- Coquitlam, Canada
- 6 May 2026
Electrical Apprentice with 4,600+ hours of hands-on experience, transitioning from residential construction into industrial and marine electrical environments. Proven ability to work safely, read drawings, install and terminate systems, and troubleshoot under pressure.
Experience includes fire alarm systems, conduit installation, panel work, and electrical testing, with a strong foundation in the Canadian Electrical Code and safe work practices. Currently advancing skills in industrial systems, motor control concepts, and PLC fundamentals to contribute effectively in high-performance environments such as shipyards and heavy industry.
• Strong adherence to safe work procedures and hazard recognition
• Knowledge of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) principles
• Experience working in fast-paced, safety-critical environments
• WHMIS
• Fall Protection
Referred by Marine Engineer Anton Korbut, member of Marine and Shipbuilders Local 506.
Experience
Highly motivated 3rd-year Apprentice Electrician with 4,600+ hours of hands-on experience in electrical installation, conduit systems, cable routing, panel work, fire alarm systems, and system troubleshooting in fast-paced construction environments. Proven ability to work safely, interpret complex electrical drawings, and deliver clean, reliable, code-compliant installations under pressure. Experienced in fire alarm installation, testing, verification, and troubleshooting, with strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship. Known for strong work ethic, adaptability, and readiness to take on demanding industrial environments. Currently focused on transitioning into industrial and marine electrical systems, while expanding knowledge in PLC fundamentals, automation, and high-performance electrical applications.