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Construction Electrician- Level 2, 3, 4 Apprentice & Journeyperson

Centre Group Electric
British Columbia, CAN
Full-time
Onsite
Discovered 3 days ago

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Join Our Team at Centre Electric & Technology -Construction Electrician- Level 2, 3, 4 Apprentice & Journeyperson

Location:** Various Location in Greater Vancouver Area

Salary: $28-$42 per hour; Competitive; TBD based on experience

Start Date: As soon as available

Job Type:** Full-Time

Benefits: Matching RRSP contributions, full benefits package

Job Summary

Centre Electric & Technology is seeking motivated, skilled, and reliable Construction Electricians at various experience levels to join our growing Electrical Division.

We are currently accepting applications from Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4 Electrical Apprentices, as well as certified Journeyperson Electricians with commercial electrical construction experience.

Successful candidates will participate in a variety of commercial and industrial electrical construction projects throughout Greater Vancouver. The level of responsibility and independence will depend on the candidate's apprenticeship level, technical knowledge, practical experience, and demonstrated abilities.

We are looking for individuals who take pride in their work, demonstrate strong electrical knowledge, prioritize safety, and work effectively as part of a team.

Key Responsibilities

Your role will involve performing electrical construction work based on your experience and qualifications, with increasing levels of technical responsibility, independence, and teamwork.

Your key responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

1. Full-Time Work

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Occasional work outside regular hours may be required, with overtime compensated in accordance with BC employment standards.

2. Electrical Installations

  • Perform commercial and industrial electrical installations, including BX (AC90) rough-ins, lighting whips, fixtures, receptacles, switches, and lighting controls.
  • Install and connect electrical components in accordance with project drawings and specifications.
  • Install seismic restraints and other electrical safety components.

3. Conduit Bending and Installation

  • Bend and install EMT conduit ranging from ½" to 4", depending on experience.
  • Install junction boxes and complete conduit runs according to project requirements.
  • Perform Coreline (ENT) and slab box installations, including layout, fastening, and preparation for concrete pours.

4. Electrical Systems and Wiring

  • Work with single-phase and three-phase electrical systems.
  • Perform wire pulls, identify appropriate wire color coding, and complete electrical terminations.
  • Install receptacles, switches, circuit breakers, and electrical panels.
  • Assist with troubleshooting electrical circuits and related equipment.

5. Lighting Controls and Fire Alarm Systems

  • Install and troubleshoot line-voltage and low-voltage lighting control systems.
  • Work with lighting control systems such as Lutron, Watt stopper, and Cooper.
  • Install fire alarm devices and circuitry, including bells, pull stations, smoke detectors, and heat detectors.
  • Assist with fire alarm verification and testing where required and appropriately qualified.

6. Electrical Distribution Equipment

  • Install and assist with electrical panels, transformers, disconnects, switchgear, and feeders.
  • Perform electrical wiring, connections, and terminations.
  • Assist with more complex electrical installations and distribution systems based on experience and qualifications.

7. Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving

  • Identify and troubleshoot electrical issues and assist in resolving installation problems.
  • Apply technical knowledge to identify potential issues and recommend practical solutions.
  • Ensure installations are completed accurately and according to project specifications.

8. Teamwork, Leadership and Mentorship

  • Work collaboratively with journeypersons, foremen, apprentices, project managers, and other trades.
  • Provide guidance and mentorship to less experienced apprentices, where appropriate.
  • Organize assigned tasks, tools, and materials to support efficient project completion.
  • Take increasing responsibility for assigned work as experience and technical abilities develop.

9. Safety and Quality Control

  • Follow the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), WorkSafeBC requirements, company policies, and project safety procedures.
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
  • Ensure all electrical installations meet quality standards and project specifications.
  • Follow proper lockout/tagout procedures and applicable electrical safety requirements.

10. Drawings and Project Requirements

  • Read and interpret electrical drawings, layouts, specifications, and installation plans.
  • Follow project instructions and coordinate installation activities with other trades.
  • Communicate project issues, material requirements, and progress to the appropriate supervisor.

11. Professionalism

  • Maintain a positive and professional attitude, demonstrate reliability and accountability, and represent Centre Electric & Technology professionally on all job sites.

