Journeyperson Electrician
About the job
- Hold a valid Journeyperson Electrician Certificate.
- Have at least 5 years of relevant experience, including at least 2 years in substation work.
- Know the National Electrical Code and Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations as they relate to the Electrician role.
- Hold a valid driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record.
- Meet pre-access drug and alcohol testing requirements.
- Be able to work comfortably at heights.
- Be willing and able to travel for work, including to remote sites.
- Be able to perform tasks in adverse weather conditions.
- Demonstrate teamwork, respectful workplace conduct, proficient communication, problem-solving, and analytical skills under tight deadlines.
- Demonstrate commitment to workplace safety, environmental responsibility, and health compliance.
- Install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electrical systems and equipment, including failing equipment, transformers, circuit breakers, switches, switchgears, and instrument transformers across voltage levels from 13.8kV to 500kV.
- Assist with installing structural steel and buried utilities.
- Operate construction equipment, including skid steers, mini hoes, manlifts, and zoombooms.
- Adhere to and promote the company Health and Safety Manual and industry safety regulations.
- Provide technical guidance and mentorship to Electrician Apprentices, including assistance with technical issue resolution and safe work practices.
- Inspect and test high-voltage electrical equipment to ensure compliance with maintenance standards and documentation requirements.
- Lead the planning and installation of ground grids, power system assemblies, and wiring.
- Perform substation equipment maintenance in accordance with industry and company standards.
- Maintain awareness of hazards associated with working near energized equipment and prioritize safe work practices.
- Be familiar with Microsoft Office applications and computer-based test equipment.
About the company
Rising Edge Group designs and builds high-voltage electrical infrastructure for utilities, renewable power developers, and industrial customers across North America. Its projects connect generation and storage facilities to the grid through substations, transmission lines, and the equipment that controls and protects them. Customers hire the company for complete projects covering engineering, equipment procurement, and construction, or for individual services such as testing and commissioning. It also maintains electrical assets after installation, combining field service with the planning and technical support needed to keep facilities operating. Founded in 2002, Rising Edge Group is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta.
Company Size
N/A
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Calgary, Canada
Founded
2002
Get referred to Rising Edge Group
See people who can refer or advise you
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Rising Edge has wider group resources: it belongs to JAVA, a network spanning engineering and infrastructure businesses.
- Edmonton operators receive overtime premiums: Rising Edge lists time-and-a-half after ten daily and forty weekly hours.
- Fort Saskatchewan apprentices receive retirement matching: the listed Canadian plan increases employer contributions with years of service.
What critics are saying
- Emergency crews face unpredictable hours: Rising Edge advertises maintenance callouts with teams ready to mobilize around the clock.
- The Dow apprenticeship requires long weeks: its Fort Saskatchewan site lists 48 hours and no living-out allowance.
- Edmonton equipment operators need experience: Rising Edge's temporary opening requires at least three years operating heavy machinery.
What makes Rising Edge Group unique
- Fabrication follows a certified system: Rising Edge uses ISO 9001 quality controls for custom electrical equipment.
- Customers retain maintenance histories: Rising Edge hosts test reports, deficiencies, schedules, and budgets in SharePoint.
- Rising Edge's chief operating officer knows fieldwork: Justin Berube previously worked as a high-voltage journeyman electrician.
Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?