⚡ Journeyperson Electrician – Northern Saskatchewan Projects, La Ronge (7/7)

🏕 Opportunity Ethical Electrical, an Indigenous-owned Saskatchewan electrical company operating since 2014, is growing its northern service and project work and hiring a journeyperson electrician out of La Ronge. It pays $40 to $47 an hour and offers a rotational option of 7 days on and 7 days off, about 80 scheduled hours in the working week, with accommodations and meals provided during that week. The posting runs until November 14, 2026. 🔧 The Role - Electrical installations, repairs, lighting upgrades and troubleshooting - Read drawings and instructions, test completed work and document results - Coordinate with the owner and other trades - Keep work areas safe and support apprentices when assigned - Also available as casual local service work around La Ronge 🍁 CanadaCampJobs Take A 7/7 with accommodations and meals included is a strong deal for a licensed electrician: you work a focused week, then get a full week off, and what you earn isn't spent on camp costs. The company is small and growing in the north, so you're likely to work with a tight crew and see a lot of variety across projects. A good fit for journeypeople in northern Saskatchewan who want to work for an Indigenous-owned company. ✅ Best Fit - Journeyperson electricians who want a week-on, week-off schedule - Northern Saskatchewan tradespeople who want to work close to home - Electricians who enjoy troubleshooting and service work as much as installs - People who are fine working independently or in a small crew - Not a fit for: apprentices working alone, or anyone not eligible to work in Saskatchewan