4th-5th Year Electrical Apprentice

Overview

Assist licensed electricians with residential and commercial electrical installation and maintenance.

Key Responsibilities

• wire pulling
• continuity testing
• blueprint reading
• distribution installation
• fault diagnosis
• safety compliance

Tasks

-Pull wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors. -Install brackets and hangers to support electrical equipment. -Assist in diagnosing faults in electrical and electronic systems and replace faulty components as directed. -Test continuity of circuits using test equipment to ensure compatibility and safety of system following installation, replacement, or repair. -Read and interpret blueprints, electrical diagrams, and code specifications to determine wiring layouts. -Maintain tools and equipment, ensuring they are in good working condition. -Assist in the installation and maintenance of electrical distribution systems in residential and commercial settings. -Adhere to all safety protocols and procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). -Use of ladders, scaffolding, and other equipment to access work areas. -Splice, join, and connect wires to fixtures and components to form circuits. -Install, replace, and troubleshoot electrical components, including plugs, switches, and lighting fixtures.

Requirements

• electrical apprentice
• whmis
• fall arrest
• canadian electrical code
• problem solving
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Completed intermediate in-school training. -Good physical condition and ability to perform manual labor, including lifting heavy objects and working in confined spaces. -Currently registered as a Level 4 or 5 Electrical Apprentice. -Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and take direction from licensed electricians. -Proven experience in residential and commercial electrical work. -Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. -Valid and up-to-date certifications in Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and Fall Arrest. -Valid driver's license with a clean driving record is an asset. -Adherence to safety protocols to minimize risk of injury. -Strong understanding of the Canadian Electrical Code and safety regulations. -Exposure to varying weather conditions when working on outdoor projects.

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Benefits

-Competitive hourly wage commensurate with experience and apprenticeship level.

About Merit For Apprenticeship

-Founded to address skilled-labour shortages, it began by pairing eager apprentices with experienced journeypersons. -Operates a virtual training hub and job board, backed by government funding to modernize trade-work entry. -Guides apprentices through multi-year programs in construction, electrical, welding and other industrial trades. -Specializes in Construction and Industrial sectors, offering hands-on mentorship, safety courses and job connections. -Stands out by keeping apprentices on track—not just placing them, but walking them through their full journey.

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