EB CAREERS - Casman RCI Journeyman Electricians - 30 Aug 2010
August 30, 2010
Casman Group of Companies is a local Fort McMurray, Alta., operation. Incorporated in 1982, the company includes six operating divisions with expertise in residential and commercial general contracting, plumbing, electrical and millwork, as well as industrial construction, maintenance and specialized concrete foundations. A division of Casman, RCI Electrical Service Ltd. is looking to hire two:
Journeyman Electricians
Journeyman Electricians
In this varied role, you will perform highly skilled maintenance,
installation, repair, and troubleshooting work involving a variety of
electrical systems. The electrician is involved in the technical
application of electrical principles and uses blueprints when installing
electrical systems in homes, offices, or industrial settings.
To be successful in this role, you must have:
Most importantly, candidates who have already completed training in fall arrest, aerial platform, H2S, confined space and/or CSTS and OSSA orientation will be preferred.
About the Benefits
In addition to an attractive hourly rate, the Casman Group of Companies employees enjoy a wide range of excellent benefits, including:
Interested? CLICK HERE to apply online.
Please mention you saw this posting at EB Careers Online.
Last modified on August 30, 2010
To be successful in this role, you must have:
• Completed an Alberta Journeyman Certificate or hold an Electrician Red Seal certification.
• A minimum of three years Industrial and/or Commercial experience is required.
• A valid Driver's License and a clean driving record is required.
• A minimum of three years Industrial and/or Commercial experience is required.
• A valid Driver's License and a clean driving record is required.
Most importantly, candidates who have already completed training in fall arrest, aerial platform, H2S, confined space and/or CSTS and OSSA orientation will be preferred.
About the Benefits
In addition to an attractive hourly rate, the Casman Group of Companies employees enjoy a wide range of excellent benefits, including:
• Generous medical, dental, and vision plan;
• Earn twice your Annual Base Salary for Life Insurance, Short Term & Long Term Disability;
• 10% vacation and holiday pay with each pay;
• Employee education assistance as furthering education is supported;
• All safety equipment is supplied except safety footwear. Basic hand tool list will be provided to those interviewed; and
• A friendly and dynamic team culture, with Corporate Social Events twice a year.
• Earn twice your Annual Base Salary for Life Insurance, Short Term & Long Term Disability;
• 10% vacation and holiday pay with each pay;
• Employee education assistance as furthering education is supported;
• All safety equipment is supplied except safety footwear. Basic hand tool list will be provided to those interviewed; and
• A friendly and dynamic team culture, with Corporate Social Events twice a year.
Interested? CLICK HERE to apply online.
Please mention you saw this posting at EB Careers Online.
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