Electrical Line Verifier Assembler

Company Description

At Artelia, we believe that every project is a unique opportunity to create solutions for a positive life. From designing responsible projects to implementing cutting-edge technological solutions, our approach is based on the conviction that every challenge can be overcome through ingenuity and individual and collective commitment.

In Canada, Artelia operates in seven major fields: Mobility, Building, Energy, Environment and Earth Sciences, Water, Industry and Telecommunications and operational technologies. Our 1,200 experts, spread across 18 offices throughout the country, are committed every day to addressing complex issues, from energy transition to water resource management, through infrastructure modernization and industrial decarbonization.

Our affiliation with the Artelia Group, which has over 100 years of history, employs 10,000 people and is present in 40 countries, allows us to combine our local expertise with the strength of a global network to offer comprehensive and tailored solutions to our clients' most complex demands. We are an engineering group, 100% owned by our managers and employees, and united by a common passion, that of practicing a profession that combines the art of designing with ingenuity and the realization with commitment.

Driven by values of technical excellence, customer proximity, and entrepreneurial spirit, we are committed to being more than ever an enterprise useful to the world and to humanity, contributing through our activities to having a positive impact on the environment and society.

Join one of our multidisciplinary teams today, your adventure starts here!

Work Location: Montmagny

As an Electrical Line Verifier Assembler with our client Hydro-Québec: Your Responsibilities

• Appropriate the project requirements and their particularities such as technical, environmental, quality, and safety and participate in the elaboration of monitoring programs;
• Participate in the writing of the contractor's quality plan comments;
• Implement monitoring programs to ensure the application of the contractor's quality plan and the compliance of the work;
• Fill out and follow up on quality, environment, health, and safety documents;
• Participate in the writing of non-conformity reports following the monitoring of work and ensure their follow-up;
• Participate in the writing and processing of reports necessary for all work, such as work progress, supply follow-up, labor, equipment, additional work, property and environmental damage, technical defects, questions, technical modifications (QMT), and those related to quality system procedures;
• Verifier-Assembler: Climb into pylons and structures to verify the assembly, erection, and installation of conductors during construction;
• Follow up on technical documents with the help of computer tools;
• Perform any other related tasks.

Qualifications

• Your Profile
• DEP in transmission line assembly;
• Experience in line assembly;
• Possess the following training: work at height and height rescue (an asset);
• Be available for travel throughout Quebec;
• Experience in verifying steel structures;
• Hold a valid driver's license (class 5);
• Have knowledge of computer tools and MS Office family software;
• Master the spoken and written French language;
• Hold the ASP Construction training;
• You are proactive, autonomous, and responsible.
• Your Conditions
• Work schedule: According to the contractor;
• Work location: Montmagny;
• Start date of the mandate: As soon as possible until the end of December 2026, with the possibility of extension.
• Your Benefits
• Competitive salary;
• Contribution to a retirement savings plan;
• Collective insurance program, starting on the first day worked;
• Referral program up to $4,000;
• Continuous training;
• In addition to the provided PPE, you have a workwear spending account at the ARTELIA store;
• Career development opportunities;
• Stimulating work environment and projects.
• Additional Information
• *Please note that Artelia subscribes*

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