For Level 2 Electrical Apprentices

  • Registered Construction Electrician Apprentice in BC who has successfully completed Level 2 (second year) apprenticeship technical training.
  • Approximately 1.5 years or more of relevant electrical trade experience.
  • Experience with BX (AC90) rough-ins, lighting installations, basic conduit work, receptacles, and electrical circuits.
  • Ability to perform assigned electrical tasks with moderate supervision.

For Level 3 Electrical Apprentices

  • Registered Construction Electrician Apprentice in BC who has successfully completed Level 3 (third year) apprenticeship technical training.
  • Approximately 2.5 years or more of relevant electrical trade experience.
  • Strong experience with EMT conduit bending and installation, three-phase systems, electrical circuitry, and lighting controls.
  • Ability to complete a wide range of electrical installations with limited supervision.
  • Ability to assist with supervising and mentoring less experienced apprentices.

For Level 4 Electrical Apprentices

  • Registered Construction Electrician Apprentice in BC who has successfully completed Level 4 (fourth year) apprenticeship technical training.
  • Approximately 3.5 years or more of relevant electrical trade experience.
  • Strong technical knowledge of electrical installations, distribution equipment, fire alarm systems, and low-voltage lighting controls.
  • Ability to complete complex electrical installations with minimal supervision.
  • Demonstrated troubleshooting, leadership, and mentoring abilities.

For Journeyperson Electricians

  • Certified Construction Electrician Journeyperson or Red Seal holder who has successfully completed the required fourth-year technical training and 6,000 hours of work-based experience.
  • Approximately 4 years or more of relevant electrical trade experience.
  • Strong knowledge of commercial and industrial electrical installations.
  • Proficiency in electrical troubleshooting, wiring, conduit installation, electrical distribution systems, and lighting controls.
  • Experience installing and managing fire alarm systems and electrical distribution equipment.
  • Ability to work independently and take responsibility for assigned installations.
  • Ability to lead, coordinate, and mentor apprentices and other crew members.
  • Strong knowledge of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and electrical safety requirements.

Additional Requirements For All Candidates

  • Previous commercial electrical construction experience is preferred.
  • Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and specifications.
  • Strong communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
  • Reliable, punctual, and committed to safety and quality.
  • Ability to work on active construction sites and perform the physical requirements of the position.
  • Ability to work independently or as part of an electrical crew.

Level Placement

Candidates will be assessed and placed at the appropriate level based on their current electrical apprenticeship schooling, SkilledTradesBC apprenticeship status, completed technical training, work-based training hours, practical experience, demonstrated technical abilities, and level of independence.

Journeyperson candidates must hold the appropriate certification.

What We Offer

  • Competitive hourly wages based on experience and qualifications.
  • Full benefits package
  • RRSP matching contributions
  • Paid time off.
  • Full-time, stable employment
  • Opportunities to work on diverse commercial and industrial electrical projects.
  • Opportunities for professional development, apprenticeship progression, and career advancement.

About Centre Electric & Technology

Founded in 1997, Centre Electric began as a two-person operation servicing the Harbour Centre in downtown Vancouver.

As the building became a major tech hub, we expanded rapidly to meet the growing demand for high-performance electrical and communication systems.

In 2025, Centre Electric acquired Spectrum Networks.

Today, Centre Electric has grown into a leading design-build Electrical Contractor, Security Systems Contractor, Communications Contractor and Wireless Systems Integrator with a team of 100+ professionals.

Our specialties span challenging commercial and industrial design-build projects, and we maintain a strong commitment to innovation, quality, and client collaboration — from early design to long-term maintenance.

Pay: $28.00-$42.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 40.0 per week

Benefits

  • Company events
  • Dental care
  • Paid time off
  • RRSP match
  • Vision care

Application question(s):

  • Do you currently live in the Greater Vancouver Area?
  • How many years of electrical construction experience do you have? Please specify how many years are in commercial and how many are in residential projects.
  • If you are applying for a Journeyperson position, do you hold a valid Construction Electrician Journeyperson or Red Seal certification? Please provide details of your Red Seal certification, SkilledTradesBC-approved technical training, and years of electrical experience.
  • What is the highest level of Construction Electrician apprenticeship technical training you have successfully completed in the school?
  • How many work-based training hours have you completed according to your SkilledTradesBC transcript? Please attach a copy of your SkilledTradesBC transcript along with your resume.
  • Which electrician level are you applying for (Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, or Journeyperson)?

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