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Electrical Supervisor (SEM Tunnel Equipment)
Ontario Transit Group - Ontario Line - Southern Civil, Stations & Tunnel
Designs, builds and finances the Southern Civil, Stations & Tunnel section of Toronto’s Ontario Line subway.
Supervise installation, maintenance, and safety of SEM tunnel equipment electrical systems.
Improve the quality of life for commuters by reducing daily travel time.
Coordinate with Plant Engineer and site teams for 3 weeks look ahead and day to day activities.
Ensure daily briefing is performed at each shift starting on site and is recorded in the OTG software.
Ensure installation is always in compliance with Canadian Standards in Ontario.
Collaborate with project managers, electrical engineers, and field technicians to achieve timely installation and commissioning of systems
Troubleshoot and repair issues, diagnosing faults in real-time to minimize operational downtime.
Get the hourly meters / kWh meters of all equipment on site (electrical meters on generators, substations, etc.)
Responsible for following-up temporary site installations for construction sites for all SEM (Sequential Excavation Method) related Equipment.
Explain and implement OTG procedures to ensure good comprehension of works by the site teams.
Follow-up procurement to get the material and spare parts on time.
Maintain technical documentation up to date, including wiring diagrams, and installation reports for system handover.
Ensure equipment is well maintained and always safe to use.
Conduct regular system audits and preventive maintenance to ensure equipment functionality, reliability, and compliance with safety standards
Install, maintain, troubleshoot all electrical installations relating to SEM Equipment.
Reduce crowding on the existing Line 1 (Yonge-University) subway.
Always ensure safe and smooth operation.
Get daily reports from site team; staff and workers presence, hours done, and tasks performed each day.
Follow-up spare parts and consumables to ensure smooth operation.
Mobilize equipment and material for site teams.
Prepare daily work for crew, schedule tasks, and dispatch team according to site planning and priorities.
Ensure a high standard of safety at any time. Enforce Lock Out Tag Out procedure.
Perform or assist during initial setup, testing, and commissioning of SEM Equipment (i.e Road Header, rockbolter, shotcrete machine, overhead crane, etc.
What you bring
5+ years
electrical
bachelor’s
supervision
interpersonal
5+ years’ experience in Temporary Installation Electrical Department with Civil Engineering company
(Optional) RRSP matching
Bachelor’s degree.
Supervision interpersonal skills
Benefits
Comprehensive Benefits Package:
Competitive Salary
Discretionary Bonus
Reduction in traffic congestion, greenhouse gases, and fuel consumption by providing an alternative transportation option.
Dental Insurance
One above-ground station to be integrated with the existing GO Transit Exhibition Station.
Up to 57,000 more jobs accessible by transit (in 45 minutes or less) for Toronto residents.
Two underground stations to be integrated with the existing TTC Osgoode and Queen subway stations.
Economic and community growth along the future transit line and thousands of job opportunities annually during construction.
Awarded for delivering 6 km of tunnels and 7 downtown stations.
15.6 Km Line
Project Scope
Links core downtown with 15 stations and over 40 transfer connections.
15 Stations
Urban Development
Provides connections across downtown areas for enhanced transit access.
1,500 Jobs
Employment Impact
Supports peak construction jobs, driving local economic activity.
A powerhouse joint venture led by Ferrovial and VINCI, backed by global design partners including AECOM, COWI, GHD and SENER.
Part of the Ontario Line, it focuses on tunneling, station construction, utilities, mechanical/electrical systems, and guideway structures and preparation.
Mobilized crews in early 2023 and is building one above‑ground and six underground stations between Exhibition and Corktown.
The contract spans design, construction and financing, with work running through to around 2030.
Aims to reduce congestion, increase transit access, and spur urban growth.
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