Utility Worker

Categories: IBEW, IBEW 2351, Newfoundland and Labrador

Competition #: NLH-CF-24-069
Status: Temporary
Location: Churchill Falls

Responsibilities:

In this role you will operate, service and make minor repairs and adjustments to equipment, i.e. chain saws, brush cutters, lawn mowers, steam jenny, jackhammers, motorized snakes, sanders/grinders. You will perform cleaning, landscaping, loading and off-loading, industrial painting, garbage removal, snow removal and assist trade workers. You will perform asbestos abatement and erect scaffolding and complete all other duties as assigned.

You will be responsible for personal safety and that of co-workers by observing and promoting the Corporation’s Safety and Health Program. You will also be responsible for any environmental aspects of the job and performing work in an environmentally responsible manner.

Job Requirements:

You will have High School graduation or equivalency and capable of performing labour type tasks. You will have completed a certified scaffolding course, Fall Protection course, confined space course, and elevated work platform and aerial bucket training. You shall have a thorough knowledge of all job related safety and operating regulations and must possess a valid Class 5 driver’s licence.

CLOSING DATE: May 30, 2024

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro manages our province’s electricity system. We are a company of people who work hard behind the scenes because we know our customers are counting on us. Through our generation, transmission and distribution operations, we’re committed to meeting the needs of our customers and providing residents, businesses and communities across the province with safe, reliable power. For more information, visit www.nlhydro.com.

To apply, please go to the intranet site (the GRID):

– Select Vacancies from the Careers link at the top of the page.
– Click on the job posting you are interested in.
– Click the Apply button at the top of the page.
– Complete the internal application form for this competition.

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