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Journeyman Electrician (CCQ-certified)

BGIS · Montreal, QC, Canada

SUMMARY The Electrician is responsible for performing preventative and corrective maintenance, routine and on-demand services on facility mechanical and electrical equipment and systems for the assigned facility. The electrician is also responsible for perform

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Journeyman Electrician (CCQ-certified)

BGIS Global Integrated Solutions Canada LP · Montreal, QC, Canada

SUMMARY The Electrician is responsible for performing preventative and corrective maintenance, routine and on-demand services on facility mechanical and electrical equipment and systems for the assigned facility. The electrician is also responsible for perform

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Électricien(ne)

BR Électrique · Cowansville, QC, Canada

BR Électrique lists Électricien(ne) as a current position to fill on its official careers page. The employer describes itself as a Québec master electrician since 1968 with electrical installation work across residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural,

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Apprenti(e) électricien(ne)

BR Électrique · Cowansville, QC, Canada

BR Électrique lists apprenti(e) électricien(ne) as a current position to fill on its official careers page. The employer describes itself as a Québec master electrician since 1968 with electrical installation work across residential, commercial, industrial, ag

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Compagnon électricien.ne

Électricité MC2 · Québec, QC, Canada

Électricité MC2 is hiring a Compagnon électricien.ne from its official careers page in Québec, QC. The page says Électricité MC2 values expertise, innovation, and teamwork and is always looking for passionate professionals. For this role, the employer is looki

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Apprenti.e électricien.ne - Niveau 1-2-3-4

Électricité MC2 · Québec, QC, Canada

Électricité MC2 is hiring an Apprenti.e électricien.ne - Niveau 1-2-3-4 from its official careers page in Québec, QC. The page says Électricité MC2 values expertise, innovation, and teamwork and is always looking for passionate professionals. For this role, th

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Electrician

Groupe Madysta · Quebec, QC

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Electrician, Master (Quebec)

Aecon Group Inc. · Brossard, Quebec, CA

Come Build Your Career at Aecon! Aecon delivers some of the most complex and impactful infrastructure projects — from transformative transportation networks to critical energy, industrial and nuclear programs. The projects we build connect communities and powe

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Electrician

Epiroc Canada · Val-d'Or, QC

Epiroc Careers is advertising an Electrician posting tied to Val-d'Or, Quebec, with several opportunities in Quebec and Ontario at surface and underground mining sites. The official posting says the certified electrician installs, repairs, inspects, and connec

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Apprenti.e electricien.ne - CCQ - MU2

Borea Construction · Escuminac, QC

Borea Construction's official careers marketplace lists Apprenti.e electricien.ne - CCQ - MU2 in Escuminac, Quebec. The posting summary says the apprentice electrician performs tower wiring and grounding (MALT) for wind-turbine towers and foundations. It lists

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Market snapshot

Canada electrician hiring pages to watch

Use the main job list for the freshest reviewed postings, then move into province and designation pages when you know the certificate, location, or work setting you want.

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Employers8
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Highest-intent paths

  • Start with Ontario, Alberta, Red Seal, 309A, 442A, industrial, maintenance, and apprentice searches because those pages map cleanly to how electricians search.
  • Use job alerts on narrow searches so returning visitors can come back when new reviewed roles appear.
  • If a page has only one job, widen to the province or all-Canada designation page instead of relying on a thin local page.

What makes a good listing

  • The employer source should be official, current, and clear about electrician or apprentice electrician scope.
  • Pay, shift, premium, union, travel, and certificate wording are the strongest comparison details when they are listed.
  • Adjacent controls, HVAC, fire alarm, security, technologist, and instrumentation roles stay out unless electrician credentials are required.

Save and share

  • Save a job alert from any filtered search to catch new roles without checking manually every day.
  • Share narrow pages such as 309A Ontario or Red Seal Alberta when posting weekly job-roundups on LinkedIn.
  • Employers can use Post A Job when they need reviewed placement in this electrician-specific inventory.

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