Journeyperson Electrician, Western Alberta (Jasper)

West Fraser offers a range of exciting career opportunities for individuals seeking challenging and rewarding careers. Our Edson division in Edson, Alberta, is recruiting for a Millwright.

As the Electrician, you will be a key player in the company-wide continuous improvement effort through daily use of troubleshooting, predictive, and preventive maintenance strategies.

You'll Do

Maintaining a safe work environment

Ensuring consistent operations of all electrical equipment in the sawmill

Verification and documenting repairs

Monitoring product quality and providing feedback

PLC (Programmable Logic Controller)

Preventative maintenance

Troubleshooting for various pieces of equipment

You'll Have

Experience as an Electrician

Candidates must possess a Red Seal Certificate

A valid Journeyman or Inter-Provincial Certification is required

Strong organizational and communication skills

Excellent interpersonal and team building skills

Demonstrated problem solving, troubleshooting and analytical skills

Weekend and/or shift work would be required

Valid AB driver’s license

May consider 3rd Year Apprentices

Considered a Strong Asset

Previous experience working in a sawmill or an industrial environment.

Compensation Package

Competitive Salary

Outstanding benefits package including medical, dental, pension, life insurance, disability, accident insurance, vacation, and holidays

Relocation Package

Your Workplace Location Experience the allure of Edson, Alberta, with this exciting opportunity in the heart of Yellowhead County. Located just an hour east of Jasper National Park and approximately 2.5 hours from Edmonton, Edson offers a vibrant community of 8,000 residents surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. Explore the endless outdoor recreational activities and charming local attractions that Edson has to offer. Embrace small-town living at its finest and discover the warmth of community spirit. Join us in Edson and make mountain living your reality. Discover more at: Us We make renewable, wood-based building products for the world, contributing to a more sustainable future. Today, West Fraser is one of the world’s largest producers of sustainable wood-based building products, with more than 60 facilities in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe. From responsibly sourced and sustainably managed forest resources, West Fraser produces lumber, engineered wood products (oriented strand board, laminated veneer lumber, medium-density fiberboard, plywood, and particleboard), pulp, newsprint, wood chips, other residuals, and renewable energy. West Fraser’s products are used in home construction, repair and remodeling, industrial applications, papers, tissue, and boxes.

What makes us stand out is our people-first approach. We value internal growth and continuous learning. Join us, and you'll enjoy competitive pay, great benefits, and an excellent pension plan, all in a supportive environment where your voice matters.

Diversity At West Fraser, we strongly believe promoting diversity and inclusion is essential to our success. Our commitment to creating inclusive workplaces is reflected in our core values, and we constantly strive to foster a culture that values and respects every individual’s unique background and perspective. By joining us, you will have the opportunity to be a part of a team dedicated to shaping a brighter future by embracing diversity and promoting inclusivity. Join our team at West Fraser and help us build a more diverse and inclusive community.

Sustainability West Fraser is fully committed to sustainable forest management as defined in our environmental policy, which is reflected in every aspect of our work. We adopt new technologies and innovations to create exceptional building materials. Wood products are a natural, renewable, recyclable, and environmentally sustainable choice for consumers who prioritize sustainability.

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