Job BenefitsHere's what we have to offer you:
- An hourly wage of $53,25;
- $1.50/hour premium for employees holding a Gas Appliance Technician Class 1 (TERAG-1) certification;
- A minimum of three (3) weeks of vacation annually;
- A complete collective insurance program;
- A defined contribution retirement plan (employer contribution of 9%);
- Five (5) paid days off for family obligations/illness;
- Fourteen (14) paid public holidays;
- Day shift schedule (4 days of 10 hours);
- Ongoing training;
- Telemedicine;
- Access to an on-site nurse;
- Reimbursement for annual certification fees, if applicable;
- Uniform provided with laundry service;
- Safety shoes provided;
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP);
- Employee referral bonus;
- Overtime available on a voluntary basis;
- Free parking and public transportation nearby.
Duties and Responsibility• Install, modify, calibrate and adjust various types of equipment, instruments, systems or control and instrumentation equipment;
• Diagnose and repair single and three-phase 110/575 volt electrical circuits including motors, starters, wiring, transformers, lighting, heating, etc;
• Contribute to continuous improvement;
• Perform preventive maintenance on electrical, electronic and instrumentation systems.
Education, experience and competencies• DEC or AEC in industrial electronics technology (or related field);
• Certificate of qualification in electricity (License C) OR 2,500 hours accumulated in the apprentice's logbook (asset);
• Strong knowledge of instrumentation;
• Ability to communicate clearly in French and functional English;
• Strong organizational skills and autonomy;
• Ability to work under pressure;
• Willingness to actively contribute to process improvement;
• Team player and assertive;
• Knowledge of Honeywell Distributed Control System (DCS) (an asset);
• Certificate in gas appliance technology class 1 (an asset).
