Licensed Trade (Electrician and HVAC)

Description

• Conduct daily/weekly electrical inspections, making sure to check any equipment necessary to your own work, carrying out the minor adjustments and repairs and completing reports in order to ensure that the equipment is kept in good operating condition, thus avoiding major repairs due to negligence.
• Inspect, repair and maintain all of the electrical installations necessary for the safe and efficient operation of the property by utilizing all areas of technical expertise within your licensed discipline in such a way as to provide tenants and customers with a secure and healthy environment.
• Carry out various tasks involved in general building maintenance (e.g. painting, plastering, plumbing, servicing locks).
• Play an active part in the energy use reduction project by contributing ideas and improvements to the equipment and procedures currently in place.
• Lend support to and/or take on added responsibilities within the department in order to maintain the team's overall efficiency.
• Bring the preventive maintenance systems up to date by entering data mined from preventive maintenance logs.
• Handle electrical service calls.
• Help sub-contractors with their work.
• Respond to emergency calls by being available on call to guarantee the efficient and continued operation of the property and to minimize any inconvenience caused to tenants and clients by power failures.
• As warranted, help resolve problems related but not limited to electrical, mechanical and maintenance equipment, as well as the HVAC system, to guarantee a high level of service for customers, tenants and clients.
• Ensure proper operation of all plumbing equipment in the upper storeys.
• Limit the risks of losses due to power outages by ensuring that all safety rules are observed and that any hazards are reported to the people concerned on a timely basis.

Requirements

• Completed apprenticeship and at least 10 years' relevant experience
• Organizational and prioritization skills
• Good analytical skills
• Availability to work overtime
• Computer literacy
• In-depth knowledge of general maintenance procedures, current technology and electrical systems, as well as ability to read and understand blueprints
• Ability to work without supervision and take the initiative
• Interpersonal skills
• High school diploma or the equivalent
• Good verbal and written communication skills in French (English an asset)
• Positive attitude and willingness to respond to emergencies as required
• Electrical qualification certificate with a class-C licence
• Problem-solving and decision-making skills

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance