Journeyperson Electrician (Field Services) at Sky Eye Measurement Inc. — NeverHard

Job DescriptionJob Description At Sky Eye Measurement (SEM), our Electricians / Field Service Technicians are trusted experts and the front line of our technology - ensuring our equipment performs safely, reliably, and at peak efficiency in the field. From inspecting and commissioning new systems to troubleshooting and repairing complex mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation components, this role is built for hands‑on problem solvers who thrive on variety and technical challenge. This position is based out of our Acheson, Alberta head office , with regular travel across North America to support our customers. As SEM’s field representative, you’ll play a key role in maximizing equipment uptime, supporting client operations, and upholding SEM’s reputation for quality and reliability. If you enjoy working independently, take pride in representing your company on-site, and want a role that combines technical depth with travel and real‑world impact, this is an opportunity to grow your career with a leader in measurement solutions. PURPOSE: The Electrician / Field Service Technician at Sky Eye Measurement (SEM) inspects, maintains, troubleshoots, repairs, and commissions SEM-manufactured equipment. This role ensures mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems operate safely, reliably, and in compliance with regulatory requirements. The technician serves as SEM’s field representative, supporting clients and maximizing equipment uptime and performance. KEY CHARACTERISTICS: Positive, solution-oriented mindset with strong teamwork focus Calm and composed under pressure while maintaining operational integrity Advanced mechanical and electrical troubleshooting capability in complex field environments (oil & gas, downstream, chemical, railyard) Proficient with computers, digital diagnostic tools, and reporting systems High attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship Strong safety awareness and adherence to safe work practices Effective communicator able to support clients and mentor colleagues Able to work independently in rail yard and terminal environments in varying and adverse weather conditions Comfortable with frequent domestic and international travel Skilled in operating vehicles in adverse weather and road conditions Keeps SEM service trucks maintained and in a clean condition Able to interpret technical issues remotely and demonstrate good judgment when advising on troubleshooting strategies Ability to lift 50 lb, climb ladders, and work at heights Represents Sky Eye Measurement in the field and identifies opportunities to improve client operations and support SEM services RESPONSIBILITIES Installation: Install pumps, piping, tubing, valves, instruments, and electrical components on SEM-manufactured equipment Perform equipment layout, mechanical assembly, and system integration in both field and shop environments Ensure installations meet design specifications, safety standards, and operational requirements Maintenance: Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on: Centrifugal pumps Positive displacement (PD) pumps Flow meters and associated instrumentation Inspect and service mechanical, electrical, and control systems to ensure safe and reliable operation Identify and address wear, performance issues, and potential failures Rebuild & Repair: Disassemble, inspect, and rebuild pumps, flow meters, and valves Replace seals, bearings, internals, and critical components as required Diagnose failures and perform root cause analysis to prevent recurrence Commissioning & Start-Up: Lead and support commissioning and start-up of SEM transloading units Perform system checks, functional testing, and verification of control logic and interlocks Support FAT (factory acceptance testing) and field start-up activities Train clients on operation and best practices of SEM equipment Identify opportunities to improve system performance and reduce downtime Controls & Electrical Support: Troubleshoot HMI/PLC systems (e.g., Toptech, Siemens), including I/O verification and signal tracing Maintain and troubleshoot control systems, interlocks, and E-stop circuits Work with 24VDC, 120/240VAC, and 480VAC systems, including motors, VFDs, and instrumentation Maintain and troubleshoot grounding and overfill systems (e.g., Scully, Dixon) Diagnose faults in probes, rack controllers, and safety interlocks Safety & Compliance: Comply with all federal, provincial, and client safety regulations and standards Complete OSHAs/FLHAs and required site documentation prior to work Actively participate in SEM safety inspections, initiatives, and reporting Follow LOTO procedures when servicing equipment Ensure equipment meets operational and regulatory requirements Documentation & Communication: Complete detailed daily service reports (DSRs) Communicate deficiencies, repair status, and recommendations clearly Provide feedback to engineering/manufacturing for design and operational improvements Share lessons learned and best practices with colleagues and clients WORK SCHEDULE & FLEXIBILITY: Flexible schedule including extended hours and travel Willing and able to travel up to 80% of the year (domestic and international) Availability for urgent field response and critical repairs On-call support as required by business needs QUALIFICATIONS Valid Class 5 driver’s license with clean driver’s abstract 3–7 years of relevant field experience in the technical competencies listed above Journeyperson Electrical, Instrumentation Technician, or Millwright certification ( Red Seal preferred ) Petroleum Mechanic certification (PM1/PM3) considered an asset Railway and bulk liquid / LPG transloading experience considered a major asset Ability to pass pre-access testing, including drug and alcohol screening Valid passport required with the ability to obtain and maintain clearance for cross-border travel (including admissibility to the U.S.) Satisfactory criminal record check may be required Satisfactory credit check may be required due to company-issued credit cards Ability to temporarily cover work-related expenses on a personal credit card (up to approximately $10,000) pending reimbursement