, YT

Utilities
51–200 people

About

Established in 1987, Yukon Energy is a publicly owned electrical utility. We are the main generator and transmitter of electrical energy in the Yukon. We work with our parent company, Yukon Development Corporation, to provide Yukoners with reliable and renewable electricity. Based on a 25-year average, over 90% of the electricity we produce is renewable, coming from our Whitehorse, Aishihik, and Mayo hydro facilities.

Open positions

Northern Maintenance Electrician

On-site · Whitehorse

The Northern Maintenance Electrician performs journey-level electrical work to install, maintain, and repair generation equipment, substations, and control systems. They also support SCADA and telecommunication systems while ensuring all work complies with the Canadian Electrical Code and safety policies.

Senior Project Manager

On-site · Whitehorse

The Senior Project Manager will lead the delivery of major and complex capital infrastructure projects from definition through to commissioning and closeout. They are responsible for managing project scope, cost, schedule, and risk while coordinating multidisciplinary teams and external stakeholders.

Mechanical Engineer

On-site · Whitehorse

The Mechanical Engineer will design and deliver engineering solutions for hydro and thermal power generation facilities. They will manage utility projects from concept through construction, ensuring adherence to scope, budget, and safety standards.

Casual Plant Operator-Faro

On-site · Whitehorse

The Plant Operator will assist in the safe and efficient operation of electrical generating units and auxiliary equipment. Responsibilities include monitoring plant systems, performing light maintenance, and following established safety procedures.

Casual Plant Operator-Mayo

On-site · Whitehorse

The Plant Operator will assist in the safe and efficient operation of electrical generating units and auxiliary equipment. Responsibilities include monitoring plant systems, performing light maintenance, and adhering to strict safety protocols.