We are currently accepting applications for a Journeyman Electrician in our client's Maintenance Department located in their London, Ontario location.

Principal Accountabilities:

As the Journeyman Electricain your primary job requirement is to act as a trouble shooter and to complete the maintenance, repair and replacement of parts or equipment in production and around the facility. Work is completed out in the plant site or at a bench in the maintenance shop.

You will also be required to:

• Operate manlifts or forklifts
• Lift and carrying up to a heavy level (0 - 20 + kg)
• Climb ladders and work from heights
• Work independently but may intermittently complete jobs with the production employees, contractors or other maintenance personnel

Qualifications:

Required:

• Possession of Inter-provincial Red Seal Journeyman Electrician trade certification
• Experience in a manufacturing environment
• Able to work midnight shift
• Self-starter with ability to work effectively and lead within a team environment
• Must be willing to work from heights, work outside in various weather conditions, inside the plant, in confined spaces, and in a potentially physically strenuous environment and around live animals.
• Basic knowledge of industrial safety, food safety and environmental regulations with absolute commitment to safety
• Strong problem solving skills, good written and verbal communication skills
• Strong work ethic and a desire to be part of a high-performing team
• Knowledge of the Maintenance Reliability process (predictive and preventative maintenance) and Predictive Technologies

Preferred:

• Food Industry experience
• Automation control experience will be considered an asset (Omron and Allen Bradley)
• Demonstrated computer skills including data entry and data retrieval
• Ability to read blueprints and electrical drawings

* Qualified applicants please send your resume in Word format to steve.elliott@expresspros.com for further consideration. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted