Journeyperson Industrial Electrician

Date:                            January 7, 2026            

Classification:              Journeyperson – Electrician

Technical Grade:          9

Responsibilities:

• Repairs factory production and building equipment by diagnosing failed electrical components by observation or dismantling and then repairing or replacing the components
• Plan work and perform jobs with minimum supervision.
• Review written documents such as work orders and equipment-specific manufacturer’s publications to perform repairs. 
• Plan and prioritize workflow according to business needs and management instructions.
• Use computerized software, prints, manufacturer’s instructions sheets and sketches to assist in repair work.
• Design and build electrical/network power circuits and PLC Programming Ladder Logic. 
• Perform preventative maintenance to equipment as per automated report system.
• Order necessary parts and materials and work with suppliers and participate in supplier meetings.
• May operate a forklift and material handling equipment on an as-needed basis depending on the departmental needs. 
• Train an apprentice as part of a formal program or work with junior staff as part of informal training and mentoring in job performance. 
• Complete maintenance shift report at the completion of each shift using computerized software.
• Make electrical repairs to all types of mobile, building, production, and hydraulic equipment.
• Must be able to weld, solder, and use cutting torches. 

Qualifications:

Academic/Educational Requirements 

• Must hold a certified Journeyperson Industrial Electrical License or Equivalent issued by the Province of Manitoba or bear the Red Seal Certificate from another jurisdiction.
   

Required Skills/Experience 

• Layout and install machines according to manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Operate forklift and material handling equipment as required.
• Order necessary parts and materials and liaison with suppliers for these items.
• Expected to work in a responsible and safe manner, follow proper lockout, and safety procedures.
• Direct helpers in safety and proper work procedures.
• Able to do shift work (rotating shifts).
• Know and understand the WHMIS labeling system and attach labels when decanting.
• Must be able to perform work in compliance with the requirement of the Canadian Electrical Code. 
• Knowledge and familiarity with basic hand-held and air tools.
• Know and understand the WHMIS labeling system.
• Successful completion of all MacDon pre-screening assessments, 
• Demonstrated ability to perform the following physical requirements: 
  • Physically able to lift up to 47 pounds. Refer to the MacDon Safety Manual.
  • Physically able to twist and bend frequently.
  • Physically able to walk and/or stand for 8 hours.
• Maintain a good attendance record and comply with company rules and regulations.
• Able to understand and communicate information in a clear, concise manner.