Maintain and support critical rail infrastructure systems including signaling, train control, SCADA, CCTV, fibre‑optic communications networks, public address systems, radio systems, PLCs, UPS systems, generators, and other electrical assets.
Compensation
Expected compensation for this role is between $67,800 - $85,000 annually.
Responsibilities
Perform predictive, preventative, and corrective maintenance on signaling, communications, electrical, and infrastructure systems.
Diagnose faults and conduct troubleshooting, repair, recovery, and technical analysis activities to maintain system availability, reliability, and safety.
Maintain and support critical rail infrastructure systems including signaling and train control, SCADA, CCTV, fibre‑optic communications networks, public address systems, radio systems, PLCs, UPS systems, generators, and other electrical assets.
Perform maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of electrical equipment including transformers, circuit breakers, motors, LED lighting, and associated support equipment.
Follow engineering drawings, technical specifications, and written procedures to execute maintenance activities, inspections, modifications, and corrective actions.
Requirements
Minimum 2-year technical degree in electronics, communications, or electrical disciplines
Proficiency in electronics, communications, electrical engineering technology, or a related technical discipline, supported by a minimum two-year technical diploma
Automation Specialist Co-op Student supporting Distributed Control Systems and System Integration solutions within the Control Systems Lifecycle Services Team.
Responsibilities
Control system logic and graphics programming and acceptance testing
Control system design and documentation
Control system panel installation and troubleshooting
Industrial Electrician responsible for PLC, robot and HMI programming, troubleshooting, maintenance and electrical installation in automotive assembly lines.
Compensation
$40.90 - $48.20 per hour
Responsibilities
Perform PLC, Robot & HMI programming, implementation and troubleshooting
Preventative maintenance of Injection/RIM assembly automation and paint systems
Repair equipment and modify robot programs
Design, verification and maintenance of electrical schematics
Assist in setting up and maintaining programming, electrical component and schematics standards
Requirements
Grade 12 English and Math or equivalent
Nice to have: Controls & Automation Technician diploma
Recruiting for an Automation Specialist for the project execution team in Burnaby, focusing on control system design, configuration, testing, and commissioning.
Responsibilities
Provide technical application and implementation of Emerson DeltaV Systems (DeltaV and DeltaV SIS) solutions
Configure control strategies, shutdown keys, Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs), and HMI graphics
Configure interfaces with third party products (PLCs, HMIs, OPC Clients, Historians)
Conduct hardware/software testing and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)
Perform plant commissioning including Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and loop checks
Intermediate to senior-level professional with a strong background in electrical design and industrial control systems, responsible for design, analysis, and testing of electrical control systems, hardware selection, and documentation.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is $85,000 - $100,000 per year, complemented by benefits, bonuses and additional extra hours payments.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, analyze and specify electrical control systems and associated hardware, safety systems, pneumatic, hydraulic, and other mechanical systems
Create bidding and scope documentation; lead the development and write-up of user and system design functional specification documentation
Perform risk assessments, oversee material procurement and logistics; perform panel fabrication specification
Troubleshoot electrical installations per project scope and complete commissioning summaries with client approval
Carry out technical surveys and inspections, including more complex assignments, and prepare reports
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical education
Maintenance TechnicianNewTirecraft · Ingersoll, Canada