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Field Service Technician (NETA)

Offre en anglais

Ottawa, ON
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Publié 25 août 2026
1 poste

50 $–65 $ / heure

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Type d’emploi: Temps plein
Niveau d’expérience: Intermédiaire · 2+ ans
Formation minimale: Diplôme professionnel
Langue de l’offre: anglais
Heures de travail: 40 heures par semaine

Résumé du poste

Perform acceptance testing, maintenance, and commissioning of electrical power systems in accordance with NETA standards. Diagnose and troubleshoot low, medium, and high-voltage equipment while preparing detailed technical reports.

Détails du poste

WHO WE ARE At KROON Electric, we specialize in delivering safe and reliable electrical solutions. We support end‑to‑end electrical contracting services across all sectors, backed by decades of experience. Powered by BCES Global, we offer the strength of a growing North American organization while staying true to our local roots, technical excellence, and our people‑first culture. WHAT WE OFFER Career growth and structured development and advancement plans Ongoing technical training and mentorship 100% employer paid benefits RRSP matching Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits A strong safety-first culture Opportunities to travel, take on new challenges, and grow within the larger organization WHAT WE NEED We are seeking a skilled and safety‑driven Field Service Technician (NETA) to join our growing team. In this role, you will perform testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, and commissioning of electrical power systems across industrial, commercial, utility, and institutional environments. You’ll work with regional teams who combine deep local knowledge with enterprise‑wide resources to support critical projects involving grid reliability, system upgrades, predictive maintenance, and emergency response. WHAT YOU WILL DO Perform acceptance testing, maintenance testing, and system commissioning in accordance with NETA standards. Test and diagnose low‑, medium‑, and high‑voltage electrical equipment, including breakers, transformers, relays, switchgear, and protective systems. Conduct electrical studies, analyze test data, and prepare accurate technical reports. Support system upgrades, retrofits, and power system troubleshooting in both planned and emergency scenarios. Ensure all work meets safety, regulatory, and quality‑assurance requirements. Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and field teams to deliver reliable, client‑focused solutions. WHAT YOU BRING EET, EIT or P.Eng with direct experience preferably in an industrial electrical environment. Hands‑on experience with power system testing, commissioning, or maintenance. Current or previous NETA/NICET Level II, III, or IV certification (or equivalent experience with intent to certify) is considered a strong asset. Strong understanding of NETA standards, electrical theory, and power distribution equipment. Ability to analyze test data and produce detailed technical documentation. A commitment to safety, accuracy, and high‑quality workmanship. Willingness to travel to job sites within your region and throughout North America. This position is an active vacancy. Compensation ranges may vary based on individual experience. Final offers may differ from the posted range depending on a candidate’s skills, experience, qualifications, geographic location, and the specific role offered. This role includes overtime and double time eligibility in addition to the base rate. Compensation Range $50—$65 CAD We are committed to providing accommodations upon request throughout the recruitment process, in accordance with applicable provincial and federal human rights legislation. As part of our hiring process, KROON may use technology, including AI‑enabled tools, to support screening and evaluation. All hiring decisions are made fairly, with human oversight, and in alignment with our commitment to equity and compliance.

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Exigences

Requires an EET, EIT, or P.Eng qualification with hands-on experience in power system testing and maintenance. NETA/NICET certification is considered a strong asset, along with a commitment to safety and willingness to travel.