AF

Electrician - Industrial

Grandview-Woodland, Vancouver
On-site
Full-time
$156K – $156K CAD
2 days ago
Employment type
Full-time · On-site
Posted
October 10, 2026
Salary range
$156,000–$156,000 CAD per year
NOC code
72200 — Electricians (except industrial and power system)
Province
British Columbia (BC)More in British Columbia

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AFIMAC Canada is actively hiring experienced Industrial Electricians for an upcoming assignment in Southwest Ontario. This position will require you to work 10-12 hour shifts, 4 days per week when assigned to a project. You will earn: $75 per hour before overtime $30 per day non-taxed meal allowance (when lodging is required) Paid Travel (up to 4 hours) Hotel Accommodations Provided (when required) Flight Provided (when required) Duties & Responsibilities: Provide troubleshooting skills for the…

This role is based in British Columbia. The Canadian NOC code for this position is 72200 — Electricians (except industrial and power system). AFIMAC Canada is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.

Market context

About this role in British Columbia

Average salary for Electrician in British Columbia

Median $77,480 per year, with most postings between $75,296 and $93,860 (Electricians (except industrial and power system), 2026-05, 68 postings). This posting advertises $156,000–$156,000.

NOC code

72200 — Electricians (except industrial and power system). The National Occupational Classification code is what Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and Job Bank use to identify this occupation.

Typical qualifications for Canadian employers

A journeyperson Certificate of Qualification (309A, 442A or provincial equivalent) or registered apprenticeship, plus the Canadian Electrical Code.

Licensing: Yes. Electrician is a compulsory certified trade in every province; you need a provincial Certificate of Qualification or must be a registered apprentice. Red Seal endorsement lets the licence travel between provinces.

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Top skills this posting asks for:

  • Industrial electrical troubleshooting
  • Electrical maintenance
  • Circuit analysis

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What you'll do

  • Provide troubleshooting skills for industrial electrical systems
  • Maintain and repair industrial electrical equipment
  • Work on assigned projects in Southwest Ontario
  • Perform work during extended shifts (10-12 hours)

What you'll need

  • Experienced industrial electrician
  • Valid electrician license/certification
  • Ability to work 10-12 hour shifts
  • Flexibility to work 4-day work weeks
  • Willing to relocate for projects in Southwest Ontario
  • Valid passport (for potential travel)

About the Company

AF

AFIMAC Canada

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