Description
What you'll do
* As per IBEW Collective Agreement. * Electricians shall work in generating stations, substations, repair shops and other locations and except as provided for Power Line Technician, Electricians shall have jurisdiction over the operation of unattended stations and unattended portions of stations
* Notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Power Line Technician, an Electrician may on occasion be required to switch on three (3) phase feeder circuits and/or supply circuits where fault conditions have occurred and a Power Line Technician is not readily available
* A Journeyperson Electrician shall maintain, install, adjust, inspect, modify, test, troubleshoot and repair main and auxiliary equipment and apparatus
* This may include electrical wiring, switchboard wiring, transformer connections, switchgear, bus work, low tension control cables, electrical and electronic equipment
* Notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Power Cable Technician or Power Line Technician, an Electrician may work on single conductor plastic insulated cables and accessories up to and including 20/35 kV restricted to cables utilizing mechanical terminations and connections
* Such cable work is not to include work on line terminations, distribution feeders or on lead or metallic cables over 600 volts
* As per IBEW Collective Agreement. * Electricians shall work in generating stations, substations, repair shops and other locations and except as provided for Power Line Technician, Electricians shall have jurisdiction over the operation of unattended stations and unattended portions of stations
* Notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Power Line Technician, an Electrician may on occasion be required to switch on three (3) phase feeder circuits and/or supply circuits where fault conditions have occurred and a Power Line Technician is not readily available
* A Journeyperson Electrician shall maintain, install, adjust, inspect, modify, test, troubleshoot and repair main and auxiliary equipment and apparatus
* This may include electrical wiring, switchboard wiring, transformer connections, switchgear, bus work, low tension control cables, electrical and electronic equipment
* Notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Power Cable Technician or Power Line Technician, an Electrician may work on single conductor plastic insulated cables and accessories up to and including 20/35 kV restricted to cables utilizing mechanical terminations and connections
* Such cable work is not to include work on line terminations, distribution feeders or on lead or metallic cables over 600 volts
Contact
BC Hydro
6911 Southpoint Drive
Burnaby
Colombie-Britannique Canada
www.bchydro.com
From the same organization
19 May, 2024
3 May, 2024
