Job Postings

Protection & Controls Technician

You will troubleshoot and repair electrically or electronically exciters, governors, prefault monitors, recorders, all controls, metering instrumentation, annunciators, sequential events recorders, teleprotection, load shedding systems, protection systems, office equipment, test equipment, monometer sites, keep records, update prints, commissioning, assist all site departments and all other duties as assigned.
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Grocery Clerk/Meat Cutter

In this role you will assist customers including; checking in customers’ groceries, and packing customers’ goods. Balance cash receipts. You will perform duties associated with the preparation of food for the bakery/deli, including meat cutting, under the direction of the Butcher and duties associated with the preparation of food for the bakery/deli. You will transfer goods to and from Grocery Store and offload and store merchandise. You will price and stock merchandise on shelves and in meat display unit and pack merchandise for return to suppliers. You will perform regular inventory counts for reordering purposes and general housekeeping duties. All other duties as assigned.
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Fleet Services Planner (Permanent)

You will be responsible to perform detailed short term planning and short term scheduling for various fleet services, monitor all work requests and arrange work schedules, crafts, materials and coordinate repairs, complete work orders in a timely and cost-effective manner. Ensure MEO fleet is scheduled to an optimum to support the operations of the department. All other duties as assigned.
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Stores Worker

In this role you will operate a computerized materials management system by issuing and receiving parts, and goods associated with the maintenance of equipment and assets. You will enter and verify data in the computerized maintenance system and perform cycle counts of all inventory located in warehouses throughout the site, including Wabush Substation. You will perform warehousing duties, including but not limited to pick up, deliver, load and off-load material and equipment. You will operate trucks up to 5 ton capacity and forklifts up to 10 ton capacity and pick up, sort and deliver mail including bulletin board distribution, and prepare mailbags for air transport. You will also dispense gasoline and diesel fuel to company vehicles at the Service Depot and record all fuels dispensed and balance daily fuel reports which includes taking fuel measurements of storage tanks as required. You will offload bulk fuel as required and in accordance with standard operating procedures and environmental policies. You will also perform general housekeeping duties and all other duties as assigned.
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E-Transfer for Non-Working Dues

To make payment of Non-Working Dues easier, members can now make payment using e-transfer through their online banking. Members are required to submit $33.20, non-working dues, for every calendar month that no hours are worked.
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National Day of Mourning

The National Day of Mourning, held annually on April 28th, was officially recognized by the federal government in 1991, eight years after the day of remembrance was launched by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), and has since spread to at least 80 countries around the world. This day is a tribute to those men and women who have died as a result of a workplace illness or accident.
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Safety Training Courses

Up-to-date safety certification is essential to be eligible for current jobs. At the IBEW College, members and others in the electrical industry can access safety training to maintain and acquire certification. New class schedules are added on a continuing basis. 
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Thank You to our Lines People

We have recently seen the torture these Lines People put themselves through.  Working long hours in cold temperatures, to put our lights back on. Thank You. (Just a reminder that #IBEW linemen are on duty, ready to handle the worst Mother Nature can dish out.)
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