Ethical Electrical

Putting some feelers out—but part of this is an actual current need.

Right now, I’m looking for:

• A Saskatchewan/Red Seal journeyman electrician for casual work in Saskatoon
• At least one journeyman for our current La Ronge Long-Term Care project—7 days on/7 days off, roughly 80 scheduled hours during the working week, with private lodging and meals provided
• Additional journeymen and registered apprentices interested in possible upcoming work if some of our other bids come through

What I’m looking for:

• Reliable, safe and takes pride in clean work
• Communicates well and works well with others
• Commercial, institutional or service experience preferred
• Journeymen who can read prints, know code, troubleshoot, work independently and guide apprentices
• Apprentices who genuinely want to learn and do things properly
• Fire alarm, generators, controls or 600-volt experience is a bonus
• Class 5 licence and dependable transportation

Send me a private message or email [email protected] with your level/year, location, experience and availability.

Feel free to share or tag someone who might fit.

⚡ A slight brown mark may be the only warning you see.

The damage behind this receptacle was far more serious than what could be seen from the front.

This is a real photo from an Ethical Electrical service call. Heat had built up behind the receptacle, damaging the device and wiring. Fortunately, it was found before the situation became worse.

Watch for:

🔥 A warm receptacle or cover plate
🟤 Brown or dark marks
🔌 A plug that fits loosely
⚡ Buzzing or crackling
👃 A hot-plastic or burning smell

Discoloration does not always mean severe damage—but it should not be ignored.

If you notice any of these warning signs:

Stop using the receptacle. Do not remove it yourself. Have it checked by a qualified electrician.

We are beginning a new Ethical Electrical safety series using real examples from the field to show homeowners what to watch for and what may be hidden behind the surface.

Questions are welcome. Send me a message or leave one in the comments.

Tyson Goulet
Owner & Journeyperson Electrician
Ethical Electrical

🌐 ethicalelectrical.ca
📧[email protected]
📞 306-ETHICAL (306-384-4225)

Serving Saskatoon and surrounding communities.

⚡ ETHICAL ELECTRICAL — NOW HIRING ⚡
Journeyman Electricians – Commercial / Institutional / Energy Systems

📍 La Ronge, SK (Rotational)
📍 Saskatoon, SK (Local Work)
🕒 Immediate Start Available

Ethical Electrical is hiring certified Journeyman Electricians with experience in commercial and institutional electrical work, including healthcare facilities, EV charging systems, and commercial and residential solar installations.

We are seeking reliable, experienced electricians for long-term work in La Ronge and Saskatoon.

(Ethical Electrical cube logo may be used where platforms allow.)

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LA RONGE POSITION – ROTATIONAL

Schedule:
• 1 week on / 1 week off
• 80 hours during the working week

Project Scope (Multi-Year / Healthcare Focus):
• Year 1: New construction – Long-Term Care Facility (currently underway)
• Year 2: Hospital renovation project

This role is within active healthcare environments.
Experience working in hospitals, long-term care facilities, or other health-related settings is strongly preferred and required for this position.

Travel, Lodging & Meals:
• Travel covered for out-of-town workers
• Private lodging provided
• All meals prepared where we lodge in La Ronge
(Lunch and supper cooked on site; food supplied)

Crew accommodations are on a private property where employees will reside for the duration of the project.
(If photos are included, they show the actual property and surroundings.)

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SASKATOON POSITION – LOCAL WORK

• Commercial and institutional electrical work in and around Saskatoon
• EV charger installations
• Commercial and residential solar installations
• Steady local work
• Immediate start available

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REQUIREMENTS (BOTH POSITIONS)

• Valid Journeyman Electrician certification
• Commercial electrical experience
• Healthcare / hospital experience
(required for La Ronge, strong asset for Saskatoon)
• Experience with one or more of the following is a strong asset:
– EV charging stations
– Commercial solar installations
– Residential solar installations
• Strong safety awareness and attention to detail
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Reliable, professional work ethic
• Available to start immediately

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HOW TO APPLY

Please send your resume and proof of certification and specify which position you are applying for:
“LA RONGE” or “SASKATOON”

Email: [YOUR EMAIL HERE]
Phone: [YOUR PHONE NUMBER]
Address: [YOUR BUSINESS ADDRESS – optional]

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WHY ETHICAL ELECTRICAL

We focus on quality workmanship, clear expectations, comfortable living arrangements, and long-term project stability, allowing our crews to focus on the work and enjoy proper time off.